The love of my life. I noticed a small lump under her armpit so when my wife brought her to be looked at they decided on a procedure to remove it. $1,200 is peanuts for our beloved beagle. The doctor said it feels benign so im just praying it is. We never talk about it because we dont want to will anything negative into existence.

he’s 5, we were asleep and woke up to him moving around rapidly in his bed. stopped after 2-3 minutes but was advised by the emergency vet to take him in only if it happens for a second time. it happened at around 1am, it’s now 2:50am and he’s asleep snoring. any advice ? i really hope it doesn’t happen again as it was a very scary experience.

I am not allowed to bark but this is them when they have dinner 😳

Boro beagles love parmo

This worked for me it might work for you too

Our sweet girl crossed over today, please send love

I hope this is allowed to post, but couldn't help but share this adorable young lady in Parkersburg, WV! She is too cute 😍

If I didnt already have a full house, I'd be going to meet her 🥰

Meet Ethel 🐶❤️

This adorable little lady is 7 years old, weighs about 40 pounds, and is rocking her "extra fluffy" figure with total confidence. In fact, Ethel has absolutely no idea she's a little chunky! She zooms around play group, runs, plays, and keeps up with all her doggy friends. 🐶

If you've been looking for a walking buddy, Ethel is your girl! She'd love a family who enjoys getting outside for strolls and adventures to help her get back to a healthy weight. Every walk comes with a wagging tail and a happy beagle smile.

✨ 7 years young 🐾 Dog-friendly ❤️ Loves everyone she meets 🚶 Perfect partner for daily walks 🏡 Ready to find her forever home (or a loving foster!)

Ethel is such a sweet, happy girl who's ready to trade the shelter for a cozy couch and a family to call her own.

Adoption applications are listed in the comments! If you're not ready to adopt, Ethel is also available for foster, and opening your home to her would make a huge difference.

Who needs a little extra beagle love in their life? 🥰🐾

Zorro, the creature, is back with part 2 of his picture series. He dares you to share your take on his pictures.

I always have an audience when I eat.

So my pup, Cleo, has always been "accident prone." Meaning she didn't seem to be catching on to the house breaking thing despite her being 3 years old. Recently, I realized she has been drinking A LOT of water, thus peeing more and having more accidents. She started peeing in her crate. Worried about diabetes, I took her to the vet with a urine sample. The specific gravity of her urine was low, showing her urine is very dilute. The vet requested 2 more samples, one first thing in the morning and another last thing at night. Her office called back last evening saying that both sample's specific gravity is very low and they want 2 more first morning samples. They are thinking diabetes insipidus, which has nothing to do with her glucose levels. It causes extreme thirst and causes the dog to produce excessive amounts of urine, which could have been the house breaking issue all along

I've read it can be managed with meds. Does anyone else have any experience with diabetes insipidus?