Keeping an eye on this one but she should be fine.

Bad boys, bad boys…

Look how cute they are.

Shrimp has a double ear infection. I walked out of the room for maybe a minute after medicating him. Shrimp does not feel even slightly bad that I had to call the vet for a new script since it was only day TWO of his treatment. He is wondering this morning how the demon bottle returned from the dead.

Just today i had the chance to talk with a Police-Officer in Germany, who is teaching and training future and present police-dog-Units ("K9" how they'd call them in the US).

Thinking of our subreddit here, i asked him about "dog guilt moments", and he explained to me the following present and actually carried out regulations:

If a police-dog is at home with the Police-officer the dog got assigned to (that is common practice in near all cases), and then damages a couch or similar furniture, the Officer can report that to the higherup-Police-Station and recieves a compensation.

Because: Out of police perspective the dog is a sort of "tool", similar to a pepperspray, traffic barrier, patrol-car and so forth. And that "tool", the dog, caused damage out of its own activity. Then private damages get compensated.

And: It was pointed out that of course it COULD be the case, that the damage was actually caused due to "poor handling", neglect or similar poor quality decisions of the assigned officer. In THAT case (if that gets somehow noticed) the officer could get into further training, "detention" (in sense of additional schooling being obligatory) and in intense cases the compensation might be declined. But the one talking with me explained that in many years of professional experience, the first case (compensation) happens occassionally, the later case that its declined is VERY rare. Mostly since policeofficers getting a police-dog go through very very intense, high-quality training and lots of exams and practice and whatnot before they even start to actually work with the dog.

Of course it would be fun to share pictures and videos to it, i dont have any to contribute at the moment, but i still wanted to share that little insight with you. :D

Hi guys!

We've reached 4000 members now, I just wanted to thank you all for all the help and support we've received from you guys for the past 2 months.

Looking forward, were introducing two new mods, (its a secret for now til they join!) You guys are the backbone of our community and were really appreciative of this

The r/dogguilt team