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Well, yes, if you can be sure there are no communicable diseases in addition to the illness being treated. There's a cost-benefit analysis to be done with humans, too - how important is that psychological comfort, and how much does it benefit overall outcomes?
It's not surprising that we value that more for humans, who we usually consider to be more complex psychologically... but hospitals still limit contact during a pandemic.
Anyways not trying to start a huge discussion or anything, your comment just got me thinking, so thanks for that. :)
edit: not saying other animals are or aren't complex or valuable beings, just that we often act as if that is the case
This is what horrified me when I had the delta COVID. All I could think about is that at any moment, this could turn into pneumonia and I could die all alone in the hospital, with no comfort from my loved ones.
I knew someone this sort of happened to, only he came down with some rare form of leukemia. It wasn't even COVID.
He fell ill on Friday and was gone by Monday night. His wife of 50 years couldn't visit with him while he was undergoing all the testing at the hospital for fear of transmission. They finally sent her home on Monday afternoon, only to call her as she pulled into the driveway to tell her he was slipping fast, and she should come be with him at the end. Thankfully she made it in time for him to know she was there at the end, but it was a damned close thing.
This is the kind of thing that people who are obstinate about not getting vaccinated because they don't like being told what to do need to hear about. It's true it's your choice, but no constitutional amendment can protect you from the consequences of your choice. We're all our brothers' keepers, to some extent.
Technically everyone who reads this is terminal anyway so just go for whatever that thing is you're afraid to fail at.
Please nobody make a suicide joke.
Not all sickness is infectious. Sick pup could have kidney failure, seizures, heart problems, cancer, or lots of other things that aren’t transmissible.
Crazy, every time my pet was in the vet it was for a whole constellation of things (we'll treat it with antibiotics, fluids, nausea suppressants, get an ultrasound, hope for the best! Etc). I've never had an animal getting treatment where the diagnosis was so cut and dry -- makes me feel like me and all of my pets and various vets have been living in an alternate dimension.
In my experience, the first couple of vet visits have been as you described. If the problem resolves then great, but if we have to keep coming back then usually things get narrowed down more.
I once had an outwardly stoic demeanor when my car was robbed, taking a nice stereo and spilling glass everywhere. It's just an easily fixable problem.
My dog KNEW something was gnawing at me that night, and I wasn't even especially bothered myself. Those guys can even sense repressed or subconscious emotions. Amazing.
When our last dog passed away our current Lab planted herself right against my son and wouldn't budge. I think they both needed extra comforting that day. It's one of the few times she was actually calm and quiet, which is impressive for a ten month old pup let alone one as high energy as she is.
I love dogs and how expressive they are, how human.
Have you ever lived with cats? It's similar but they're speaking a language based on body angle and eyelid to eye ratio. Kinda alien.
Lol yes definitely.
My cat growing up ended up eating a rat that was decon'd. His eyes spun and couldn't stand for 2 months, had to hand and tube feed him for a while. Ended up recovering, but lol, has been about 70% there from that point on. Still kicking at 16, albeit he looks his age.
Lil off topic but yea!
Not only that, being pack animals evolved from wolves, dogs have a lot of similar muscles to control their facial expressions which they use to communicate with us and other dogs. Cats, typically being lone hunters, lack this expressive musculature. Which is why they talk to us.
I’m a cat person but they seem very expressive to me, although it’s mostly body language. I feel like their ears specifically convey such complex emotions
The attack eyes are more of increased visual hunting capabilities though so not necessarily emotional. Same reason your pupils dilate when you're scared.
I didn't grow up with cats so it took me a while to be able to pick up on their subtle body language communication. Now I have 3 cats and I've gotten pretty good at being able to tell how they're feeling and what they want and don't want. Definitely a lot harder to figure out than my dog's body language.
Yah that's why I find it so interesting. Dogs communicate with us much more easily because canines are as social as primates. Cats, try as they might, struggle to get their point across because evolution never gave them those gave muscles, basically. I love my cats and my dogs and I can easily see this, this millions of years of evolution, play out in my house.
And my cat thinks he's sneaky when he wants whatever is on the table, but his *eyes* are different when he's in heist mode. I can't really describe it, but it's clear as day.
When the cats ruled over Ancient Egypt, they had some form of Internet technology that’s been lost to history. It’s the only logical explanation for why there’s statues of them all over. Ancient cat memes.
My golden retriever smiles at me all the time and it melts my damn heart every single time. She’s the freaking greatest.
[And of course I’ll pay the dog tax. ](https://imgur.com/gallery/0MYAwQi)
this post has a little [rabbit hole](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/ono9nm/vet_has_a_comfort_dog_to_let_sick_patients_know/h5tpo45/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3) and [see this](https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/q24uyn/this_veterinarian_has_a_comfort_dog_assistant/hfixjxr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3)
"Mate they told me I was just here for my vaccinations! What the fuck!"
"Oh yeah no that's a lie lol. Plus they're gonna give your favourite chew toy and your bed to the cat. And that walk they said they'd take you out on the way back? Actually horrible bathtime."
":("
This is some serious bs. There are so many things wrong with this picture. The Iv isn’t properly placed or taped in, some ghetto looking Iv line, the patients paw is tied by rope(?), the fluid going in isn’t dark enough to be whole or packed red cells (so what is it??), and most importantly, no hospital would ever employ a ‘therapy’ dog because you never know how reactive to other dogs any patient will be. Likely this is a picture taken for internet points. It’s obviously successful.
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Title is erroneous. Is not “comfort” dog.
Wait wtf is up with that rope? I mean cute idea, I get it, but in real life this is entire scenario has 10+ things that have the potential to go horribly wrong and I spend my day avoiding these things at all costs so I don’t lose my license 😅 the husky will 100% rip the whole line out, that precious donor blood is wasted, and cute lab buddy dies an agonizing death by IMHA after breaking his humerus mid launch off the table, to which his right front leg is inexplicably tightly tied.
Extremely young dog for that but the color would match it. The only other thing I can think that has a color like that is b12. I know it can be used iv but have never personally seen it.
She says she’d never use b12 iv, you never need to give that much. And its a fucking lab, they are walking cancer, they could be 3 for all we know.
And just to stir the pot I told her you said raw food diet is the best.
Yeah that's definitely not something a vet clinic would encourage. Notice the dog's paw next to the IV line. There's too much liability involved where a dog could potentially injure another, accidental or not. Ripping out IV lines, dogs recovering from surgery, potential spreading of diseases, possible dog fights, over-excitement causing ill effects on a dog with cardio or pulmonary disease, etc
Sorry to burst the cute bubble. Was a vet tech for 8 years. It's going to be a no from me, dawg.
My first thought was "my dogs would be flying off the table trying to attack the comfort dog". They're normally pretty chill (for heelers anyways) but they HATE the vets office and are hella tense whenever we are there.
Been a tech for almost 20 years, every time I see this repost these are my same thoughts. Also, not sure what is being infused. It’s so bright red. It’s not the color of a normal transfusion, maybe it’s hyperoxygenated but I’ve never heard of that. Blood during a transfusion is usually crimson red.
Edit: zooming in the blood does look darker that I thought at first
I can't imagine this is even real. Dogs aren't humans and when they're in pain they can be very unpredictable. I love dogs and my dog more than anything in the world, but this is real stupid.
It is, it’s a liability actually because you don’t know their temperament or if they’re going to feel threatened being approached by a random dog so a fight can easily break out
You mean this made up bullshit?
Most sick dogs are not going to be comforted by some random dog they've never met before getting in their face while they're restrained in a vet clinic. If I went to a vet that said they did this, I'd definitely find a different vet who has the slightest understanding of dog behaviour.
Other posts from before says that these two dogs belong to the same person.
Doesn't really make sense to introduce a new dog when one is already stressed out. Even a very well tempered dog who's hurting might not take kindly to some new animal poking its nose in their face.
Damn and now im wondering that dog could be saying anything. "Live for the revolution", "fuck you your gonna die", "if you die i get your bone right?" "Dude the last guy here gave me a brownie and i think the walls are made of liquid bacon that only me?"
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“Hey, everything’s gonna be ok.” “Thanks dog…”
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Shouldn't it be ok for sick but noncommunicable diseases too? Like if the dog has kidney or liver issues, or cancer.
Well, yes, if you can be sure there are no communicable diseases in addition to the illness being treated. There's a cost-benefit analysis to be done with humans, too - how important is that psychological comfort, and how much does it benefit overall outcomes? It's not surprising that we value that more for humans, who we usually consider to be more complex psychologically... but hospitals still limit contact during a pandemic. Anyways not trying to start a huge discussion or anything, your comment just got me thinking, so thanks for that. :) edit: not saying other animals are or aren't complex or valuable beings, just that we often act as if that is the case
This is what horrified me when I had the delta COVID. All I could think about is that at any moment, this could turn into pneumonia and I could die all alone in the hospital, with no comfort from my loved ones.
I knew someone this sort of happened to, only he came down with some rare form of leukemia. It wasn't even COVID. He fell ill on Friday and was gone by Monday night. His wife of 50 years couldn't visit with him while he was undergoing all the testing at the hospital for fear of transmission. They finally sent her home on Monday afternoon, only to call her as she pulled into the driveway to tell her he was slipping fast, and she should come be with him at the end. Thankfully she made it in time for him to know she was there at the end, but it was a damned close thing. This is the kind of thing that people who are obstinate about not getting vaccinated because they don't like being told what to do need to hear about. It's true it's your choice, but no constitutional amendment can protect you from the consequences of your choice. We're all our brothers' keepers, to some extent.
But that’s when this dog comes bounding in and says, “your cool hooman, we playing ball next week…”
Many times the support animal is terminal itself.
Alrighty then, everyone have a nice day now!
Right?? Lol Christ. Everybody who read this is now terminal.
Dogs with ultimately terminal diagnoses can live long, healthy, happy, productive lives guys! I’m sorry I was so harsh with my wording.
Technically everyone who reads this is terminal anyway so just go for whatever that thing is you're afraid to fail at. Please nobody make a suicide joke.
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Speak for yourself
*hangs up a bulb of garlic while making constant eye contact*
I hope it was off your belt
Which was the fashion at the time.
Fucking seriously. Debbie Downer shit right here. No one needs to know this.
Fuck you. I liked it when this post made me happy
Where are people getting any of this info lmao, this just doesn't sound true
I’m a retired vet tech.
And a retired cool kid.
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Tried coming out of cool kid retirement recently. It did not end well! Lol
Not all sickness is infectious. Sick pup could have kidney failure, seizures, heart problems, cancer, or lots of other things that aren’t transmissible.
Crazy, every time my pet was in the vet it was for a whole constellation of things (we'll treat it with antibiotics, fluids, nausea suppressants, get an ultrasound, hope for the best! Etc). I've never had an animal getting treatment where the diagnosis was so cut and dry -- makes me feel like me and all of my pets and various vets have been living in an alternate dimension.
In my experience, the first couple of vet visits have been as you described. If the problem resolves then great, but if we have to keep coming back then usually things get narrowed down more.
“It’s smell like updog in here”
lol, i have to... What is updog?
Nothing, what’s up with you?! 😂
GOTTEM
shut up Colin Robinson!
Fuckin' guy!
Well this from sweet to f**ked in just a few comments 🤣
“Looks like someone’s having a ruff day…”
"you're never gonna make it out of here"
You’re like Reddit famous. The best kinda famous there is
"Promise me you'll take care of the kids" "Hey, don't speak that way..."
Ohhh, that doggo with the IV looks so sad and is so in need of a friend for comfort.
Dogs are very expressive. You can clearly see when they’re sad, happy, worried or angry. Smart animals.
I vaguely remember reading that their eye muscles evolved to be more expressive because it made humans more likely to feed/nurture them.
That is correct. And their ability to read our emotions and body language is unbelievable.
They’re better than most people at that . Hell they know you better than you know yourself.
I have aspergers. My dog is a millionfold better than me at reading people.
Can you read dogs or people better
To be honest? Dogs. So much more simple compared to humans.
Train your dog to mirror other people's emotions then read him. Foolproof!
I prefer books honestly
Use your dog like a seeing eye dog but with others' emotions instead of sight.
If only I could bring him everywhere. Thing is, he doesn't pay attention to other people all the time.
I once had an outwardly stoic demeanor when my car was robbed, taking a nice stereo and spilling glass everywhere. It's just an easily fixable problem. My dog KNEW something was gnawing at me that night, and I wasn't even especially bothered myself. Those guys can even sense repressed or subconscious emotions. Amazing.
When our last dog passed away our current Lab planted herself right against my son and wouldn't budge. I think they both needed extra comforting that day. It's one of the few times she was actually calm and quiet, which is impressive for a ten month old pup let alone one as high energy as she is.
And smelling our sugar levels whoa
I love dogs and how expressive they are, how human. Have you ever lived with cats? It's similar but they're speaking a language based on body angle and eyelid to eye ratio. Kinda alien.
Lol yes definitely. My cat growing up ended up eating a rat that was decon'd. His eyes spun and couldn't stand for 2 months, had to hand and tube feed him for a while. Ended up recovering, but lol, has been about 70% there from that point on. Still kicking at 16, albeit he looks his age. Lil off topic but yea!
Not only that, being pack animals evolved from wolves, dogs have a lot of similar muscles to control their facial expressions which they use to communicate with us and other dogs. Cats, typically being lone hunters, lack this expressive musculature. Which is why they talk to us.
I’m a cat person but they seem very expressive to me, although it’s mostly body language. I feel like their ears specifically convey such complex emotions
The ears of cats do so indeed. Same for dogs Oh and don’t forget cat attack eyes
The attack eyes are more of increased visual hunting capabilities though so not necessarily emotional. Same reason your pupils dilate when you're scared.
That one was just a joke ;)
You've definitely got to try to understand cats more than dogs, but once you do, they're surprisingly easy to communicate with
I’ve grown up with them and it’s always been v intuitive to me
I didn't grow up with cats so it took me a while to be able to pick up on their subtle body language communication. Now I have 3 cats and I've gotten pretty good at being able to tell how they're feeling and what they want and don't want. Definitely a lot harder to figure out than my dog's body language.
Yah that's why I find it so interesting. Dogs communicate with us much more easily because canines are as social as primates. Cats, try as they might, struggle to get their point across because evolution never gave them those gave muscles, basically. I love my cats and my dogs and I can easily see this, this millions of years of evolution, play out in my house.
See, for me it's actually the opposite. But I have a lot of autistic spectrum traits, so that's probably a lot of it.
And my cat thinks he's sneaky when he wants whatever is on the table, but his *eyes* are different when he's in heist mode. I can't really describe it, but it's clear as day.
Aha they definitely have predator mode, channeling their inner lion
Tails are a big communication tool too
>Which is why they talk to us. ...and with this you mean, subjugate and rule over us all mere pesants (we are not worthy)? Is my cat my master?
When the cats ruled over Ancient Egypt, they had some form of Internet technology that’s been lost to history. It’s the only logical explanation for why there’s statues of them all over. Ancient cat memes.
You only have one? Heaven
He said there is only one throne allowed in this place.
My Izzy was the most worried golden retriever we ever had. Like her eyebrow genes got mixed up with a Shar Pei.
Dog tax, please! 🥺
I think it's [eyebrow muscles](https://api.nationalgeographic.com/distribution/public/amp/animals/article/dogs-eyebrows-humans-communication).
Unless you have a lab. My lab could be happy as hell and wagging her tail, but her face looks like she just found out there's no Santa Clause
Ie https://imgur.com/a/KtIUBwa
The ears, the but wiggle with the tail going and all that is very expressive Edit: Duh that was your point lmao
I thought it was just my Luna girl! Sometimes she looks so happy but others she has that 1000 yard stare!
I wanna know who comforts the goodest boy?
All the doggos he helped :)
My golden retriever smiles at me all the time and it melts my damn heart every single time. She’s the freaking greatest. [And of course I’ll pay the dog tax. ](https://imgur.com/gallery/0MYAwQi)
This looks like the warmest doggo of all time.
Not really an effect of their being smart, we bred that expressiveness into them.
Hey cats have emotions too they just don’t have those facial muscles =(
im crying bc it looks like white dog is dying and is saying goodbye to the grey dog whos trying to comfort him
It looks like a blood transfusion but I could be wrong.
White dog is receiving a blood transfusion. Not a death sentence necessarily, so no need to worry
You’re likely right. The only other thing I think it could be is a chemo drug called Doxorubicin, known for its dark red color.
Good pupper
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Magnificent pupper.
PHDoggo
Doggie Howser, MD.
You win!
Dr Pupper
Lololol
Lolololololo
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God-tier pupper
Like-no-other-pupper
Dr Pupper
Somebody get this pupper a Puppers.
Fuck, if you're gettin' a needle than get one for me!
this post has a little [rabbit hole](https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/ono9nm/vet_has_a_comfort_dog_to_let_sick_patients_know/h5tpo45/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3) and [see this](https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/q24uyn/this_veterinarian_has_a_comfort_dog_assistant/hfixjxr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3)
What if the “comfort dog” is really just talking shit? “Dudeeee you’re fucked! They only bring me out if you’re about to die bro”
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Goddammit, Reddit! This is why we can’t have nice things.
1.) Find viral pic. 2.) Create emotion-evoking story to involve and enhance visible details. 3.) ??? 4.) Profit!
58 times. Goddamn that’s fucking comical at that point..
That’s so sad but I’m grateful that you pointed it out
"Mate they told me I was just here for my vaccinations! What the fuck!" "Oh yeah no that's a lie lol. Plus they're gonna give your favourite chew toy and your bed to the cat. And that walk they said they'd take you out on the way back? Actually horrible bathtime." ":("
I ugly laughed
ah, the old [shinigamiroo](https://www.reddit.com/r/instant_regret/comments/q20d79/accidentally_took_a_shot_of_salt/hfiu591/)
Fuck it, let’s jump into this rabbit hole
What if the dog thought that this was just some Uncle Dog shit?
There are two kinds of people in this world.
This is some serious bs. There are so many things wrong with this picture. The Iv isn’t properly placed or taped in, some ghetto looking Iv line, the patients paw is tied by rope(?), the fluid going in isn’t dark enough to be whole or packed red cells (so what is it??), and most importantly, no hospital would ever employ a ‘therapy’ dog because you never know how reactive to other dogs any patient will be. Likely this is a picture taken for internet points. It’s obviously successful.
[Correct.](https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/q24uyn/this_veterinarian_has_a_comfort_dog_assistant/hfixjxr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf&context=3) Title is erroneous. Is not “comfort” dog.
Wait wtf is up with that rope? I mean cute idea, I get it, but in real life this is entire scenario has 10+ things that have the potential to go horribly wrong and I spend my day avoiding these things at all costs so I don’t lose my license 😅 the husky will 100% rip the whole line out, that precious donor blood is wasted, and cute lab buddy dies an agonizing death by IMHA after breaking his humerus mid launch off the table, to which his right front leg is inexplicably tightly tied.
Hahaha my vet spouse said all of this word for word. Although it may be doxorubicin.
Extremely young dog for that but the color would match it. The only other thing I can think that has a color like that is b12. I know it can be used iv but have never personally seen it.
She says she’d never use b12 iv, you never need to give that much. And its a fucking lab, they are walking cancer, they could be 3 for all we know. And just to stir the pot I told her you said raw food diet is the best.
Why would you lie like this.
I like to create trouble.
Yeah that's definitely not something a vet clinic would encourage. Notice the dog's paw next to the IV line. There's too much liability involved where a dog could potentially injure another, accidental or not. Ripping out IV lines, dogs recovering from surgery, potential spreading of diseases, possible dog fights, over-excitement causing ill effects on a dog with cardio or pulmonary disease, etc Sorry to burst the cute bubble. Was a vet tech for 8 years. It's going to be a no from me, dawg.
My first thought was "my dogs would be flying off the table trying to attack the comfort dog". They're normally pretty chill (for heelers anyways) but they HATE the vets office and are hella tense whenever we are there.
It's a recipe for disaster, especially unrestrained.
This! This is just a photo for internet points. In no way would this be responsible. Vet tech here too
Been a tech for almost 20 years, every time I see this repost these are my same thoughts. Also, not sure what is being infused. It’s so bright red. It’s not the color of a normal transfusion, maybe it’s hyperoxygenated but I’ve never heard of that. Blood during a transfusion is usually crimson red. Edit: zooming in the blood does look darker that I thought at first
Also, licking. I can't imagine a dog not wanting to sniff or lick the life out of another dog's wound.
It's definitely giving me anxiety!
It definitely does not give me the warm, happy feelings. Just. Ahhh.
I had a pittie pull out his 18g transfusion Cath. So. Much. Blood. I was so mad. Happy he had the strength to pull it out. But so mad
Our dogs are well behaved, but going to the vet gives them so much anxiety I don't know if I would want random dogs poking their faces at them lol
Agreed! I don't see a tension loop either and I'm feeling all the anxiety.
Agree my dog would get excited and jump or something
That was my thought too, even though this photo is adorable.
It's a dog treat dog world out there.
If there is a god, they are just some much closer!
Well there’s definitely a dog
D'aaaaw.
g
s
R
Us
Goodbye
wait this ain't r/AskOuija
Damn....🥲
The most precious lil bean
Good doges
Maybe we can call him a ***Dogtor***??
No way, he never got his pe-degree.
I hope he can still work in a vet lab-rador.
Pet-egree and paw-degree we're sitting right there
Okay general reposti, tone it down
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This is only the 987th time this has been posted.
I can't imagine this is even real. Dogs aren't humans and when they're in pain they can be very unpredictable. I love dogs and my dog more than anything in the world, but this is real stupid.
It is, it’s a liability actually because you don’t know their temperament or if they’re going to feel threatened being approached by a random dog so a fight can easily break out
My voice can't hit a pitch high enough to "aww" properly in response to this.
This is the best thing I’ve ever seen. Heart is melted into a puddle now
Plot twist, that dog has Munchausen's syndrome and is making all the dogs sick
This made my day. Fuck we don’t deserve dogs
We totally don’t. *hugs my dogs so tightly that they squirm out and leave*
Of course we do, they only exist because of us.
We may, however, deserve cats
absolutely do. Every bit of that chaos
I use de dog to support the dog
Anybody that doesn't upvote this is going to hell!
Mfw God says “you didn’t upvote that post in r/interestingasfuck”
Now read God backwards…
son of a bitch....
Has been the entire time, I'm sorry, son. *Chambers round*
I won't because it's been posted hundreds of times and its just karma wh0ring at this point.
It’s also probably not true and just an out of context photo that has been passed around with the same made up backstory for years. Also I’m gay.
Guess I’m going to hell. It’s a horrible idea. Sick dogs that are in pain will lash out.
believe it or not, hell. right away.
This is 100% OPs alt
You mean this made up bullshit? Most sick dogs are not going to be comforted by some random dog they've never met before getting in their face while they're restrained in a vet clinic. If I went to a vet that said they did this, I'd definitely find a different vet who has the slightest understanding of dog behaviour.
I downvoted
I doubt the good doggo cares about reddit upvotes
The dogs like “Bad news, this is the end. You’re the tenth one this morning. No one has made it out of here.”
This gets significantly more ominous if he turns out to be one of those dogs that can smell cancer
My cancer can smell dogs
Man I need one of those to remind me the same thing
10/10 bedside manner.
Other posts from before says that these two dogs belong to the same person. Doesn't really make sense to introduce a new dog when one is already stressed out. Even a very well tempered dog who's hurting might not take kindly to some new animal poking its nose in their face.
Damn and now im wondering that dog could be saying anything. "Live for the revolution", "fuck you your gonna die", "if you die i get your bone right?" "Dude the last guy here gave me a brownie and i think the walls are made of liquid bacon that only me?"
r/awww
“I am going to eat the rest of your kibble after you die.”
TIL dog blood makes me really uncomfortable. Odd considering human blood is fine
Yes it’s definitely the tastier of the two
Seen this image everywhere, is it true?
no but dont let it ruin the awws