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Pithuahua?

Someone on Reddit said Gary could be a low content pit mix. He's only 12lbs so idk how that could be possible? I haven't gotten a DNA test yet but I assumed he was brindle Chihuahua and Minpin. They said he had an "ass crack head and since he's brindle he has to be pit". I don't see it, especially knowing purebred Chihuahuas can be brindle. Could I see anyone else's pit x Chihuahua mixes to compare? I plan to DNA test him as soon as I can. If he has any pit in him it can't be much.

u/duvaldeviant — 10 days ago

Babushka fears he may not survive the long winter ahead

It's so cold, he can't feel his toes.

u/duvaldeviant — 1 month ago
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Babies on counters

I regularly visit Starbucks. It's like my happy place. Get a coffee, read the news and relax. All that jazz. Well today I walked in and immediately saw a family of 2 parents and 2 children. One was easily 5 years old and wearing a shirt with a diaper. No pants. Immediately started judging because I'm a bitch. "What is your child doing using full sentences and wearing a diaper?" I thought . I ignored them despite them taking way too long to order. Finally it's my turn and my mood lifts. I sit down to wait for my drink and so does the family. They quickly move to the counter and set their 3 year old on the counter who is only wearing a diaper as well. I full body shudder. Are you fucking kidding me. They move just as my drink is ready and I grab it before they can set it down. "I'm sorry can you wash this counter down? Somebody set their fucking kid on the counter in only a diaper and it skeeved me out." A woman behind me joins in and said "yes please!" . The barista looks at me and says"oh those ppl behind you?" The family overhears and immediately leaves. I don't care about parents feelings, and nobody else should either when it concerns food safety. I know what a blowout is, keep your fucking kids off the counters. And while you're at it potty train your kids and put some damn pants on them.

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u/duvaldeviant — 1 month ago

Chihuahua or minpin?

I just adopted Gary and was told he's a Chihuahua mix but I'm not totally convinced. I plan to get a DNA test but was curious what others thought. He's 12lbs and I can fit him in a purse if I try.

u/duvaldeviant — 2 months ago

Anybody else's chi a complete mommy/dad's pup?

Gary adores me but he's def a dad's boy once he's home from work. Lol

u/duvaldeviant — 2 months ago

Any guesses?

I'm interested in adopting this guy but don't know what mix he is. I thought Irish wolfhound or sheepdog but I'm clueless really. He's 61lbs and I haven't met him yet.

u/duvaldeviant — 2 months ago
▲ 1.2k r/olddogs

Always in my heart

One day I'll see you again and we'll be together forever. I love you Benji and always will. 14 years wasn't enough.

u/duvaldeviant — 2 months ago

Overwhelmed by senior's health problems

My 14 year old lab/pointer mix Benji was diagnosed with dementia, heart failure and arthritis recently. He'd begun barking almost 24/7 & for a long time I thought he was just being a little butthead since he only did it at my boyfriend's house with our other dogs. He was completely silent at my apartment so I assumed it was a training issue. I took him to the vet and was completely blindsided. This was a month ago. He's started gabapentin, a diuretic and heart med that he takes 2x a day. The meds have helped his arthritis but not the barking. And he pees so much. I'm always stressed he'll have accidents in my bf's house & worry about him getting mad at me for it (he never would, he's very understanding about Benji's problems). I'm disabled & suspect I'm experiencing caretaker burnout and anticipatory grief. I love my dog more than myself but taking him out 9x a day or more is really getting to me. Especially when he has to go out at midnight and I don't sleep well. I can't afford potty pads or else I'd buy them. Benji is my first senior and I had no idea dogs could get dementia or heart failure. I always thought he'd die in his sleep when the time came. Watching him slip away in front of me is one of the hardest things I've experienced. He's still very happy, eating, drinking tons, loves to snuggle and plays with the other dogs so I think I still have some time left with him for now. But idk. How has everyone else dealt with dementia and heart failure? Specifically the barking and constant potty breaks?

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u/duvaldeviant — 2 months ago
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GSP?

Was always told Benji was a lab and pointer mix but I have no idea. I plan to get him a DNA test but was curious what all of you thought. He's 48lbs and his head comes up to my hip. He's very long and slender and face looks much skinnier irl.

u/duvaldeviant — 2 months ago

Vet visit for senior dog

Benji has dementia, heart failure and arthritis. He has a follow up appt coming up that will be $300. It includes refills for his meds and more chest X-rays to see how the fluid in his lungs is draining from the diuretic he's taking. Anything at all helps. I've included the receipt from his first appt with his pictures.

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u/duvaldeviant — 3 months ago
▲ 35 r/IDmydog

Any guesses?

My vet has always said lab and pointer mix but I'm curious what everyone else thinks. I plan to get a DNA test soon. He's 48lbs and about knee height.

u/duvaldeviant — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/AskVet

Elderly dog with dementia and heart failure

I took my 13 year old lab/German short hair pointer mix Benji to the vet recently after showing signs of severe dementia. He's still eating, drinking, sleeping and appears happy but is extremely anxious. He pants, paces, barks uncontrollably, shows signs of extreme separation anxiety. Basically all the major symptoms. However when the vet was checking him out they also found he had a heart murmur and asked to do X-rays. His heart is so enlarged it's pressing on his breast bone, his lungs are filled with fluid and his tracea is being constricted. This was a shock because he coughs occasionally but nothing excessive. He also has arthritis. Benji is currently on a diuretic to take the fluid off his lungs, a med for his heart and gabapentin for his arthritis and dementia. He's due back at the vet in a month and is already showing signs of improvement. The vet said if the gabapentin doesn't help he can also start trazodone. I've felt a lot of guilt about not knowing how sick he truly is and currently I'm scared I'm doing him a disservice by not euthanizing him. But as I mentioned he's still himself aside from getting confused and anxious. Is he in pain? Should I keep treating him and listen to the vet when he says he's fine? I need a second opinion because those X-rays were absolutely terrible. Please be kind, I'm doing my best.

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u/duvaldeviant — 3 months ago

Cosmetic packs?

When are the cosmetic packs being released? I thought it would be around June and I can't find where it was previously said a few months ago. Was hoping I'd be able to buy them for my birthday on Saturday.

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u/duvaldeviant — 4 months ago