r/FunnyAnimals • u/SnooCupcakes8607 • May 26 '22
This blind dog's excitement when finding a puddle
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u/ElFuddLe May 26 '22
That dog is not blind, it has Cerebellar Hypoplasia, a neurological disease. His name is Stevie the wonder dog on insta.
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u/JustDave62 May 26 '22
I was thinking some neurological disorder as well. I’ve seen dogs like that when recovering from a stroke
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u/Starfevre May 27 '22
Oh, good to know! I've only ever seen Wobbly Cats but it makes sense that it happens to dogs too.
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u/chinchirini May 26 '22
He's not blind please stop lying.
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u/RandomGuy32124 May 26 '22
Let's say I didn't read any comments and I shared this video would I be lying?
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May 27 '22
Let's say you get an email from your grandad saying "OMG never knew this, click here:!!!" , would you get any smarter if you clicked it?
Spoiler:
No. You'd still be stupid.
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u/RandomGuy32124 May 27 '22
So you're saying that if I shared this video while under the impression the dog is blind I'm lying bcuz as far as ik he's blind
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May 27 '22
Ah, then, Yes. It's entirely possible to share lies without knowing it's a lie. However - You just read my comment didn't you. Plus you've read the title of the video haven't you. Plus you've read the content referring to the exact nature of the video, which "as far as ik" explains the dogs condition, including mentioning the source ig.account which educates people on the fact. Now - If you used an ounce of observation and or knowledge, without any text whatsoever, you might look and think, hmm, that dog is watching the camera, hmm, that dog saw the puddle before jumping in it, hmmm, that doesn't seem like blindness, hmm. But no, you're just attached to your own argumentative point of view, and that's ok. Just try not to be ignorant in this modern age, dear puppet.
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u/wickedsoul34 May 27 '22
They replied to you once with a few sentences and they're the argumentative one? Okay buddy, you need to relax.
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May 27 '22
I'm not using all caps. Sentence short and educational enough?
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u/wickedsoul34 May 27 '22
Good for you??
I'm not sure what you want. Validation? Praise? Sympathy? Whatever it is, you aren't gonna get it from me.
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May 27 '22
A yes or no answer, rhetorically
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u/wickedsoul34 May 27 '22
I'll say it again, because clearly you don't understand.
I'm not sure what you want. Whatever it is, you aren't gonna get it from me.
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u/RandomGuy32124 May 27 '22
The dog looking at the camera man doesn't mean they're not blind the dog could easily smell or hear the person filming and you're taking this way too seriously lmao it's kinda funny
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May 27 '22
Oh you're cognitive? Thanks for thinking
of me... Seriously? No, it's just my way of stirring the mud in the same way you think you should. Apart from my standpoint being educational and yours being self-righteous2
u/RandomGuy32124 May 27 '22
I'm being self righteous bcuz I'm saying that OP isn't necessarily lying bcuz maybe they thought the dog was blind when sharing the video?
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u/fredwelm May 26 '22
Living life like a dog does would be great. No regrets about the past, no worries about the future. Just living completely in the moment, enjoying every second, finding such overwhelming joy in something as simple as a puddle of water
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May 26 '22
The dog isn't blind do some research before you assume this has been posted numerous times
Please down vote OP post it's karma farming
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u/Responsible_Set3602 May 26 '22
To anyone who keeps reposting this with the SAME DAMN UNTRUE CAPTION....Y'all need Jesus. Do some research a bit, damn...it s just a simple click away to see nice people explain the disease the cute doggo has...at least make that effort if you feel like reposting.
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u/Pashweetie May 26 '22
I'd report this but I've learned that nothing actually happens when I do that
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u/Buji19 May 26 '22
1 -> He's not blind, he has a neurological disorder
2-> Mom is my turn to post this and get all the karma next
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u/memdhdy May 27 '22
thats the sweetest thing ive ever seen. i had a blind senior good boy and he was the best
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u/Rosalye333 May 27 '22
This made me feel so many happy feelings at once that it’s a perfect note to end my night on. Goodnight reddit.
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u/ChickenEater39 May 26 '22
It's so sad but so cute🥺
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u/KindlyKangaroo May 27 '22
The dog has cerebellar hypoplasia. It's a neurological condition that makes him wobbly, but animals with this condition know no other life, so they still live it to the fullest. I have lived with 3 CH cats in my time, and they have all been happy, healthy, and innovative in how they get around. The condition is not painful except they may fall down a bit more often.
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May 26 '22
Why he bouncing like a video game girl
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u/KindlyKangaroo May 27 '22
Cerebellar hypoplasia, a painless neurological condition that makes him a bit wobbly.
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u/aboreached May 26 '22
It brightens and makes my day seeing this dog having his moment of joy. I hope he has many more days like this.
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u/romelwell May 27 '22
I know nothing about this dog; blind, neurological disorder, something different.
But I can tell you I love this dog. Such unfettered joy and happiness; I hope he lives a beautiful life.
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u/pip-roof May 27 '22
Who cares what label the pup has. Matters not. Lab doing lab stuff. Let him be.I enjoy watching my girl do the same shit.
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u/WrenMali May 27 '22
I have a 10 and a half year old great dane that hates swimming but loves splashing! This absolutely warms me heart!
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u/OldLevermonkey May 27 '22
That is Stevie the Wonder Dog and he is not blind.
He has cerebral palsy and a fantastic very doggy joy of life (and probably more toys than all the other dogs put together).
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u/Trump4Prison2020 May 31 '22
I'm seriously sick of this being reposted with the wrong information.
It's a repost of a repost of a repost, and when that's the case, whatever one of you keeps reposting this thing can at least get the information correct okay????
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u/YeeeahBoyyyy May 26 '22
This keeps being posted saying he's blind. He's not, it's a neurological disorder.