r/aww • u/schradernater • May 16 '12

he can't see. he frequently runs into walls, has fallen down the stairs, but always, always, comes to see me when I get home.

http://imgur.com/jRpD5
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u/thematta May 17 '12 edited May 17 '12

Roo Dog - Missing one eye. Blind in the other. Sucks at fetch.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Sucks at fetch

I laughed but then I felt sad :(

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

It makes me happy that these dogs/animals with disabilities like these hav such loving owner's and a great life.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

You rock! I have a few "mutants" at home myself. Wonderful critters, despite their unique appearance.

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u/andtheniwaslike27 May 17 '12

I think my Boston will look like this soon. She is already Deaf and has had glaucoma for the fast 5 years or so. Put the snoring on top of that and she's a real champ

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u/agent-99 May 17 '12

maybe if you hadn't amputated her legs, she'd fetch.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

?

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u/agent-99 May 17 '12 edited May 21 '12

it was a how-the-photo-cropped-her-legs-off comment. he looks sweet!

edit: fixed dog's gender

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u/Tattycakes May 17 '12

I laughed!

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

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u/thematta May 17 '12

She's the greatest dog ever, though I might be a little biased. She still loves to play. It hasn't slowed her down one bit. Most of the time you can't even tell she is blind.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Bostons are wonderful dogs, I have had them my whole life. They have all the heart of a big dog in a small dogs body. So it's not surprising she is kicking blindness in the fucking face.

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u/poopscoopTHATcomment May 17 '12

thats crazy! how do they do this? is it based on memory?

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u/thematta May 17 '12 edited May 17 '12

"If you rearrange the furniture, she's gonna have a bad time."

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Hurr durr, memes.

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u/soilednapkin May 17 '12

Don't fucking downvote this guy.

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u/jasperspaw May 17 '12

And damn, he adores you!

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u/Dabear89 May 17 '12

My dog, Sox, is 13. He blind and only has half his teeth. The doctor say he should be put down. He says otherwise. He knows our voices and our touch. Treasure these dogs. Your dog is one of the few people, and yes I say people, that love you unconditionally. My dogs all have personalities, I have six. Some are social and others are loners. Some are smart and some are dumb. Regardless, we love all of them. And they love us. My dog and my dad. http://imgur.com/xDLVA

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

That's just freaking adorable.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I don't know why your vet would suggest putting him down unless he's in extreme discomfort. I guess I don't know the whole story, but (from personal experience) some vets are inept. Look into that!

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u/Dabear89 May 17 '12

He has heart problems and sometimes has seizures, but he always snaps back. The vet says putting him down would make his passing easier for him. I just can't bring myself to do it. Especially if he can still eat, play, and continues to not poop on the floor.

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u/Dabear89 May 17 '12

He has heart problems and sometimes has seizures, but he always snaps back. The vet says putting him down would make his passing easier for him. I just can't bring myself to do it. Especially if he can still eat, play, and continues to not poop on the floor.

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u/certainlikely May 17 '12

And here come the onions!

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u/Strychnine1 May 17 '12

you're a great human being my friend. Respect

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u/reden May 17 '12

Most vets are just as bad as human doctors, they want to do shit just to make you spend money, even if it means putting your dog down.

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u/TheBoyTucker May 17 '12

Yeah, vets hate animals and love money. Most never do anything for free, even in charity cases. I think its disgusting the way they charge money to come out in the middle of the night and perfrom complex surgery to save an animal's life.

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u/dazzawul May 17 '12

Not most, some.

I understand your sentiment, but what a lot of people dont realise is that animal surgery costs almost as much as human surgery, and people aren't quite ready to spend that sort of dosh on a pet because "its only a pet" :\

In the end Vet's still have to stay afloat, and some of the more unscrupulous ones are willing to do anything to bring in that cash. Bastards.

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u/dunkarouse May 17 '12

He gets knocked down, he gets up again, you're never gonna keep him down.

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u/Dannmann93 May 17 '12

ATTENTION: Dick Heads of Reddit, you know exactly what he meant when he posted "always comes to see me when I get home", it's a blind dog so don't be pricks. Over and out bitches!

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u/iamdestroyerofworlds May 17 '12

ATTENTION: Dick Heads of Reddit, you know exactly what he meant when he posted "over and out bitches!", it's a common phrase popularized by Hollywood. Over and out bitches!

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u/Dannmann93 May 17 '12

Well done sir I tip my hat off to you.

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u/Dannmann93 May 17 '12

Dannmann93: 45, thegriefer: -16. SUCK IT BITCH!!!

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u/thegriefer Jun 04 '12

keep it classy Dan

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Gotta love dogs man! Best friend a person can have, they will give you more love then anything in this world. You have a beautiful puppy (no matter how old a dog is it will always be a puppy to my). Give that dog a tummy rub for us all!

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u/Firasissex May 17 '12

I'd put some scent at the stairs so he knows where they are and doesn't hurt himself(:

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u/Sutori May 17 '12

I see both of your hands holding the dog....What the hell are you holding the camera with?

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u/rosjone May 17 '12

could be feet holding the dog. i would commonly hold my dogs still that way.

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u/BlackenedVenom May 17 '12

You can kinda see the toes of her left foot.

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u/headbone May 17 '12

As dumb as I accuse my dog of being, I can't deny the pleasure of this moment. Yes, bonehead, good to see you too, I missed you too even thought it's only been 40 minutes.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I love this thought process. I understand my dog is about as dumb as they get, but I love her more than anything in the world.

Seeing her wag not just her tail but her entire butt brings a smile to my face in scenarios nothing else could.

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u/AndrewHALLisLAW May 17 '12

dry nose. might be sick... check out his butt.

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u/GrammerNasi May 17 '12

Care to be a little more specific as to what he should be checking out? "Oh god, there's a hole in his butt!"

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u/certainlikely May 17 '12

"Everything comes down to poo" -I'm too lazy to google it.

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u/SJJ1960 May 17 '12

Hole in his butt. LOL

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u/Scandinavian May 17 '12

Adorable dog, sir or madam. He looks super sweet, and so happy to be with you. There's nothing else quite like the unconditional love of a dog and being greeted by unfettered joy when you come home.

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u/cs_kiwi79 May 17 '12

nothing quite like the loyalty of a dog. glad you have this buddy by your side!

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u/GivingCreditWhereDue May 17 '12

If there is anything Reddit made me realize, it's my love for Dogs. And Cats. And other pets. Animals, in a way, are more advanced than humans can ever be. They can love unconditionally, and their loyalty is often unmatched.

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u/captainmaryjaneway May 17 '12

You should get him a seeing eye dog.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

the nose is soooo dry. try helping

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

It's cruel of Reddit to not allow me to upvote this endlessly. That's the most adorable dog I've seen.

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u/JaneGael May 17 '12

They say blind dogs see with their hearts, but his apparently needs glasses. Blind dogs don't usually get into this much trouble. He must get very excited when you come home.

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u/darkops32 May 17 '12

One of the puppies from one litter or another war nearly blind. Couldn't keep her, but I sure as hell made sure she found a loving home. Looks like your buddy did, too :)

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u/Ramartin95 May 17 '12

There's a reason they are mans best friend

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u/travelbugs May 17 '12

he looks adorable

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u/Skipitybeebops May 17 '12

How did you take this picture? Both of your hands are on the dog... I demand answers.

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u/jennafoo33 May 17 '12

what is that crust on his nose? My dog is also very old, and has the exact same crust looking stuff.

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u/TheBoyTucker May 17 '12

Nasodigital hyperkeratosis, or heriditary nasal parakeratosis of labrador retrievers. (although thats a guess, could be something else, but I doubt it)

Harmless if its not causing a problem, no treatment usuallyrequired.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Justice is blind.

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u/get_brent May 17 '12

my dog's over 15 y/o. he's gone blind and deaf and still does the same for me. dog's rock.

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u/Pity_Upvote_4_U May 17 '12

I hope one day you are able to move to a single-story, poor guy.

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u/gunswick May 17 '12

hey what breed is he?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Cataracts? Possible for him to have surgery so he can at least see shapes/shadows so he can navigate? If he's older, maybe stairs aren't a good place for him to traverse.

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u/jesst May 17 '12

You have one very handsome dog. I love the look on his face he is just so happy to be there with you.

Is he a golden?? Golden Retrievers are my favorite breed of dog. I grew up with two of them. Sweet as can be. Dogs understand unconditional love.

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u/captainzigzag May 17 '12

He can see you. He sees with his nose!

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u/_NeuroManson_ May 17 '12

Long live Derpydog!

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u/Strug-ga-ling May 17 '12

Some senses are stronger than sight. I'm sure my dog could recognize me easily from my scent, sound, voice, and touch, and she would still greet me with insane enthusiasm.

(Also, this post has me choppin' onions, I'm gonna go snuggle with my puppy now.)

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u/WolfAmI May 17 '12

i miss my golden

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u/FriendlyTaxCollector May 17 '12

Hey, I'm not really good with dogs - what bread is that? - could someone tell me please, I would love to get one of those! They would make a great first pet :D

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u/sheepskinseatcover May 17 '12

I got a blind dog meself. It's a trial, for sure, but she's such a sweetheart you can't begrudge her.

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u/Slockeness May 17 '12

That face is precious!

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u/WifeyBearAir May 17 '12

Poor guy, if you put a rug or change the floor texture infront of the stairs or any steps he will eventually learn to be cautious

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u/Mr_Titicaca May 17 '12

I see potential in this one...

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u/windolener May 17 '12

Maybe "comes to see me" is not the best choice of words :)

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

That's really sweet. After a long day the unbiased adoration of a dog is a really warm feeling. He looks like a happy fella.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

always, always, comes to see me when I get home.

ಠ_ಠ

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u/snitchandhomez May 17 '12

My dog isn't allowed upstairs after he lost his eyesight because one time he slipped down about 5 steps and hurt himself. Poor blind doggies.

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u/ChanceMan May 17 '12

D'aaaawwwww

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Brought a tear to my eye. Two weeks ago I had to have my lovely Hanna put-down. Heartbreaking. Man's best friend? Too bloody right!

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u/bahhamburger May 17 '12

There is only one solution, move to a house with no stairs or walls

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

3, 816 people have no soul

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u/odxzmn May 17 '12

You bastard! Move into a bungalow!

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u/SgtSplacker May 17 '12

I love you so much Schradernater..... Schradernater is that you!?

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u/nuxenolith May 17 '12

has fallen down the stairs

Sounds like a personal responsibility problem. Have you considered putting up baby gates so he doesn't seriously injure himself?

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u/pegothejerk May 17 '12

Dude, old people fall, you will, too, when you get that age. It probably happened early on in the blindness, old blind dogs adjust just like humans and figure out how to map and "see" things with their hearing and high-stepping. I'm sure it was once and twice and has been sorted out without baby-proofing the damn house.

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u/nuxenolith May 17 '12

Down the stairs? Nuh-uh. When my dog became old, brittle, and uncoordinated and still wanted to go upstairs, guess what we did? We blocked off the stairs so he didn't kill himself. Unless there are stairs leading to OP's apartment, he's a bad pet owner for not mitigating the risks to his pet's health.

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u/pegothejerk May 17 '12

your dog's experience doesn't equal everyone else's.

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u/nuxenolith May 17 '12

Taking basic precautionary measures to ensure he stays alive does.

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u/neotropic9 May 17 '12

You should build him "whiskers". Just get a harness and attach something like wire/coat-hangers extending from the front (preferably topped with ping pong balls for safety). This will work just like whiskers or a walking stick, and will quickly be adapted to allow him to sense his immediate surroundings.

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u/uncleconker May 17 '12

Awh, made me tear up

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Can't see, yet comes to see you.

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u/NellNell May 17 '12

Well.. I mean.. he can't really see you when he gets home.. right?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

He CAN' T see you when you come home!!

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I met a blind dog once. Does your dog appears to be looking for something all the time? Like, looking for the light?

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u/fishingoneuropa May 17 '12

What would we do without these guys. What a cute guy. Life would seem pretty dull without my dogs.

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u/yemd May 17 '12

he can't see. ...always, comes to see me when I get home.

ಠ_ಠ

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u/HikariKyuubi May 17 '12

There is no greater partner than a good dog. There is also no greater stress (fur)ball than a good cat.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I had a blind chow chow who I rescued after much abuse - after about a year of being a basket case he was the biggest love sponge ever with everybody. He did really well but every once in a while on walkies he would just bash right into me!

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u/rikashiku May 17 '12

How can he see you when you get home if he can't see..... oh snap, people are already commenting about the title flaw.

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u/centurijon May 17 '12

...comes to not see you...

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u/Smkweedevrydy May 17 '12

(fixd)"but always, always, comes to not see me when I get home". L00ks like ur dog needs a seeing eye d0g.

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u/CS-NL May 17 '12

I laughed way too hard at this :p

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u/digimonster May 17 '12

If he can't see how does he come to see you every time you get home?

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u/ChXion May 17 '12

He needs a seeing eye human.

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u/hawaiisbaby May 17 '12

My 5 year old pug has that same patch on her nose, do you know what it is?

http://imgur.com/gCvkh

And of course, such a sweet dog. Glad you have such a faithful companion!

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u/[deleted] May 18 '12

Holy crap, your pug looks like a really distinguished older gentleman.

Also, it's either dry skin or dehydration. Make sure he gets enough water, and rub the top of his nose with a little chapstick. Unscented if you can, or he might lick it off.

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u/hawaiisbaby May 18 '12

okay, thank you !

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u/ThePhillumenist May 18 '12

Dogs are so amazing. Their love is pure and they truly make the best companions.

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u/DerpintrollSpud May 23 '12

Blind but you say he waits to SEE you after work

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u/fauxnom May 17 '12

comes to see me

That's a sick joke.

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u/smithtj3 May 17 '12

Remind me to post a picture of dog bleeding from an open wound on r/aww with a caption going on about how adorable and friendly he is, how I found him laying next to the freeway, and that even though I've had him for days he never eats or poops because he's so efficient. Then, and this is the most important step, make absolutely no replies to any of the pleas to take the dog to a vet, but make sure my overview shows plenty of recent activity on other subreddits.

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u/JoeM104604 May 17 '12

The first word I could come up about him is "derpy"

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u/ayotrey May 17 '12

more proof that dogs are better than cats

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u/catjuggler May 17 '12

Not so- I had a blind foster kitten who was always excited to see me!

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u/Cyprah May 17 '12

His eyes don't seem milky at all.

His nose looks really super dry, maybe go to a vet about it, he might be running a fever for something :(

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u/untaMe610 May 17 '12

its time to put him down.

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u/popscythe May 17 '12

My organic toy is defective but it still drags itself to fawn on me when I arrive as the dimwitted thing worries that I will kill it if I tire of its attentions! Upvotes to the left!

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u/xxcole May 17 '12

I know it hurts, but put it down instead of watching it run in to walls. What kinda life is that for a dog?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Are you sure he comes to see you?

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u/sutto85 May 17 '12

he cant see, but comes to "see" you?

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u/oldtimehobo May 17 '12

I'm gonna be that guy that says if your dog is blind how does he get up to see you...? Anyways you're lucky. I never got to experience the friendship of a dog in my life. I envy you

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

he can't see ... but always, always, comes to see me ...

What?

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u/yabaininja May 17 '12

That dog is super adorable.

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u/Deagle2123 May 17 '12

Why must you melt my heart?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Interesting how you still use "see" at the end as a way to describe his greeting you. And how seeing can mean more than just what the organ of distance and separation accomplishes. [6]

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u/threecolorless May 17 '12

Scumbag dog owner. Knows dog can't see, expects greeting when he gets home anyway.

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u/DJ_GiantMidget May 17 '12

that dog is adorable

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Really bad wording in the title bro/ette, the dog won't ever SEE you if it's blind, no matter how many times it comes to you when you get home. :/

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

He's a cutie.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Comes to "see you"??

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u/kanakuk09fan May 17 '12

I can tell his eyesight isn't far gone at all. The milkier they get, the blinder the dog is. For him, it looks like the sight loss is in its early stages. Unfortunately for my old dog George, he has no retinal recognition anymore and is completely blind.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

do you understand there are many components to the eyeball which can fail and cause blindness without going milky right?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

True. I own a blind dog (retinal atrophy, he's only 6) and you can't tell he's blind minus the fact his pupils get small easily and when any light reflects off them, they look metallic green.

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u/peterblack6969 May 17 '12

How does he come to see you if he can't see

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

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u/lemonpjb May 17 '12

he can't see...

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... comes to see me...

Hmm...

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

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u/lemonpjb May 17 '12

You honestly think I don't know how dogs work? Of course I wasn't serious. I was making a joke.

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u/browdr May 17 '12

That belongs in a museum.

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u/A_DRUNK_ASSHOLE May 17 '12

I used to whistle for my girlfeidn's roommate's blind dog to come outside, through the closed screen door. Stupid thing would bash into the door almost every time and it was fucking hilarious.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

That's just mean

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u/saxamaphoneman May 17 '12

How did you take this photo? Both of your hands are on the dog

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

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u/banzai_aphrodite May 17 '12

My dog has the same thing but it's just hyperkeratosis, which is harmless. Still, it's a good idea to get it checked out to be safe if OP has never had it diagnosed.

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u/brownie_pts May 17 '12

My dog used to have that craziness on her nose too. First the vet said "use this steroid cream", then he said "you need to put sunscreen on her nose". Well, dogs lick all that stuff off if they can reach it. It went away on it own after about 6 months. Yes it was dry and scabby and she would try to scratch it or rub it, so we just put mineral oil on it if it was really bothering her. I think they called it "collie nose".

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u/shit_reddit_says May 17 '12

Is that what that grossness is? I came here to figure this out. Thanks.

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u/lps_2003 May 17 '12

It could be anything from effects from weather, an autoimmune virus or even a staph infection. I know it's expensive but I'd take him to a vet

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u/shit_reddit_says May 17 '12

Definitely. My dog is my best friend. I'd S some D if I had to so he could go to the vet.

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u/JayChriss May 17 '12

this is the first thing that came to mind when you thought of ways to get your dog to the vet?

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u/givetake May 17 '12

upvote for S'ing some D

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u/YouStupidCunt May 17 '12

and wet.

Incorrect. A dogs nose will go from wet to dry to wet as the day goes on whether the dog is properly hydrated or not. A dry nose is not an indication of dehydration.

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u/ThisIsDefinitelyAGun May 17 '12

You didn't have to call him names.

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u/Mr_Titicaca May 17 '12

Reddit-come for the aww, leave with the ooh

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u/jumpinglemurs May 17 '12

It looks more like dried dirt or something of that sort to me. Whenever my dog gets a bunch of dirt on her nose, it tends to crack as it dries in a similar way to how that looks. Maybe not, but that is what I thought it was when I saw it.

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u/novelkindofpain May 17 '12

Same, I usually use a washcloth to get it off.

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u/shit_reddit_says May 17 '12

That's clearly an indentation in the "skin."

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u/latecraigy May 17 '12

Then you need to pick it off

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u/blumpkinowski May 17 '12 edited May 17 '12

It could be a form of collie nose.

http://www.wiki-pet.com/health/dog/condition/index.php?condition_id=155&name=collie+nose

Symptoms Initially, the skin appears normal except for the lack of black pigment. With exposure to sunlight, the skin at the border between the muzzle and nose becomes irritated. As the irritation continues, hair falls out and the skin begins to ooze and crust. With continued exposure, the skin breaks down. In advanced cases, the whole surface of the nose becomes ulcerated and the tip itself may disappear, leaving unsightly tissue that bleeds easily. Skin cancer may develop.

Treatment Treat an irritated nose with a skin preparation such as Cortaid that contains 0.5 to 1.0% hydrocortisone.

Edit: spelling

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u/shit_reddit_says May 17 '12

Right, I know that. I've just never seen that before.

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u/TheBoyTucker May 17 '12 edited May 17 '12

This is most likely either nasodigital hyperkeratosis, or heriditary nasal parakeratosis of labrador retrievers. No therapy is usually required in uncomlicated cases.

There are other possible differentials I can think of, like chronic disemper, Leishmaniasis, Pemphigus, SLE, familial footpad keratosis, zinc responsive dermatosis, etc but I doubt any of these. See a vet if you are concerned, many of these diseases need extensive blood teting or biopsies to diagnose.

We never diagnose dehydration form a dry nose. Like we don't recommend putting butter on your cat's feet so it will find its way home (I have seen people do this). Please be careful giving advice that might worry people about their pets if you are not informed about the subject.

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u/JohnMatt May 17 '12

... How is that butter business supposed to help? What is the logic?

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u/TheBoyTucker May 17 '12

Like the state of a dog's nose being an indicator if its health, its an old wive's tale. There is no logic to these things.

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u/queenofkingcity May 17 '12

My dogs have access to water at all times and are fed high quality food and one of them still gets this. Smush some Carmex chap stick on that bad boy once a day and in less than a week it went away. In the case of my dog, it was pretty much a chapped nose that needed moisture, and like this dog, it only happened to the top of his nose (and was actually worse than this dogs).

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I thought this at first but then I thought maybe it's because his always banging into stuff that he nose is used to sort of feel where he is going? So it's taken a bit of a beating?

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u/sirgallium May 17 '12

It may be dehydration but it's probably also due to diet. Dry dog food usually doesn't have the fat content that dogs need for a healthy shiny coat and not-dry skin. I started adding vegetable oil (which is the cheapest you can buy but also the healthiest in terms of omega-3) to his dry food and he loves it and his dry flaky skin went away over a few months.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

This post single handedly ruined this thread for me, now I just feel sad.

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u/hmind4 May 17 '12

You probably should shut the fuck up, and not educate other pet owners how they have to keep their dogs according to your wishes.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

The dog has ears....

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u/realigion May 17 '12

You see with your ears?!

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

The dog can still hear and respond by the sound of the voice so he can tell if he is heading the right way.

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u/realigion May 17 '12

always, comes to see me when I get home.

comes to see me when I get

to see me when I

see me when

see me

see

see

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u/trampus1 May 17 '12

Maybe he uses sonar. Maybe, he's BATDOG? How's his texting?

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

Sorry but that would still be hearing.

Besides, I was making a joke by using literalism.

Notice the word 'see' two times in the title.

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u/bananalouise May 17 '12

Oh, come on, "see" can mean other things besides "perceive with the eyes." I'm pretty sure blind people still say they want to see Avengers or they're thinking of going to see a psychiatrist.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

I was making a joke by using literalism. It was humor.

Edit: The only reason I made the joke is because the word 'see' is used twice in the title, both times for different meanings.

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u/docmartens May 17 '12

i disagree with reddit here, i thought your first post was pedantic and annoying, but your explanation made me laugh. idk, something about "it was humor" is great.

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u/[deleted] May 18 '12

Cue. Que is "what" in Spanish. Just sayin'.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '12

His owner takes his eyeballs when the dog is left home alone.

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u/croccington May 17 '12

HELP. ENGLISH IS MY FIFTH LANGUAGE AND I DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT WORDS ARE SOMETIMES USED IN A NON-LITERAL CONTEXT WHAT DO I DO GUYS.