Such a sweetheart!!!
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So sweet, hope it helped. Love in all creatures is so fantastic.
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My babiest of babies got his first hair wraps today! If he tolerates them well he will get more! They will help protect his hair a bit better than plain bands can. This way he can grow the big beautiful show dog hair that will help accentuate his natural beauty. He is such a sweet boy for grooming he just sleeps through it, even looking a bit annoyed I woke him up to take the pics lol
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They are so cute !
Tom is having a relaxing nap, he is getting so much exercise and liberty to hunt frogs in the pond lately he is exhausted 
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He ALWAYS helps. He’s such a a good boy.
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Going worm mode at the vet in his new hairstyle! I impulse put him back into a modified continental when I groomed him yesterday before his appointment. We’re going to move forward with testing for Addisons disease next week. On the plus side, he has gained ELEVEN lbs since he was at emergency vet! He’s doing so good
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I LOVE his colorful floofs! 
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Thank you! We used opawz pet safe dye, it’s so vibrant and completely safe for them! We used chic violet and innocent blue and blended in the middle!
This is what it looked like freshly done. It’s faded a slight bit but the dye is permanent so it’s there until I shave it off or the hair sheds in a shedding breed.
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Too funny, really doesn’t look very comfortable too me:nauseated_face:
Submitted Wednesday to photo for caleneder and she was one of the chosen ones from website she is month of June 2026
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Mentioned in my last post here that my big boy was being tested for addisons disease.
His cortisol was very low so we did the acth test which is the definitive test for Addisons. And he does NOT have Addisons.
Next we checked his thyroid but that’s also 100% fine.
He is a medical mystery lol
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hope y’all get answers. Love the dye so cute!
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Hopefully soon! Next up is a GI panel, but here is all the diagnostics we plan to run in the search of answers. He’s already had the TT4 thyroid panel but the rest of the tests still need to be run
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I was reading yesterday that dogs might use scent to determine passage of time and I thought it was interesting. When you leave for work, your scent lingers for a while before slowly beginning to fade. Your dog will make a mental note of how faded your scent has become when you arrive home again. They then average their experience to determine when to expect you back.
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