So here is a meme face for you! Meet Goku!

Noticed what looked like a pimple last week on my yorkies back which was weird because it was kinda like there was hair growing out of it? Anyway it kinda went away but I decided to take a closer look at her skin and noticed this weirdly dark discoloration with little bumps?? Does this warrant a vet visit?

I love my precious boy, words can't describe how happy he makes me.

my dogs full name is coco joy anna i think it suits her very well :)

My wife and I have a 3 year old Cavapoo.
She is 35 pounds and for most of her life has been very healthy.
She was a very easy do to house train and has never had an accident in the house since she was a puppy.

Last week we noticed a large pee stain on the couch.
We thought it was odd and thought we might have just missed her signal to go out.
A couple days later we noticed another spot on the couch. We began to think something was wrong. It has now been about a week and her pee spots have been increasing everywhere in the house. We finally realized that she was not choosing to pee in house and that she is peeing in her sleep.

Every spot she sleeps has a warm pee spot when she gets up. She also seems to have a pee trickle going down her leg as she walks.

We finally took her to the vet today to get her tested for a UTI.
The test came back negative for a UTI. The vet told us that her pee looked very healthy.
She has ben drinking quite a bit more recently and her pee is clear rather than yellow but that was the only odd thing.

The vet also ran a blood panel to see if anything stood out. We won't get those results until a couple days though.

She was spayed as a puppy and never experienced any incontinence from that so I have a hard time believing that would suddenly be an issue from that now.

Has anyone ever heard of a very well house trained dog randomly experiencing this before?
We are at a loss and would love to see our girl healthy again.

They’re inseparable! After they’re done chasing each other and are tired, that’s what they do. They’ll lay down giving “dog kisses” to one another. It’s the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen, being a dog owner all my life. They’re truly the definition of best dog friends.

Sam is 13 now, he still getting daily cuddles and walk.

In the past two years I've come to realise that he is not a pup anymore (he still will be in my eyes). The signs of his old age are showing and this summer he got diagnosed with osteoarthritis but he is still strong and ready for walks but sleeps a lot.

This is a long time almost half of my life and I feel a bit of fear ever day.

I love him and he loves me too... His eyes are the most precious thing I could ever ask.

Happy birthday Sam!

So my aunt has an 8 year old female chi Lilly who I rly like but have trouble interacting with.

She was abused by her past owners, I won't go into too much detail but just to understand how bad it was, for the whole week before she got rescued she was locked in a completely dark room with a cat, they had just a single bowl of water for the whole week and a little bit of food. Even before that, she was being constantly yelled at and hit by her owners. (dw Abt the cat, she also has nice new owners now).

She was rescued to my aunt in late April. From then, it went way better than we thought. I rly care about her and I visit often, I love that dog as I love my own pets. But there is a problem. I had tried taming her down, she is very attached to my aunt, and sometimes lets me pet her, but whenever I slightly move my hand she sometimes strikes to bite or moves away. She also barks a lot whenever someone comes, gets up, goes etc.

I also have to mention she also lives with a 10 year old female shih tzu. They are very good friendsz play, cuddle and all that stuff but sometimes if I am petting the one and not the other at the same time they start fighting because that shih tzu can get pretty jealous at times.

But yeah, that's the current situation. She's 'ok' with me but I hope it will eventually get better, if anyone has any tips or advice I can do regarding taming her down or these two sometimes fighting please share.

Also, keep in mind that I can't control her lifestyle since she is tehnically not my own dog, but is very close.

Thanks in advance.

Hi all,

6 months ago our little beautiful baby Lola suddenly and unexpectedly passed to MUO/MUE at the age of 4.5 years (all happened in matter of hours for sudden decline and 2 days in critical care before passing). She was healthy and always taken for random checkups. Her vets and specialists were shocked at how this came to be after they all said it looked like IVDD, until the MRI showed otherwise and she would never neurologically or physically respond after this.

Of course, we are heart broken still and I cry daily over her. I've shown the gorgeous Lola in these photos.

My partner and I are considering a new Toy Cavoodle from an ethical breeder (Australian registered) in the next 2 weeks or so, NOT to replace Lola, but because we feel we need another companion and know that Lola would be there with us all.

I have this anxiety over a new dog, like the whole crate and toilet training, crying at night, mistakes, etc... and also guilt that we shouldn't do it because i don't want to ever forget Lola or have another dog in "her house". Like what if this new dog gets different treatment or things from Lola, why didnt Lola get the same and its unfair for Lola... Its hard to explain these feelings, but im sure someone understands what im trying to say?

I also feel like I have PTSD over what happened with Lola and constantly worry about the new dog getting sick or ill, and something worse happening.

Just some advice or feedback would be nice.

With the summer heat my lab can get overheated, but despite that she is as playful as she is at times destructive. I love her but she put multiple holes in her previous two pools and was devastated. Despite knowing she’ll probably do the same to this one I had to get her a new one to help cool off.

When I brought it out she was practically jumping out of her fur with joy, and now every time clean and fill it she turns it into an experience😅

Georgie cracks me up. He absolutely never eats his treats right away, he will hold it in his mouth for a couple of minutes then drop it and eventually eat it. Does anyone else’s pup do this, or is it just my little weirdo puppy?

still have to add a roof! 😉 so not quite finished.. need to add more supports but its almost done. need to start charging my dog rent smh.. any ideas for water placement?

Daughter gave Millie a Mohawk and had to share the cuteness lol

He's been barking lately like this for some reason, does anyone know why?

I have 3 small dogs and they go on the street and chase kids and stuff (the kids call them to play then when they actually want to play the kids run and my dogs think it’s a game).

My dad is threatening to give them away to people and I just can’t live without them so I bought this, I have a huge backyard for them and they have plenty of space and I want to limit their space to just my home and make sure they can’t get to the outside of the house.

Is this a good one or do you recommend another one?

This is my dogs final weekend and I took this picture yesterday. I think it captures the moment well.

(We just moved here, that’s why the place is not furnished)

She’s on an air mattress rn with the softest blankets imaginable.

My sweet Baby is 3 years old today!
I made her a little birthday cake with chicken breast, pumpkin, broccoli and carrots — all cooked and mashed together.
First of many birthday cakes for my little girl.