(They don't know what's wrong, but the standing answer is "not parvo," which is frankly good enough for me)pic.twitter.com/QObfgKKiHF
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vet: has he ever had any other sort of health problem? me: hahaha me: ma'am this dog has the constitution of a 17th century duke vet: me: <quietly> ...I thought it was funny
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Here he is back when he was so cute that it was almost a problempic.twitter.com/ZP3Ekzk8u1
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He's still feeling extremely crummy, but not any worse than last night. Here he is being too cute for the human race to handle againpic.twitter.com/L8I5ruIKQt
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Puppers update: he's really perked up, is enthusiastic about food, doesn't seem to be in distress/pain anymore (he's on antibiotics and something for nausea, but nothing for pain)pic.twitter.com/F3DjqE2bhw
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Bert is doing well, but has been attached to me at the hip ever since he started feeling ill. Here I am taking weird boudoir shots with him passed out on top of mepic.twitter.com/xxWKYnIuWh
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Legitimately don’t know whether that means healthy as a horse or debilitating gout as a function of inbreeding.
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very well we'll let out two pints of blood to balance his humours keep him on a strict diet of boiled wheat and brandy
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You should give him lordly titles. Like Alexis duke of kitchenbury
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