blind doggo

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Also I've filmed this after my aunt told me there was a blind dog in the street. I washed him shortly after the video with a soap for scabies and fungi.
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>>2231358
shit
I mean unrelated pic

bumpo

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if you're keeping him , just try to keep furniture at the same place and always try to to do routine like things on the same places.
Feeding, putting on leash and things like that.

give it structure.

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>>2231354
My 11 year old daughter has a blind dog, it even looks like yours. Hers is really no big deal at all.
Whenever you rearrange your furniture the dog will have to adjust like>>2231568
said. Patience is important, blind dogs do about everything a normal dog can do, just slower. They also bark more. My daughter shows her dog in 4H and the obedience training seems to help, as well as the constant socialization with other dogs. Blind dogs will tend to be timid around other dogs unless they have constant exposure to them.
I live in the country on acreage so I let my dogs out unsupervised. The only time this is an issue with her is early in the morning before sunrise. She won't go out unless my other dog goes with her that early in the morning. I think because at that hour things like possums,racoons, and coyotes are most active. Any other time of day the dog comes and goes as she wants.
Really OP some blind dogs do better than others. My daughter's dog finished 2nd place in obedience beating out several other dogs. Just have patience and don't make any fast sudden movements close to them, they can sense that shit.

>>2231585
Also, I forgot to add. Get a pressure test done on your dogs eye OP. The animal could be in pain and the eye may need removed. It looks swollen in your pic.

My uncle owns a blind and deaf dog, he manages well. It is pretty amazing how the dog pretty much maps the house out in his head and can navigate with ease.

Just be careful with moving furniture or chairs at the table because he will walk into them or even run at full speed into them.

Blind dogs can live happy decent lives with a good owner, my uncle's dog is pretty happy. My uncle uses a sequence of taps instead of commands since the dog cannot hear or see him, if my uncle taps him twice on the head he will know it is time to go outside.

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>>2231568
ok thanks

>>2231586
I did not know that. His left eye is less swollen now but I will look into this pressure test.

I tried to take him home but I was afraid my dogs attacked him out of jealousy (it happened before on a different situation), so I let him where my grandmother lives.

In no disrespect but..Where do you people live that you find stray dogs fucked up like this so frequently? Whenever a dog gets off the leash people freak out and pull over and scoop it up to return it where I live.

>>2231668
Most people where I live let their dogs unleashed. Eventually someone run over the dog. The blind dog I've found here was abused.

I don't understand why have a pet if you're going to mistreat him and neglect him.