Best way to prevent the tears, is literally to wipe them off whenever you see them. Very cute puppy.
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Best way to prevent the tears, is literally to wipe them off whenever you see them. Very cute puppy.
My family just uses a tissue. It's a pain, but it happens with so many breeds.
I've heard that in some cases, the tears could be from either an allergic reaction or a change in diet (but not sure if that's just a myth because I'm pretty sure it's just a genetic predisposition to it).
The vet said there is some tear whitener you can use which just basically covers it up, but wiping it off consistently (even though it's a pain) is probably your best bet.
is that a bichon?
we've had several, they are good dogs
and yes, their eyes water a lot
i think it's an evolutionary defense against their facial hair making them blind when it gets all poofy
This is a fucking dog.
Luigi will be 4 months on Thursday
http://i.imgur.com/dXl5kld.png
boris the cat now fully grown and has to be at least 12 lbs
http://i.imgur.com/KTQYz0O.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/qfocv2r.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/UJunsfF.jpg
Boris the cat is the only cat I will ever like.
Who kept their furry little friends and who didnt?
!st pic is Eazy at 8 months old the 2nd is him the 1st day i brought him home at 10 weeks.
Never had a dog I've got a Cat, Ozzy
Love Ozzy ❤️
Im sorry man.
RIP Boris and Luigi
Losing pets is fucking difficult, even when you know their destiny of a limited lifespan.
Several years ago now, I lost both of my golden retrievers two months apart. After one passed from cancer, the other basically shut down and wanted nothing to do with life.
I have not gotten another dog since; I took a break from that. I just have a couple of cats at the moment which are about 12 years old.
Teddy, my little brother's Full Bred German Shepherd