@eniidraws

She seems to know when I'm going to panic before I do, will herd me to chairs when I get dizzy, and is smart enough to learn how to retrieve objects and help with other mobility tasks. She's 3, so she's too old for the fancy training, but I think with the help of a trainer, we can get her taught the things I will specifically need.

She and I have been through a lot recently. She and my other dog, a beagle, ate some kind of toxin they found in the yard. The beagle died and Rosie was in critical condition for days. She and I are navigating grief together and have become so much closer. She's my shadow now that the beagle is gone. She's taken up his role as cuddle buddy and constant companion and all that. On top of the grief, she has some slight memory issues from the seizures and fever the toxin gave her, so she's remeeting a bunch of people. It's going super well. She's been going on adventures (errands) with me and my mom and my sister and she's loving it.

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Lights are on but nobody's home.

@bysashaliley

I saw a different clip going around earlier and wasn't sure if it was AI. I looked it up, and it is apparently a thing that Moose do in fact eat pumpkin.

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