>> ^artician:

That's so adorable. It makes me happy to watch this, but as a cat owner/lover, I have to wonder how much of a hassle it is when goes to the bathroom.


Yeah, Slider must have some special needs.
I thought about that one too.

>> ^GenjiKilpatrick:

paralyzed at five weeks.. and no thought to get him one of those animal wheel chairs yet?


Not everyone is a Genius like you seem to be.

Thanks bud

In reply to this comment by MycroftHomlz:
TWO excellent sifts man. You are awesome sauce.

I'm pretty sure he was playing fetch with her.

Cheers for the Promote m'dear

In reply to this comment by Issykitty:
That puppeteer really brought that puppy to life. : *promote

Thanks yet again dude

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*quality

Congratulations! Your video, Throw it! Throw the stick! Now! Throw it! The stick! Throw!, has reached the #1 spot in the current Top 15 New Videos listing. This is a very difficult thing to accomplish but you managed to pull it off. For your contribution you have been awarded 2 Power Points.

This achievement has earned you your "Golden One" Level 25 Badge!

>> ^freernuts:

"That was the funniest...[finishes cigar]...thing I've ever seen."
Kidding, probably a terrible allergy day or something.


Nah, couple of smokers there for sure.

>> ^MaxWilder:

LoL! Dogs are dumb! -The Cat


15 seconds before it scared the shit out of itself because of a mirror.

Your video, Throw it! Throw the stick! Now! Throw it! The stick! Throw!, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

I've done this before; I needed to get the dog accustom to the sound of the skateboard rolling up behind her, because first try she just kept running fast and faster, nervously looking back behind her every 10 seconds.

She was uncomfortable with the new (and loud) sound chasing right behind her, and got past it and had fun after about 10 min. of just rolling around and playing fetch... then it was dog-sledding time!

You are welcome.

>> ^MycroftHomlz:

promote

>> ^westy:

"The 41-year-old said: 'We don't think Myron is disabled. He's differently abled."
you might not think she is disabled but she is by defanitoin.
should have said , "we dont think "of her" as disabled" ,
objectivly the dog is less able than a dog that can see.


It's a 'he'...

Ya know, "Good boy..."

Objectively, the dog seems more able than some internet posters... X D

>> ^Retroboy:

What the heck would require you to remove a dog's eyes at four months?
Upvote for the overcoming challenges bit, but geez, poor dog and stuff.


Blind since birth, the talented dog found a forever home four years ago with 41-year-old Wood and her husband, Terry. After Wood lost a previous dog to cancer, a friend told her about a "dumped dog" that had just given birth, so Wood decided to rescue a puppy and picked Myron "because he looked cross-eyed."

But after just two weeks of getting to know her new guy, Wood learned that Myron was blind. Within three months, Myron developed glaucoma and his eyes began to swell to the size of golf balls; surgery to remove his eyeballs was Myron's only option to alleviate his pain.

After the operation, "he was very happy," Wood says. "His confidence came back tenfold."

(http://www.peoplepets.com/news/amazing/myron-the-blind-dog-is-a-star-down-under/1)

Thanks! =D

In reply to this comment by mintbbb:
*quality

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/831660-blind-dog-myron-can-still-catch-balls-and-frisbees:

The brave hound's courage has made him one of Australia's best-loved dogs.

He sadly had both eyes removed by vets when he was just a few months old, but the four-year-old Boxer/Border Collie cross still manages to have fun just like any other pooch.

His owner Raquel Wood takes him for walks in her local park in Campleton, New South Wales, where he sprints around catching toys.

Raquel believes that Myron's acute hearing, intelligence and a kind of sixth sense has helped him enjoy life to the full.

The 41-year-old said: 'We don't think Myron is disabled. He's differently abled.

'He can still catch balls and Frisbees because his hearing is so good and he's learnt through trial and error.

'Sometimes I do call out to him if he's "hot" or "cold" but not always, its like he has a sixth sense.

'He can also lie down, beg, roll over and do all sorts of doggie tricks.

'He's very smart. It's actually hard to tell he doesn't have any eyes.'

Vets recommended that Myron should be put down as a pup, as he also sadly suffers from epilepsy and is hyper sensitive.

However, Raquel and her husband Terry stuck by him and spent thousands of dollars getting him better.