I'll get back to Italy, but of course here in Texas life goes on. At work today, I did some tumor removals on a Chinese Crested, a mostly hairless dog. Then I did something I've never done before.I put a band-aid on my patient!
I cannot see one of those dogs without immediately thinking of my neighbor in San Diego who walked his 2 cresteds every day... and the numerous flinch-worthy piercings that I witnessed with each dog walk.
I love my husband Anthony, my kids Anna and Colin, and my job as a small animal vet. I also love cooking for family and friends, drinking red wine, and jogging around the lake with my dog Francesca.
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Good thing he's mostly hairless, or Ouch!
ha ha ha
Those dogs are so cute, in a weird way, to me.
Hope the tumors were benign.
Are Chinese Cresteds immunodeficient like hairless rats and mice?
I cannot see one of those dogs without immediately thinking of my neighbor in San Diego who walked his 2 cresteds every day... and the numerous flinch-worthy piercings that I witnessed with each dog walk.
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