We are four hours out from the vet appointment and Google is scaring me.

My boy is a few months past 6 years old. Three weeks ago he developed this weird scaling on his nose, vet told us to continue applying vaseline and we have.

Four days ago I noticed him babying his right hind leg. He plays pretty hard with our rescue dog so I figured he probably sprained or pulled something.

Yesterday both of his eyes were extremely bloodshot and still are. Today he is continuously heavy panting and overall just not himself behaviorally. Still eating and drinking normally.

Has anyone else noticed experienced something similar? If so, would you mind sharing the outcome? He’s the goodest boy in the whole wide world and I am feeling incredibly uneasy.

Yoshi is now 22 weeks and his adult canines have emerged but the baby canines are still firmly in place and not even loose. I’ve heard that if the adult teeth emerge with the baby’s ones still in place then the adult teeth have missed their intended path and aren’t pushing the baby teeth out and they would be unlikely to come out on their own. Has anyone else experienced this?

That was autumn three years ago. Now she is a bear!

My spooky baby Cooper. She will be 2 years in November.

Moose Bear and I are regulars on here sharing our love of your dogs and frankly we can’t get enough of them haha.

We went to Paris and Amsterdam for fall break. Dog spa messaged said they were concerned Moose had a seizure because he was crying, shaking and had a hard time getting up, so they gave him one of his prescribed anxiety pills. He’s 7 and Bear is 6.

That said, I’m starting to wonder if it’s arthritis. I’ve had dogs with seizures and I don’t think he had one based on history but IDK. I’m going to take him to the vet but I’ve heard yall talking about arthritis on here.

My question is, practically speaking, how do you differentiate arthritis to anxiety and seizures?

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My 4 year old Bernese has had a fever for 4 days now. We took him in after seeing him look tired and found a 105 temperature. He's had every test possible and nothing is found.

His temp goes from normal, 102, to at one point 105.7, and back to normal.

He is spending a second night in the hospital tonight. We will visit him tomorrow and decide what happens next.

My boy is about 5 1/2 months, Kit is his name. A few nights ago, he was just hollering in pain ALL night. Like it sounded like every 30 minutes someone had just brutally kicked him. But when I messed with his body, there was no reaction. Now this has gone on a couple days, if you maybe bump into him he will yelp, but if you turn around and mess with wherever you bumped him, no reaction(more just happy to be getting attention and pity). Now ofc I have considered an internal obstruction, but he is pretty much the same dog just with an occasional yelp these past few days. During the night it isn’t bad anymore, only a couple times last night. Eating, drinking, pooping, energy levels the same, enjoying a greenie and treats, begs for food, plays with his brother etc. My older bern ALSO has had a real obstruction in his intestines that did require surgery when he was young, and my Kit is just not showing any signs of that. Could this just be growing pains? Has anyone dealt with anything similar? Ty
Edit: I have an appointment just wanted to hear if anyone had gone through anything similar but thanks for the concern

I would appreciate recommendations for food bowls that attach to our 9 month old Berner's crate. Thor has not only managed to detach food bowls from their holders, he's also destroyed the metal holder that keeps his bowl in place. We keep his food in his crate so our 13 year old Aussie doesn't steal Thor's food. Thor is very intelligent and extremely mischievous. We need a food bowl that he won't be able to remove from the holder - he constantly has made huge food messes.

Tengo un sub donde estoy dejando las 50 razas mas renombradas a finales de los 70's e inicios de los 80's,son 50 razas de las cuales esta esta bernese mountain dog. saludos.

Chuckers, 6 months old, first proper / professional puppy groom. Groomer described him as a super star & fantastic - super proud of my boy! Have some cute pics 🐕❤️

Just gave her a bath by myself for the first time (usually my mom helps). Gave her lots of treats and ended up going well ! She hates the dryer (appropriate for dogs) but with a bit of convincing (wet food) we got to a solid "roots are dry and she will dry with naturally now". Highly recommend the suction tools used for taking car windows to hold her leash

Our 11 month old is such a good boy except for some bad herding behavior (he nips at our ankles every time we go outside) and incessant barking. We are using a great trainer who suggested we use an e-collar with him (she will train us how to use it so it is done the right way.) I have been hesitant about it because I know this breed can be so sensitive. I would love to hear some positive stories/feedback if you used an e-collar with your Berner and it went well! Thank you!

Gus playing in his leaf fort.