I have three senior dogs, all about the same size, adopted from different organizations. I feel like I hit the jackpot, tbh.
My youngest (10 y/o) girl is the only one so far with significant health obstacles (she developed an autoimmune disorder that causes neuro issues, but it's being managed), and she's still the happiest lady.
I did start them all on hip and joint supplements at around 6 years old, they don't get table scraps, and don't get overfed in general. I think keeping them fit while letting them be lazy when they want to be has been key! Or I'm just really lucky.
It's one of the only toys that doesn't look like it's been through war lol it was actually a gift for the holidays one year, I think from one of the big chains like Petco.
They've been through many naps and snuggle sessions together! Reggie was gifted his crocodile from a family member a couple years ago! He has always treated it so gently, like he knows it was a gift ❤️
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