They gave him Benedryl, and he's doing a lot better

Plump wiener feels no shame in his decision. In fact, he might also eat you 

This picture was taken a few days ago. We did not bring him to the emergency vet, but we immediately gave him Benadryl. Within the hour amount of time, his swelling and anxiety subsided. We were prepared to bring him in if necessary. Nearly a week later, a full recovery and back to his usual self

And now he looks like Mr. Potato head

And now his snout looks like a Croc

She's seen the vet. She's on meds and doing well

Thing is, this dog is probably just laying low after a bank robbery

This is a rare encounter with a land Manatee, only resurfacing when a specific bee call, sounding like 'Free Benedryl shots for everyone,' is heard

Here you can see a dog that genuinely appreciates the artworks of Rubens'

But they sure can turn your regular dog into a furry cantaloupe!

Or you can skip the words entirely and learn from your actions instead

Major was given a shot of Benedryl and steroids. The poor little guy was just at the vet two hours before this because he had a rash/swelling caused by anxiety. We are in the area of Cali that had fires and packed up to evacuate, and he didn't deal well with the stress. Came home from the vet, an hour later he gets stung by a bee

And yet he's looking longingly for more

I've been laughing every time she looked at me it's too funny

And being a smart dog that he is, tried it immediately again

a.k.a me, after pulling an all-nighter

As if he didn't look angry enough before...

You'd eat one too if it were the only thing that could make you at least a tiny bit bigger 

He went to the vets last night and was completely back to normal by this morning. Didn’t phase him or his insanity for even a second

We took her to the vet immediately, and after medication and a shot, the swelling went down. Took about 2 minutes

The vets said it's the worst reaction they've ever seen. He's fine now, can hardly notice any swelling or reaction at all and he's back to his crazy self

I just woke up, and she was puffy. We found the carcass where she’d spit it out. She’ll be two in May, so maybe she’s old enough to reason it out

Well, we all know that labs never learn from their mistakes, so it might as well be 20 : 0

He's fine now. I had to leave the house as soon as I took that pic and was a bit worried when I had to go, but he was okay. I took him on a walk later that day and all of a sudden he stopped walking and wouldn't budge. I didn't know what was wrong until I saw a hornet flying around and realized he was afraid of it, so I had to carry him 20' to get away from it. He's such a little baby

We got her home, and she went straight back to trying to eat bugs, so I am not convinced she learned her lesson

After that, we've renamed her to Lacey McClogface