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  • ChaseandZahrasmomC

    Zahra had an all day vet appointment today at Banfield, I dropped her off early this morning and got a phone call at about 12:45 pm that she was ready to be picked up, when was I going to pick her up. I knew what that meant, it means that she was screaming up a storm there. She screams like crazy when seperated from Chase.

    That wasn't the embarrassing part, the part that was embarrassing was that the nicest vet tech brought Zahra out in her arms cuddling her and talking about how sweet she was and then …

    She bends over, holds Zahra out a bit and has a strange look on her face.

    Zahra pee'd on her. All down the front of her and it went into her shoes.

    I wanted to turn invisible. :o

    Jenn

    Chase and Zahra's Mom

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  • B

    @ChaseandZahrasmom:

    Zahra had an all day vet appointment today at Banfield, I dropped her off early this morning and got a phone call at about 12:45 pm that she was ready to be picked up, when was I going to pick her up. I knew what that meant, it means that she was screaming up a storm there. She screams like crazy when seperated from Chase.

    That wasn't the embarrassing part, the part that was embarrassing was that the nicest vet tech brought Zahra out in her arms cuddling her and talking about how sweet she was and then …

    She bends over, holds Zahra out a bit and has a strange look on her face.

    Zahra pee'd on her. All down the front of her and it went into her shoes.

    I wanted to turn invisible. :o

    That's when you say, "She really really likes you, you're the best Vet Tech…..........Ever!:D :D

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  • tashaT

    Ohhh, how funny! That poor girl. I'm guessing Zahra was quite proud of herself. ;)

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  • nala121498N

    Aw! I'm sure it wasn't the first (or the last) time she'd gotten peed on! I'm sure that cudddling and snuggling from Zahra was well worth it! It's not often non-Basenji owners get to snuggle with one!

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  • QuercusQ

    Hey, I'd rather a dog pee on me, than bite me :)

    Andrea Walters

    Quercus Basenjis

    NW Ohio

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  • B

    @Quercus:

    Hey, I'd rather a dog pee on me, than bite me :)

    Me too, been there done that…....not good.

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  • abby_basenjiA

    that is too funny! I guess she did like the tech.

    Michelle, Abby B, Cooper B, Missy mut, and FatFat the cat!

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  • hdterryH

    LOL…I am sure the vet tech has had this happen before and probably worse...I can just picture it...

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  • MantisM

    that is awesome!!

    Basenji screaming is typical at the vet…Caesar is a champ! "Why confine me when I can run amongst you and enhance your day!"

    Caesar and Cairo….the boys

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  • ChaseandZahrasmomC

    The best part of this is that I had to take Chase to the vet yesterday because he injured his foot this past weekend. I was a little embarrassed to walk in there! LOL!

    Jenn

    Chase and Zahra's Mom

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  • red and white fureverR

    As a former vet assistant, I can safely say that I was peed upon in my first 2 days on the job. A beautiful little soft coated wheaten terrier "initiated" me as I lifted her onto the exam table- lol! I've also had a big (and very nervous) mixed breed empty his anal glands on my pant leg - drool, slobber, and other unpleasant bodily functions were all part of my every day "attire"! :) It's all in a day's work, I assure you! :D

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  • youngandtiredY

    This is what dogs do, I wouldn't be embarassed in the least, I am sure they are use to this. It would be worse if you took your kid to the doctor and they peed on them. haha!!!!

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