The Good News is Here!
Okay.
In my previous post, I said that I'll tell you some good news. And the good news is that:
*drum rolls*
Our Kobi (though his name is really spelled as Kobe but I like Kobi more so I'll be using this instead of that) is a Parvovirus survivor!
Hep hep Hoorray!
He's such a dog. I do not know what his breed is (so don't ask me please). However, when a picture of him was seen by my mom's friend, she thought he was a mixed breed of a border collie. He was actually brought by my brother one evening without consulting us (Got to hand it to you, nice tactic bro). And since then, my mom and I are usually the caretakers of this cute, playful and energetic little pup.
So imagine yourself in a situation where suddenly one day, the high energy level of your little pup changed. He just looks at you and then doesn't even eat the treats you give which excites him before. He may try to sniff it and then put it in his mouth a bit and then put it out again. He doesn't drink anything. When you try to know what's wrong, you observed that he is making a hyperactive bowel sounds without the stethoscope. Usually when hyperactive bowel sounds happens to humans, it means that the gastrointestinal tract is working with nothing inside and sometimes it connotes that one is hungry.
One thing that I learned in that critical point is that when you had grown accustomed to someone, it hurts so deep. I've never bawled so much for someone before. Thank God that he is a fighter and survived.
