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@joybringer1. Your little Simon sounds like a sweetheart. He’s a very lucky boy to have found such a wonderful forever home allowing him to age with dignity and love. A Basenji isn’t a common breed and blended with a fox terror I bet he’s adorable and scary smart! 😉 He sounds like a little trouper though so I’m sure he’ll do fine with his cleaning procedure. The vet will closely monitor him while he’s under and they’ll use the minimal amount of sedative for him. I’m sorry he’s going through a rough patch. It really does affect everyone in the family. Does it bother him to go to the vet in general? Our daughter’s dog hates it even though he’s never had a bad time there! And he just knows when they’re going! LOL. For all he knows when he’s getting in the car, he could be going to the dog park or coming to visit us! But he knows when it’s the V E T. They are silly but such endearing characters. Wishing Simon and YOU all the best next week on his visit to the vet.

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@loribmt, Thank you for your good wishes. Simon usually does not mind going to the vet, but last time he was trembling. I don't know if he could sense our worries or if the barking of very large dogs unnerved him. His vet once said he wished all of his patients were as good as Simon. Simon's internal clock is amazing. He knows exactly when it is time to eat and when it is cocktail time. No, he does not get liquor, but rather gets his dog treats at that time. It is so funny, if we are busy and it is past time, he starts pacing and reminding us it is time! We have never had a dog lose his sight so we will just have to adjust to this fact. When Simon was younger, he could walk on his hind legs, just like a human! Arthritis has put an end to that. We will always love him no matter what happens! @joybringer1