The bond between a human and their beloved pet knows no limits. It transcends all barriers and obstacles. This sentiment is exemplified in the story of a devoted dog mom and her adorable mini Dachshund, Blu. Blu, a deaf pup, requires extra care and attention, especially when it comes to waking up from her peaceful slumber. The compassionate way in which her owner gently rouses her has captured the hearts of many.
Residing in Atlanta, Georgia, Blu the Dachshund is truly a precious gem in her household. She is a little angel, even when she is dozing off during her daily naps. The sight of Blu snoozing in a video posted by her human companion is enough to make anyone yearn for a nap alongside a Miniature Dachshund. In the footage, Blu appears no larger than a bread basket, making her one of the smallest Doxies ever seen.
In the video, Blu’s caring mama kneels down beside her sleeping form and softly blows air to awaken her, ensuring not to startle the delicate pup. This gentle method of waking her has proven successful time and time again. The owner explained in the video’s caption that they always use this gentle technique to rouse Blu, or they may tap lightly on her nose to avoid startling her.
The comments section of the video overflowed with admiration for the heartwarming moment. Viewers expressed sentiments like “NO SHE’S SO TINY STOP IT,” and “She may not hear it, but she feels it! Bless this baby, bless you.” Others commended the owner’s tender care, with one comment stating, “I can’t with all this sweetness… she’s adorable and you are amazing with her.” The consensus was that every dog deserves to be treated with such love and gentleness.
Adopting a Deaf Dog
Every dog deserves a loving and caring home, including those with special needs like deafness. While bringing home a deaf dog may seem daunting at first, with adequate preparation and understanding, caring for them can be a rewarding experience. It is crucial to remember that a deaf dog cannot hear potential dangers, such as approaching vehicles or warnings from their owner. Therefore, extra precautions, like keeping them on a leash outdoors, are necessary to ensure their safety.
Approaching a deaf dog gently is essential to prevent startling them. They may sense vibrations through the floor as you approach, so tapping your foot or making light sounds nearby can help get their attention without causing distress. Deaf dogs are just as lovable and deserving of affection as any other pet. By providing them with the right care and attention, they will reciprocate that love unconditionally.
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