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This is Patsy, the dog my grandma left us when she passed away a few months ago. Patsy is a female Boston terrier.

She's a bit of a handful cause she likes to play a lot, especially with soft toys that make noise. She also likes to be fed... a lot. And, now that she has a backyard to play and poo in, she likes to go outside.... a lot.

She also has a few conditions since she's ten, which is old in dog years. She snorts and snores cause she has a collapsed trachea. When she was younger, her old harness rubbed off the fur on her back and sides (it's slooowly growing back though). She needs to take pills for her allergies (believe it or not) and her stomach sometimes. And one of her legs has screws in it from an earlier surgery (but we don't know which leg).

She's also a bit of a handful cause she's still getting used to us. Grandma treated her like a spoiled baby, feeding her baby food and even fries and popcorn, and putting rain slickers and coats on her when it was raining or snowing. Now that she's with us, we're treating her like a normal dog. We give her nromal dog food and try not to overfeed her. We never dress her up in coats and rain slickers. Though, sometimes we fill her bowl with tap water and other times the water ran through the brita filtration pitcher.

I love this dog through ups and downs, but right now Patsy and I are in a feud. For the past week Patsy would walk up to me and bark to go outside at 3:30 in the morning, then when I take her out she doesn't go pee pee! And for some reason I get in trouble with my mom and dad when she barks! How am I waking up the neighborhood if the freakin dog is barking?!

Description
This is Patsy, the dog my grandma left us when she passed away a few months ago. Patsy is a female Boston terrier.

She's a bit of a handful cause she likes to play a lot, especially with soft toys that make noise. She also likes to be fed... a lot. And, now that she has a backyard to play and poo in, she likes to go outside.... a lot.

She also has a few conditions since she's ten, which is old in dog years. She snorts and snores cause she has a collapsed trachea. When she was younger, her old harness rubbed off the fur on her back and sides (it's slooowly growing back though). She needs to take pills for her allergies (believe it or not) and her stomach sometimes. And one of her legs has screws in it from an earlier surgery (but we don't know which leg).

She's also a bit of a handful cause she's still getting used to us. Grandma treated her like a spoiled baby, feeding her baby food and even fries and popcorn, and putting rain slickers and coats on her when it was raining or snowing. Now that she's with us, we're treating her like a normal dog. We give her nromal dog food and try not to overfeed her. We never dress her up in coats and rain slickers. Though, sometimes we fill her bowl with tap water and other times the water ran through the brita filtration pitcher.

I love this dog through ups and downs, but right now Patsy and I are in a feud. For the past week Patsy would walk up to me and bark to go outside at 3:30 in the morning, then when I take her out she doesn't go pee pee! And for some reason I get in trouble with my mom and dad when she barks! How am I waking up the neighborhood if the freakin dog is barking?!