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I LOVE HIM

He's fantastic!
Doggy DeVito
Oh no, please don't give breeders any new ideas...
Oh, hell no! I hope Quasi serves to raise awareness only.
By the way, there are only about 30 documented cases of short spine syndrome in dogs worldwide.
At first I thought it was one of those panorama photos gone wrong 😭
I would love to see a video of Quasi!
Here you go: https://youtu.be/G-NoOdYKidw
The video is from when Quasi was much younger. He is in his golden years now.
He's just like Crash Bandicoot!
He's so freaking adorable!
I saw a caople of days ago a picture of a racoon with this same syndrome. I'm captivated by Jimothy. Please give that good boy a mega hug from an Internet stranger!
Jimothy is our homie! If you like raccoons, join !raccoons@lemmy.world and enjoy some Jimothy.
I never noticed how many of the posts were yours. So there's this family of them that hangs out on my back porch arguing and roughhousing, sometimes for hours at a time. But they only hang out when my window is open to put a fan in, like they feel like they're part of the family/home when it's open. They refuse to chill when I try to calm them down, they are 100% fearless and cannot be shooed away with loud noises, and they're like a violent WB cartoon, shoving each other off ledges and whatnot. They're so fucking loud, sometimes until 4am. It like a raccoon party.
That sounds really cool! Unless it’s a nuisance for you, of course.

Is that a dcg?
What’s a dcg?
It's like a dog, but the middle is shorter.
In that case, yes!
Missing part of the "o" 😄
We certainly love our short-spined animals. Not this community or folk, but I wish we loved our own species with the same fervor. Don't mind me.
I agree.
For what it’s worth, Jimothy has become an unofficial mascot for disabled people during disability pride month. It’s not much, but it helps with visibility a bit.
Am I the only one who doesn’t like seeing these and don’t want this encouraged
I’m not sure how one can encourage a rare congenital condition. I see it as trying to raise awareness about it, especially during disability pride month.