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Meet Margaux, An Adorable Dog That Is Blind And Deaf But Still Manages To Live A Fulfilled Life

Meet Margaux, An Adorable Dog That Is Blind And Deaf But Still Manages To Live A Fulfilled Life

Ricardo Bosqui March 5, 2023

Margaux is the 12-year-old poodle of Scott and Laura Jordan of Idaho. Recently, Margaux began to act strangely. The couple took her to the vet for answers.

There, Margaux’s family learned that she suffers from a degenerative disease that affects her hearing and eyes. To prevent further damage, the vet suggested the removal of the dog’s eyes. After that, Margaux was both deaf and blind.

Nonetheless, she still has a family who loves her and will continue to care for her throughout her life. Dogs make great pets. They’re loyal, wonderful companions, and they can help you out by protecting your home and family.

But they do have their drawbacks too. They get sick, require long-term medical care, shed hair like crazy, and can ruin your yard with their digging. But even with these drawbacks, dogs are still great pets that deserve loving care.

After all, dogs would never leave your side, so you should do the same as well. Dogs are very friendly and will stick with you through good and bad times. They’re also very protective of their owners, and they’ll defend them in case of danger.

Dogs can also tell when you’re sad or happy and respond accordingly by either licking your face or bringing you their favorite toy. They are very social creatures that love being around other people or animals. However, sometimes this may cause them to act aggressively towards strangers, which might put those people in danger if they’re not careful enough when interacting with such an animal.

Overall, though, dogs do make great pets because they’ll never leave your side no matter what happens in life. You’ll always have someone who loves you unconditionally by just being there beside them without saying anything at all. Just remember that your pet dog needs lots of affection too, so give them some pats on the head now and then before leaving home for work each morning.

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Credit: SCOTTeVEST

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I'm a dog lover, Father, entrepreneur, and part-time blogger. I like to share stories and info about dogs because they are pure love, and I learn a lot from them!

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