Aug 12, 2026 · 26 min · 9 segments
Stories of a amazing dogs alerting their owners that something was wrong, a dog's sweet routine, a dog's surprising habit that will warm your heart, an animal shelter's awesome idea during the height…
So the first one here comes from Best of Redditor Updates, so B-O-R-U Updates.
And it is titled, Dog Acting Weird About One Breast.
Am I Crazy to be Worried?
acting weird about one breast what is the context
we'll find out so here we go female 37 5 foot 175 pounds non-smoker currently taking manjaro for about a year i'm worried about my breast not because i have any symptoms of an issue at all but because my usually normal normal placid dog winter has taken to sniffing scratching barking at and even nipping my right breast In the nine years I've had her, she's never behaved this way.
This started three or four weeks ago and has not let up.
It has gotten to the point where she can't sit with me or lay on the bed with me because she can't seem to keep herself from doing it.
She's behaving totally normal with everyone else and everything and everything else." We took her to the vet who said she can't find any issues with her, but that her age may be contributing to a change in behavior.
The vet did not seem to think I should be worried about my health, but it is worrying me that she won't stop.
I've also read about cancer detection dogs and can't help my mind spiraling.
I've had no symptoms of an issue, no lumps or tenderness or anything at all in the breast.
My question is, would a GP feel like I was wasting their time coming to them with this? I'm in the UK, doctor appointments are in high demand, and I genuinely don't want to take a spot from someone if I'm just being paranoid about this.
I also don't know if a doctor would even take me seriously.
At the same time, I am concerned.
Is this worth seeing someone about? Would I be laughed out of the room? So a couple comments back.
That dog is definitely sensing something.
Yeah.
Dogs can do amazing things.
Granted, more so the crazy things I've heard of are like with service dogs that are like trained more specifically.
Like there's dogs that are trained to be able to you know sense that you're about to have a seizure like before you have the seizure because it can smell the chemical imbalance which
is crazy
that's insane that's a trained service dog they're not just you know you're running your own pet like pet dog that being said i'm sure most dogs can still like sense certain things I don't know.
I would take it at least a little bit seriously.
Yeah.
Well, some comments are interesting.
So the first one here comes from Best of Redditor Updates, so B-O-R-U Updates.
And it is titled, Dog Acting Weird About One Breast.
Am I Crazy to be Worried?
acting weird about one breast what is the context
we'll find out so here we go female 37 5 foot 175 pounds non-smoker currently taking manjaro for about a year i'm worried about my breast not because i have any symptoms of an issue at all but because my usually normal normal placid dog winter has taken to sniffing scratching barking at and even nipping my right breast In the nine years I've had her, she's never behaved this way.
This started three or four weeks ago and has not let up.
It has gotten to the point where she can't sit with me or lay on the bed with me because she can't seem to keep herself from doing it.
She's behaving totally normal with everyone else and everything and everything else." We took her to the vet who said she can't find any issues with her, but that her age may be contributing to a change in behavior.
The vet did not seem to think I should be worried about my health, but it is worrying me that she won't stop.
I've also read about cancer detection dogs and can't help my mind spiraling.
I've had no symptoms of an issue, no lumps or tenderness or anything at all in the breast.
My question is, would a GP feel like I was wasting their time coming to them with this? I'm in the UK, doctor appointments are in high demand, and I genuinely don't want to take a spot from someone if I'm just being paranoid about this.
I also don't know if a doctor would even take me seriously.
At the same time, I am concerned.
Is this worth seeing someone about? Would I be laughed out of the room? So a couple comments back.
That dog is definitely sensing something.
Yeah.
Dogs can do amazing things.
Granted, more so the crazy things I've heard of are like with service dogs that are like trained more specifically.
Like there's dogs that are trained to be able to you know sense that you're about to have a seizure like before you have the seizure because it can smell the chemical imbalance which
is crazy
that's insane that's a trained service dog they're not just you know you're running your own pet like pet dog that being said i'm sure most dogs can still like sense certain things I don't know.
I would take it at least a little bit seriously.
Yeah.
Well, some comments are interesting.
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