Nosy Mosby

Nosy Mosby is a neutered, about 7 yr old, lab mix that lives up to his name, he is Nosy. He LOVES his people, meeting new people, slow introductions with dogs, but no cats. Less stairs the better, short walks too since he has been diagnosed with cervical disease. Which just means he is extremely tight in his neck and front limbs. No worries tho, front paw booties and short walks ensure he doesn't hurt himself while also getting exercise. He does lay down in a "tip cow" position which he does need help getting up from but his harness is what we use to just plop him up! He takes regular thyroid medication and our medical team is monitoring his bloodwork to see if he should continue. He knows sit, his name, and is very obedient. Has the world's most sensitive stomach so we only give him specialized food and treats! He truly is man's best friend!

Nosy Mosby is a neutered, about 7 yr old, lab mix that lives up to his name, he is Nosy. He LOVES his people, meeting new people, slow introductions with dogs, but no cats. Less stairs the better, short walks too since he has been diagnosed with cervical disease. Which just means he is extremely tight in his neck and front limbs. No worries tho, front paw booties and short walks ensure he doesn't hurt himself while also getting exercise. He does lay down in a "tip cow" position which he does need help getting up from but his harness is what we use to just plop him up! He takes regular thyroid medication and our medical team is monitoring his bloodwork to see if he should continue. He knows sit, his name, and is very obedient. Has the world's most sensitive stomach so we only give him specialized food and treats! He truly is man's best friend!

Nosy Mosby is a neutered, about 7 yr old, lab mix that lives up to his name, he is Nosy. He LOVES his people, meeting new people, slow introductions with dogs, but no cats. Less stairs the better, short walks too since he has been diagnosed with cervical disease. Which just means he is extremely tight in his neck and front limbs. No worries tho, front paw booties and short walks ensure he doesn't hurt himself while also getting exercise. He does lay down in a "tip cow" position which he does need help getting up from but his harness is what we use to just plop him up! He takes regular thyroid medication and our medical team is monitoring his bloodwork to see if he should continue. He knows sit, his name, and is very obedient. Has the world's most sensitive stomach so we only give him specialized food and treats! He truly is man's best friend!