Josh Clark

She's brachiocephalic.

You ever had a dog that has that?

I mean, I've never had a dog that didn't do it occasionally.

But Nico, I feel like goes, and it's not often, but it's like a, you know, it's like can be prolonged like for like a minute.

And it just seems like, are you about to die?

Yeah.

It's terrible.

It's really bad.

I think you're just supposed to leave him alone too, right?

Just let him do it.

No, we help her out.

We'll rub her throat, just kind of stroke it, it seems to help.

And then sometimes we'll just lightly plug her nostrils to kind of give her like a hitch to it.

And that frequently cures it too.

Sometimes though, yeah, she just has to work it out.

But she gets it every time she gets excited and she gets excited a lot.

So it's sad for her.

Yeah, but it's really not a sneeze, actually, because a sneeze is when you're trying to get something out of your nose, and that nose is a pretty amazing little system.

It's an amazing filtration system.

How it's designed with those narrow nasal passages, it's not like we have these big face holes.