Stroke Doge

Ostensibly, this doge is having a stroke and is requesting paramedical response.

Appearance
Much like a stroke patient, the side of this doge's face has gone limp and begun to droop - a sign of central facial palsy (a condition where there is damage to the central facial nerve).

Strokes in Dogs
While uncommon, older dogs can suffer from strokes. Kidney disease, Cushing's disease, hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, bleeding disorders, hypothyroidism, cancer, and in some cases, high doses of steroids, such as prednisone, can lead to stroke. Kabosu is around ten years old, or 55 in Shiba years, so it is unlikely that Kabosu has or will suffer from a stroke.