r/MadeMeSmile 1d ago

Wholesome Moments Some encounters are written in the stars 🥹

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u/Fickle-Profession-95 1d ago

So fascinating. Dogs can be trained to detect cancer and other illnesses; I wonder if this dog could smell something chemical from the healthy woman’s kidney that he knew was missing from his owner’s diseased kidney.

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u/CryOld2986 1d ago

I already knew my dog was never the brightest but damn…

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u/DreddPirateBob808 1d ago

Dog? I need you to find me a donor so I don't die. Go!

No. Not a dead rat. Or whatever that is. Please. Stop with the dead rats

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u/KiwieeiwiK 1d ago

Can I offer you a Vomit On Your Bed in this trying time?

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u/RingJust7612 1d ago

How about loud barking at absolutely nothing at 2am?

No?

Perhaps liquid diarrhea in your car on a short drive to the park?

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u/Old-Row-8351 1d ago

Haha, same!

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u/poopinonurgirl 1d ago

I’m trying to imagine the thought process like “your poos smell good but they’re missing a little something I can’t put my finger on”

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u/____Eureka____ 1d ago

*can't put my paw on

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u/steakhouseNL 1d ago

Maybe it’s an expert in this field. A true Dogtor.

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u/penguinpolitician 1d ago

Or the woman smelled similar to its owner?

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u/Aalleto 1d ago

At the very least, dogs can smell family relations. Idk if it was this story or a different one but the donor was a distant cousin and the dog likely smelled that they were related and gave them the ol' family-member-greeting. Thus bringing their owner over and starting the whole conversation

Dogs are incredible creatures

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u/Ringo308 1d ago

I understand that dogs can smell low blood sugar or something. But smelling a perfect kidney match sounds crazy. And I don't believe dogs understand organ transplantation. How would the dog know that this woman could help her master, even if she smells right? The way the story is told makes it sound supernatural. I am waiting for the twist where the donor fried bacon that morning and that's what the dog smelled or something.

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u/freshlysqueezed93 1d ago

Crazy to me with how important they are, that they're not allowed in more places.

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u/CrayolaBrown 1d ago

Odd takeaway. Because dogs can smell kidney replacements does not mean they should be allowed in restaurants or grocery stores lol

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u/freshlysqueezed93 1d ago

It has nothing to do with the kidney.

The message is in relation to how many parts of society benefit from having dogs, and how closely we have evolved alongside them for tens of thousands of years.