Re: Meet The First Dog.... 
The curly coat type PWD: A dog with this type of coat is especially susceptible to distichiasis.
Untreated distichiasis can cause corneal ulcers, chronic eye and eyelid pain, and excessive tearing. It is quite uncomfortable and/or painful for the animal, depending on the amount irritation. If the excessive hair causes any clinical signs at all, the hair should be permanently removed.
Signs include increased blinking, lots of extra tears that often look like a tear streak, and squinting. Dogs don’t typically paw at the eye. The more severe cases are the most easily diagnosed, as the milder cases often involve small softer hairs that can easily be missed.
http://www.veterinarypartner.com/Con...S=0&C=0&A=2684
My parents had a cocker spaniel that had this. I'm sure "Bo" will have the very best in doggy medicine at his disposal.
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