I ' m switching to a regular 3 DS from an XL for exactly this reason . Bonus faceplates ! <| sep |> Taya has AAA ' s women ' s championship in the picture . <| sep |> RX 480 for 1080 PReplace the shit PSU first . <| sep |> Well , this pupper seems to be unable to actually wag his tail . That could be a sign of severe nerve damage . Now , I ' m not certain if dogs and cats are wired the same , but for cats damage to the nerves that control their tail also typically means damage to the nerves that control the muscles for defecation and urination as well as some muscles in the legs . As an aside , this is why you should avoid swinging your pets by the tail , or allow your toddler to do so . In that scenario , the damage is permanent and most vets would recommend euthanasia . That ' s because the animal can no longer voluntarily urinate or defecate , which leads to quite a bit of discomfort as does the treatment required to relive the pet . This situation requires an owner or medical professional to cath the animal multiple times a day so it can urinate and a bit more invasive measures are required for dedication , including medication . And , keep in mind that this assistance is required for the remaining life of the pet . A pet having a full bladder or bowels for an extended period , and the intervention required , means that infections are very likely . So , all that food being eaten in this video is just going to lead to a horror show the next day when it all has to come out and the animal needs assistance to do so . And , even if the owners are dedicated to keeping the animal alive as long as possible despite the challenges , then their pet is likely to die of an infection . Of course , they could just be waiting to come to terms with the need to euthanise their pet . Is that the sort of thing you were looking for ?