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Oh don't be silly. Its not like its a pressing matter or anything, Marley will be fine. Just figured you'd be the only person who may have some insight. It actually helped cause now I won't be touching that thing on her leg and having to deal with that, cause those types of things gross me out.

I'll do my best, thanks. My mom is a pretty smart lady, so I doubt she would of done anything without consulting the doctor, but until she's back I'll just do my best to try and keep her from licking it constantly. Thanks for the advice.

I know that my mom, being a weirdo, tries to pop/push this thing on her leg and this white puss stuff comes out (again sorry for being descriptive and disgusting), which has resulted in it shrinking in size dramatically. Anyways to get around to the question, while they're gone, should I do the same? I tried tonight, since she was licking it, and that same gross shit came out. I figured, given that you're a veterinarian assistant, you'd be the best person to ask. I can tell its bugging her, and I want to help, but at the same time I don't wanna do anything dumb. Anyways, thanks.

Yo, LEM, I have a question for you. Now this question may be gross, but just bare with me. I'm house sitting for my parents at the moment, so I've been taking care of the family dog. She's about 9 at the moment and she's been developing these kind of pimple type things as she's gotten older. Most are just tiny, but there is one on her leg that is bigger than the rest. My mom took her into the veterinarian who determined that none of the 'pimples' (I'm going to continue using that word, since I don't know what they're actually called), were cancerous or anything to be that concerned of. She's been scheduled for getting them surgically removed once or twice now, but the plans always seem to fall through. Marley (our dog) tends to lick this one 'pimple' (the biggest one) every so often and for extended periods of time, which leads me to believe that it bugs her.