No sticks, just stones

My son and his wife have a beautiful Welsh Corgi, named Zoey.

She is the best family dog. She love's the twins,  the goats, the cat and I'm sure she'll come around to the chickens. Perhaps she enjoys running after them just to see if her short little legs can keep up. Despite her love of the farm life and family, what she is very passionate and quite obsessive about is chasing rocks.

The girl will seek out, find the best rock, in her doggy opinion, and drop it at your feet hoping you will throw it for her, over and over again.

The only time she's done fetching the stone, is when you are finished throwing it.

When she started having bladder problems my son's wife brought her into the vet

to have her examined. They tried changing her diet, giving her antibiotics and even an anti-inflammatory but nothing seemed to help.

This last trip to the vet they finally took an X-Ray.

white oval spot below the spine

What the found nesting within her bladder is a huge stone, the poor girl.

The dog who is obsessed with rocks actually manufactured one within her own body.

Go figure.