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Not our dog, but definitely a member of the family:
One of my wife's cousins found him at a shelter several years ago, fell in love with him almost immediately, and gave him a good home. She named him Jack because, as you may have noticed, his left eye is missing ("One-eyed Jack"). She was told by someone at the shelter that his eye had somehow been badly damaged before he'd been brought in, and the vet ultimately decided to remove it and permanently close his eyelids on that side. He doesn't seem to notice, and he's very friendly, affectionate, and playful.
One of my wife's cousins found him at a shelter several years ago, fell in love with him almost immediately, and gave him a good home. She named him Jack because, as you may have noticed, his left eye is missing ("One-eyed Jack"). She was told by someone at the shelter that his eye had somehow been badly damaged before he'd been brought in, and the vet ultimately decided to remove it and permanently close his eyelids on that side. He doesn't seem to notice, and he's very friendly, affectionate, and playful.