Jasmine

Jasmine, also called "Jasmeen" or "Jasmeen-meen, the finest dog I've ever seen-seen", was a member of the Golden Ratio. She's part of a bonded pair with Maggie and was a part-time existential philosopher. Despite being a nihilist, she also really enjoyed eating Tostitos Scoops. On the snaps, Jasmine can often be seen laying on her back and kicking her legs.

Physical Appearance
Jasmine is quite large and thin, with a mostly caramel-colored coat aside from her sugar face. Her hair is slightly wavy, while not being as floofy as the the other Golden Ratio dogs.

Personality
Despite her signature resting sad face, Jasmine was a happy dog who enjoyed rolling around in the backyard, kicking her legs up in the air. Her favorite game to play was "FLING!", where one of her toys is thrown in the air for her to catch. She was a member of Team Roastie due to her missing teeth. She had an affinity for using other dogs as pillows.

In April of 2019, as a part of a dog study at the Canine Cognition Lab, it was discovered that Jasmine was "basically deaf." This may be a significant contributing factor to her stubbornness and fearlessness of loud noises, particularly vacuum cleaners.

Relationships
Before joining the Golden Ratio, she lived with her younger sister, Maggie. Although they probably weren't related genetically, they were a close bonded pair when they were rescued.

She was friends with Riley, who shared her interest in being around GR mom at all time. Later, she enjoyed spending time with Swizzle, her tinier and hungrier doppelganger with a shared interest in car rides.

Personal Life
In August of 2019, a large lump was discovered on Jasmine's side. Although initially believed to be a mast cell tumor, it was later discovered to be a different, less aggressive form of cancer, and was almost completely surgically removed. Despite being left with a shaved patch on her side and a "zipper" where the lump used to be, she made a great recovery, and empathized with Queso, who had her own benign tumors removed days after. Later in the fall of 2019, Jasmine and Queso again shared medical maladies, when they each developed vestibular syndrome within a few days of each other.

Jasmine experienced a very quick downturn in late February 2020 that included fatigue, pain in her legs, and trouble standing. Her final days were well-celebrated, including a flower crown photo shoot and many car rides. She passed away on Leap Day: February 29th, 2020.

Song: It's Jasmeen, it's Jasmeen, the finest dog I've ever seen-seen!