My Dog Has Eye Issues.

Can the (any) vet test the pressure in his eyes? the rubbing/screaming sounds like pressure release/relief - very much like something a human friend went through. The excitement/intense focus sound right as triggers.

I hope you're able to get him a good, non-invasive solution quickly.

Increase in blood-pressure potentially externalises itself via one, or both eyes...?
Nice angle - Cheers Beth!

my understanding is that it can be one eye

a quick google

https://wagwalking.com/condition/glaucoma

Symptoms of glaucoma should be treated as an emergency as vision can be lost within hours of disease signs. Glaucoma usually begins in one eye. 50 percent of cases spread to the other eye if left untreated.

Symptoms may include one or more of the following:

Pupils of eyes different sizes

Mild to severe eye pain (rubbing eye on the floor or with paw)

Appearance of vessels in the white of the eye

Redness of the eye

Cloudy cornea

Fluttering eye lid

Squinting

Tearing

Appetite loss and anti-social behavior (due to pain)

Light avoidance

Weak blink response

No response of pupil to light

Vision problems (bumping into objects, difficulty finding toys, walking gingerly)

Bulging swollen eye

glaucoma comes up on the list of things to watch for with Alaskan Malamutes

http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/health/alaskanmalamutes.html

http://veterinaryvision.com/for-veterinarians/clinical-forum/specific-disease-topics/glaucoma-3/

Thankyou Beth.
Anyone with the decency to utilise their own life-energy on behalf of myself (Or anyone else) is to be considered as a respectful entity.

My other dog (Packmate), 'Brown Thing' (Brownie) Was booked in for termination Feb 10th 2018 (Last month) - I'll explain - Corrupt Vets, Broken Vetinary-education system, Broken social structure, my vet 'putting' herself to sleep and a mucked-up Pharma-based provided outlook - Another time.
But 'Brownie's' fine now.

Vet (From a distance) survived Wilf's visit (Surgery walls and furniture needed attention) - He tends to 'mark' his 'soujourn' and... vets.
I think he's a 'Northern Inuit/innuit', btw (He was, initially, a rescue-dog (Paperwork suggested 'Guesswork').
Antibiotics and a steroidal-boost appears to have ended his trauma.

Right... Stuff to do.
Bye.