🐱 Tracking Down A Missing Cat Owner | FULL EPISODE | S01E04 | Vet On The Hill
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- Emma tries to help a very cute orphan, a moment of madness puts Archie’s future in doubt, a 7-year-old German Shepherd is losing her mobility and a visit to a wildlife sanctuary gives Scott a rare encounter with some special babies.
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I like doctor Scott he would be good to mix with sash team
Ana Felix omg yasss or at least the should meet up for a super episode or something!
I would love Scott to work with Chris.
Ana, I would be interested to see if any of their egos get in the way. They are all great doctors.
@@pamjarvis2771 I love chris. I've been watching chris for a LONG TIME NOW.
@@patshhi4620I wouldn't want that to Ever happen. Chris started this program. they are both good vets but do not want anything to harm either one. it's not worth it.
Is anyone going to mention about how adorable Ed's Toebeans are?
Lol I'm glad I'm not the only one who calls them that.
Also her eyes are amazing.
Ah yes, the smoosh beans that are delicately lined with tiddle piddles and grouped with the squish pads. They are truly, surely...Divine smoosh beans
Ed says don't put me in a cage I just want to be loved ... All day !!
She worded it perfectly:
“ The wildlife HAVE to br scared of Humans- their SURVIVAL depends on it, unfortunately “
EPIC
Same with feral cats.
Poor Peggy
The poor woman was 74 at this time. That was way too much dog for her. Bless her.
She should rescue a smaller dog she can handle and is not a danger to her even if by accident.
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I def think this was the best case. He was way too big for her. He needs someone who can be better physically prepared to help take care of him. She def should find a smaller rescue to give love to.
A healthy older dog would probably be best for Peggy. So sad he had to give up Archie, but he was young, and really too much dog for her. (Jan Griffiths).
For some more context, a friend of Peggy's kind of guilt tripped/manipulated Peggy to take Archie in the first place. She did the right thing, as heartbreaking as it is. I do hope we see Peggy in the future with another fur baby. She's such a sweet lady.
This is what I came here to say. ❤
Maybe a sweet senior cat or dog.
Well that's messed up. They weren't such a great match and that just means neither are fully happy. Not to say he didn't look happy or that Peggy wasn't taking good care of him but he needed someone who could work with him a bit more. I hope Peggy found a calm dog to keep her company; it's clear she was going to miss having a little fuzzy companion.
Yeah like I have a fear aggressive dog, and we have made amazing strides and he's doing wonderfully, BUT I am confident, and up to the challenge, with no kids or vulnerable people for him to injure while we worked on it. If I didn't have the confidence and financial and time ability to deal with it he would have been better with someone else.
Sometimes a rehome is in the dogs best interest 🤷♀️
I can see the issue with the dog and walking and bone issue. Although as the doctor said. It be best to do it. I think owner might be a bit emotional driven,over protective. She isn't old. Feel like longer she waits. Worse it could get. Like a band aid to a to deep blood cut. That can be treated with band aids, but doesn't stop the slow bleeding.
Allen Tax Late, but I have hyper mobility as a person, and let me tell you, I wish there was a surgery in humans. Braces and splits don’t always help, and not much does, so if I was that owner, I would definitely pick the operation.
Anything that has to do with an aesthetic is very nerve-wrecking and surgery would probably better but you never know what could happen when you go under. Death is always likely with surgery, major or not so I could understand her reasoning.
One thing people don't realize is that dog bites are often more or less dangerous based on the person who was bitten. Given Peggy's age, a bite related infection could be quite serious. A younger owner with a healthy immune system and a good knowledge of handling fear and pain based aggression in dogs is what Archie needs. This more than a case of bad temperamental compatibility, it is a case of an owner with a higher risk of revere reactions to a bite with a dog that is has aggression due to chronic pain and fear.
Have you ever consider that the dog just might be afraid of being touched!
@@dorothygostanian1292 He seems to love being touched - he certainly loves being petted. Apparently it's just getting him out of the car that's the problem.
@@dorothygostanian1292 The dog is quite clearly not afraid of being touched. He has a bad reaction to needing to leave the car, which makes it dangerous for him to have an elderly owner. Bulldogs are incredibly strong and have a very powerful jaw. He bit her out of fear and stress, but it could've been a lot worse, there are cases of people losing fingers and the use of their hand due to bulldogs and bully breeds. This is just a horrible situation where the owner has tried to protect someone else but got hurt herself from a scared dog. It's the car that he was scared of, unfortunately it was probably going to happen eventually, it's just awful that it happened to such a loving woman.
I’ve seen CZcams videos where someone has seen a fawn in the grass, and mom no where to be seen. As you said people think they have to rescue the fawn. I try explaining to the people that mom has placed the fawn there so that she can go and eat, that it is difficult for mom to find enough with baby tagging along.
I get reactions such as thanking me for the info, they didn’t know, to those who are very defiant.
Our house backed up to a forest preserve and the deer became so used to us because we left them alone. Sometimes they would leave the fawn in the grass or under a tree while they went off to eat. That was wonderful to see.
You can tell is a fawn is in distress if the ear tips are curled back, a sign of dehydration, if the ears are pointed then Mom is still nursing. Pointed ears, leave alone/curled ears, call for help. Either way only a professional should pick up the fawn
This is very true of a great deal of wildlife which will 'hide' a baby while they graze pr hunt in the immediate local and they know exactly where the baby is and will be coming back. For some that practice keeps them safer from predators than keeping them by their sides. The babies are often easy to catch as they have been trained by the mother to remain where she has settled them and basically not move. What they are not safe from is humans who think they are 'saving ' a baby and actually end up creating an orphan.
When you do spy baby wildlife the best action is to avoid rushing in thinking that the baby, like a human one, needs immediate care and comfort, as most times they do not. Stand back and observe, from as far as possible or even leave and come back after you know the mother should have returned. If you do not see obvious wounds, or blood on the baby or a dead mother nearby the best think you can do is go home to Google the animal in question and its behavior and what would normally be the length of time a baby would be left alone and when mother should return. In deer, for example, most often the mother will leave them hidden all day and return at dusk when its much easier for the adult deer to remain hidden and will nurse and care for baby then as mother has been out grazing and has gotten her fill to produce milk while keeping the target on her and away from where she has hidden the baby. People that follow that advice have all ended up calling back to say that they returned to check on the baby and now its missing or been moved. We are then able to reassure them that baby is now reunited with mom, as is their normal practice and everything is fine.
This does not mean, however that a human should take it upon themselves to go up and touch or fondle the animal and play 'protector' to aid the mother while she is off after having hidden the baby. That too is no help, as many species will reject a baby that acquires a human scent. Many of us are taught as children to not touch a baby bird that has fallen from a nest as the mother will reset it if that happens but then grow up learning there are safe ways to return it to the next so that will not happen. People then become comfortable with the idea that the bird is not rejected so other mothers will not, and that is far from the case.
Unless you are exceptionally educated in a species needs and how they rear and care for young, such as babies that can go all day just nibbling leaves around where its hidden and only needs to nurse after mother returns in the evening vs a species where babies have to nurse or be fed every few hours every few hours not rushing in and backing off and either researching yourself or contacting the wildlife experts for advice is the best action to take. If your really concerned observing the young from a great enough distance to not spook a returning mother and waiting to see what happens while waiting for advice more often than not preserves a family instead of creating more wildlife orphans. There are even small mammals that remind us of our domesticated animals or are ones that can be domesticated that can go long stretches without a mother present and are left alone in a den as babies are safer from predators while the adult is away from a nest or den and is a much better target and will cause a predator to not even notice a nest/den full of babies silently waiting moms return.
Of course there are exceptions such as a nest or den full of babies that are loudly calling for a mother because they are hungry and after observation, and protection form a distance, you can see they are calling and hungry for several hours and mother does not return or a nest has obviously been disturbed a predator or you find a dead mother, then intervention would be required, but again its better to protect the nest while leaving the babies untouched and get the professionals in to collect the babies as they know the correct way to do so to cause the least stress and will know immediately what care they need and hat to feed them and how much and how often as well as having access to teh right formula.
How wonderful for you and your family to be able to see such beauty out your backdoor. Ignore the rude, as there will always be rude and combative people. As long as informative comments are kind and does not demean people keep doing them. Kudos to you.
A doe had twins in my friend's driveway, of all places. I got to see them when they were less than 24 hrs. old. They were so cute, I lost my mind!💕 It was SO-OO hard to not touch them. Sure enough, Mom had stashed them there & came back after them. Urban deer are pretty casual around people..😊
Yes, it is important information. Obviously one would be tempted to touch and hug the little fellow, they are so pretty. Or even to "rescue" it by taking it away, because it had been "abandoned". Instead you need to stay away, or maybe return after two hours or so, to make sure it really hasn't been lost.
The black and white cat is a lovely cat. With a purr like that, I might be inclined to call him Evin ....... short for Evinrude.
Funny thing about the the kitty, the same thing happened to my cat, we went around to the neighbors and discovered he’s owners were just down the street with 5 other cats 3 dogs and tons of foster kids, scout (my cat) ran away and started hanging around out place, the old owners ended up giving him to us so yeah :)
He's also known as a Tuxedo Cat.
@@azshooter348 My tuxedo cat, Oliver/Ollie, has a perfectly shaped black heart on his nose.
@Russell Bond And the brand of outboard motors.
My neighbor had a cat who looks a lot like him. And his purring was loud! His name, oddly enough, was Motor. 🚗
That kitty is part motorboat lol ..... what a little love he is!!! Glad he found his forever home with someone who will love and care for him as he deserves!
I first watched the episode where Emma brings in Ed to the vet for a biopsy of his lump on the mouth where he has that adorable dot, and now seeing how she got him - in reverse - is soooo heartwarming! Awww
I was looking for a comment like this because I was wondering, I’m at the beginning of the episode now, if this was the same cat she brought in to remove the tumor.
What episode was that?
I'm so happy that Ed found a forever home with one of Scott's employees the head vet nurse
Feel bad for the German Shepherd. I have two and I couldn’t stand to see that happen to either of mine. I’m not at all happy with those braces either. You can still see her joints bending with them on with maybe a small amount of help. The longer she waits the worse and older the dog gets which adds more risks.
it’s weird because i have two german shepherds as well, both from the same parents but different litters. one suffered very badly with hip displasia and arthritis at a young age, but the other girl has fared much better and is just starting to slow down, even though she’s eleven years old. it hurts to see them walking in a bad way knowing they’re in pain.
Agreed. She’s letting the dog live in pain bc she doesn’t like the idea of fusing the bones or has some aversion to surgery. She kept saying “I” as well. She’s not basing the decision on the dog’s well-being, it seems more based off her preconceived whatever-it-is. It’s really hard to watch that.
@@tiffanymorgan1059 absolutely agree this decision was what was best for her not her dog.
@@janealdworth4341 Yeah it's the same flavor of annoying as parents who refuse to get their kids treatment for things. "oh well our family doesn't believe in-" Oh so you're gonna let your child suffer cuz you don't believe in science? And you'd rather put cut up raw potatoes in their sock than give them medication that might actually help? Cool. /s
I wish this story had not bothered me. I’m not doubting Hannah’s Mother’s love for her at all & Ive never been in that position. It just seemed that she just kept overthinking/complicating Hannah’s tx with her own “feelings” & in doing that poor Hannah now has to adjust her life on those painful looking braces so that Mommy can feel at peace. On the other hand, anesthesia can be a huge risk for our older fur babies. Those braces just looked so uncomfortable for her…bless Hannah & her Mum. ❤️
To any other zebras who are wondering yes dogs can have EDS but they have testing for them via skin biopsy. I don’t think hanna has it though because in dogs their skin stretches really obviously and usually more than just the wrist joints are affected
I made sure that my new puppy had a chip placed. I wanted to be sure that if she got lost, they could find me. Some people refuse a chip because they don't want to be held responsible, if the animal is found " at large " for which they could receive a ticket. I would rather have my dog back and pay the ticket than to lose my dog.
At the shelter I work at there’s a cat that lays like Ed was. It just means he’s really relaxed and comfortable. He also does it when he’s begging for belly rubs.
There’s a basket on a window seat and it’s the most adorable thing when he sprawls out in that basket with the sun shining right on his belly. The very picture of happiness.
arhcie and miss peggy, i am so sorry for the both of you...my heart just breaks...
Hannah's so pretty. German shepherds are so beautiful.
I love her floppy ear.
I hope that the braces work for Hannah. This seems like it is a very huge gamble.
So glad that Dr Scott came up with braces. Obviously he feels surgery should be done, but he did the best next thing for his patient.
They'll help for a while but the specialist made it clear the problem would worsen. Wearing braces can also get tiring. I wouldn't wait for her to get too much older to do the surgery because the older she gets, the greater the risk from anesthesia. It looked like money wasn't an issue for the family, only their fear and emotions.
I hope they checked Hannah's thyroid levels. When my GSD went weak in the legs, it was just low thyroid.
That was my thought also! I kept yelling Test the Thyroid!
Why would you not get your dog surgery when the braces are only a temporary solution? Honestly, that seems selfish to me. Like she just didn't want to do it because she was afraid she would lose her dog to surgery. That's just my two cents but I would have done the surgery for her.
My two cents to this: we had a 22 year old foster cat who had a few very rotted teeth left. I had them surgically removed, and he never quite recovered from the aftermath of the surgery. He passed three weeks later. Yes, he was old. But I will never get over the thought that he might still be alive if I hadn't done that, even though he would have had to be on antibiotics over and over again due to the rot causing repeated throat infections. So I totally get Hannah's guardian.
It would also be a help if the German Shepherd lost 15 - 20 pounds.
Hana's owner is making the wrong decision. There was no "sign" from Scott. She said that she wasn't going to do the surgery and he said in the meantime , until she inevitably needs surgery, these could help.
yep, clearly a poor decision. the braces looked pretty useless. I feel like this was just Scott trying to do what little he could to help the dog be out of pain when the owners were refusing to take the only good option for their dog.
Peggy has a beautifully groomed and lovely garden! Stunning flowers.
She seems like such a lovely woman, reminds me of my grandma, especially with her love for dogs too.
This is my favorite thing on CZcams right now. Love these full shows. I am very grateful for them Bondi Vet + Vet on the Hill !!!!!!
What a GORGEOUS TUXEDO ❣️
Poor archie you know he went through some major crap in his life to make him the way he is dogs are not born that way humans make them aggressive I hope he finds a good home and it's someone that can help his aggression poor miss Peggy was just a little to old to handle his issues I hope she finds a sweet gentle doggie so she doesn't get lonely
So much of his behavior is likely due to pain and learning that he has to be defensive. You're right it's a learned behavior, but it sounds like this case was also from the fear from his coughing fit, and possibly from the pain from his chronic arthritis.
Aggression can absolutely be genetic
@@raechel381 didn't even see your comment until after I had commented. Absolutely agree. And some dogs can just have almost bipolar behavior. I've seen that in quite a few pits. They all had owners that treated them really well but they would just snap out of nowhere and turn on you. Nope thanks. I'll stick with cats 😺
I think most dogs have the capability to lashing out to bite when they feel trapped or controlled or hurting some how. It’s certainly a communication measure. I had a dog bite me when I set it down in the kennel at the shelter because he was afraid of being left there. He was happy to have me hold him and take him out, but putting him back in the large pen made him bite me and bark angrily because he didn’t want to be left there. He was a mini pincher. Size of the dog doesn’t always matter whether they will bite or not. Abandonment fear can also cause aggressive behavior. One dog bit me because I tried to get him off my bed. The same dog went under my bed and wouldn’t come out. What he seemed to fear was being put in the crate I had to use when I wasn’t home. He hated being alone and barked when I wasn’t there and hated the crate if I shut the doors. He was fine sleeping in the crate with the doors open and I was there with him. He wasn’t stupid. He could read the signs when I needed to leave. He was also raised with his sister and I think he felt abandoned when he was alone. In the beginning he followed me everywhere until he realized he could relax and not worry.
PewPewCat Cats can also randomly turn on their owners. Though it’s not random. An animal is never aggressive for no reason, they have triggers even if you don’t know what they are. It’s your job as their owner to keep them away from those triggers to keep them, you, and others safe!
Most dogs are quite sweet when raised right. Bipolar isn’t that common in humans, dogs lashing out even when raised right isn’t common either. Most that do their owners figure out the triggers and either desensitize them to it or keep them from them.
I'm so addicted to this show, it's very bittersweet though but then that's life.
I love not only the animals but the beautiful scenic views of my home, I'm living in America and am so homesick but cannot move back as I have 2 very sweet pit bulls which are banned in England sadly, they're very misunderstood and any dog can be aggressive depending upon the environment they grow up in. I hope one day I make it back because I would never leave my babies behind. For now I'll enjoy seeing my homeland on screen.
Much love to all of the animal lovers and their babies out there 🇬🇧
Yeah it is so sad they are banned here they are terribly misunderstood.
I LOVE Peggy's garden!
Oh I love ❤️ the Archie bromance. He’s absolutely gorgeous.
Going to miss seeing Dr. Chris since they uploaded the old seasons and him leaving in 2017 but loving Dr. Scott too!!
Ffs I cried more than Peggy when she gave up Archie :(
I hope Archie is happy. He doesn't look like he'll miss anyone except himself. He is a lucky dog, the bugger!!!
Anna is amazing!!!!! I loved the “Hint” to her partner regarding Ed staying tbere😂🤣 I think with her beautiful smile that her partner often says yes 🥰❤️. Dr Scott’s personality is awesome!!!! I thought it was wonderful that he kept getting scolded for giving the wild animals love!!! ❤️💕 Also the fact he was rolling around on the floor with the bull dog. He love and kindness with the animals is so beautiful to see!!!!! God Bless you all for the care you take with these animals!!!
can we all just admire that Scott drives 3+ hours to save animals? I have a challenge for you... name 3 other people that do that, exactly!
Waiting until the dog is elderly to get the surgery he needs is NOT the right decision. I hate it when people put their own feelings before the needs of their pets. Horrible owner.
Peggy, you are a wonderful person! Don't feel bad. Scott is so great to take Archie!
OMG, poor Peggy😭😭😭
I really hope she's ok.
I love the Bondi vet. Chris Brown, and Scott Miller, and Dr Liz. Are great vets. They both deserve a gold 🌟
Scott has a wonderful rapport with both animals and the people that love them ♡
That poor German Shepard... she is like that due to crap breeding! I hate what breeders had done to the breed. If she was from the working line she wouldn’t be like that.
Partner comes in and questions the cat...but not the camera crew? Lol
I get it, that it has to be partially staged, but it's kind of funny, even so.
I'm sure he knows about the show and the film crew at the Vet and like you said they probably let him know they were in the house, but not why :D
Interesting program. A little bit of everything. The deer looked so happy jumping thru the forest. But I love Ed. I'm glad the nurse adopted him. He was a cute kitty. And not to many will rest on there back. I have one that does the same thing. But its not often. This was a nice program and I'm glad I watched it. Bless them all.
sorry but that poor german shepard will still suffer with the same problem down the road all the owner is doing because of her selfishness is prolonging that pain. the best thing would have been to have the surgery to stop the poor pups pain.
Well she clearly got the dog in the first place from a terrible backyard breeder with very poor genetics.
Dogs will sometimes get that condition if nails are not kept short enough from puppy hood. The foot rocks back because the nails hold up the front of the toes.
Especially since the dog is more likely to take anesthetic and heal better while young.
My old tomcat loved laying like that on me, he loved fetching too. Big lovable boi, now I have a small girl who also likes fetch but lays like a proper lady.
I hope archie had found a nice and loving family who cares for him n love him for being himself❤
Hopefully you can make all the Vet Videos available to people in the US! I Love this show!!!!😽🐕🐩🐾
Use a VPN! You can watch them all with one!
Chipping a pet is not expensive. In my neighborhood, there's a clinic that will do it for $25 ($35.08 in Australian pounds). It's not painful. The local humane society website says "To your pets, the procedure feels a lot like a shot. Most animals show little to no reaction to the chip, while it’s being implanted and afterward." It can save your pet's life.
It’s better to do surgery now, older dogs don’t do as well with surgery! Why would she put it off (those braces aren’t supposed to be temporary)? How her dog lives life is what’s important, I would of gone for it. Just get it over with and have a healthy happy dog!
Ed is such a good kitty! He's the bestest of boys!
I really love the completely genuine love this man and his staff have for all animals. A far cry from my (previous!!!) vet who only really cared about horses.
I really like Scott's personality. I hope Archie is able to find a forever home. He is a good dog but with in the moment of getting him out of the car he snaps. Other than that he is a good boy.
Wow I’m glad that that cat got found
The german shepard heather is so sad cause she so beauitful I know Scott is going to help her.
It’s something about those beautiful male black and white kitties that are just so sweet I got one right now he’s my Oliver and he’s my whole world my little baby
I don't know where this is filmed but the little village is just lovely! It looks like a wonderful place to live.
Rehoming Archie was best for everyone. Peggy gave him her all. It's nobody's fault he was too much for her.
U guys added music it feels so much lively
What that cats doing at 45:18 isn’t that out of the norm, especially from cats who are really attached to people, I’ve met atleast 15-20 cats in my life who will lay like that on your lap because they want scratches under their chins & on their bellies.
My cat dax used to do that before he discovered fetch was a thing.
Yes, I have been fortunate to have had a few who did that. We have had Balinese and Tonkinese and they get very attached to their people.
Lol...all of mine do that. Tummy up is great for rubs and chest scratches
Hannah is gorgeous!!! GSDs are AWESOME!!! Eduardo is soooooooo HANDSOME!!!
I’m a HUGE CAT lover forever!!!😻🐈😻🐈🥰
So am I
🐈🐱Me too !!!
he gave his human a goodbye kiss; purest love
Really loving the new series! Freaking awesome 👏 keep it up guys!
Every Single animals are cute 💙💚💙💚
Hannah should be removed from her selfish owner. Why would you want your pet to suffer???
For a brief moment I was done without Chris but Scott has went past what I expected.
Dr. Scott would be a blessing to have anywhere!😀😀😀
I think it is real nice that Emma adopted the cat (Ed).
Ed should
be like the office cat who just wanders around
Peggys situation is sad because the dog was pushed on her by someone knowing his problems and Peggys age. Not very considerate of them.
I always put the animals first. When you take them in you become their life. They depend on us for everything and we owe them the very best.
Hannah is gorgeous. I too love GSD's. They're not for everyone, but If you have the time, energy and space there is no better companion. So smart!
He looks, sounds and acts just like my sweet Dash. Someone is going to love that precious kitty.
Fell in love with Pirate ❤️
Got a love em!❤ I'm a cat lover too, but honestly I love all animals. Arch will find a home too. God bless em all!
Charming soul-food provided by caring people who truly love animals .. ALL animals.
Scott is a great vet. There are not that many vets on what Scott does. He is always available and greatful for owners when they are in crisies I would like to have Scott as my dog vet.
My heart breaks for Peggy and Archie. But. He prob needs someone in better physical condition to help that big old boy.
Looking at those little fawns I would be kicked out immediately for cuddling them. With a face like they have how can you not just want to "mother" them.
I have been enjoying the videos. I miss having dogs, so I volunteer at my local shelter to help. Fostering made me realize what work it can be to care for a dog. It’s like caring for a child sometimes when they aren’t house trained.
What a gr8 show
That _Secret Lives_ place is so awesome. What a beautiful old house, the whole estate looks gorgeous.
Can we agree the gsd is overweight too?
So funny that Steve called Ed a dog cat, as my parents have a cat that my dad named DOG! LOL
I have a crested gecko named puppy and my next reptile will be named snake because my mom says I can’t have one.
I love Ed the cat's "goatee" patch on his chin! He is gorgeous and as sweet as he is beautiful. 🥰
I like Emma she is pretty and smart. She is very caring.
What a selfish choice for those braces... So what? Wait for your dog to get older, putting her at even more risk for complications and then do the surgery? That owner needs a reality check... I hate seeing stuff like this.
I feel really bad for that beautiful German Shepard and the selfish decision that woman made. I know all about the medical costs, but she should already have known the issues these purebred dogs have. She's had enough of them from her own statement. These dogs are very expensive and if she has dished out a large sum for the dog, why not dish out the money to keep that beautiful dog from being in pain. She is going to wait until it is too late and the dog cannot be fixed. Those braces are ridiculous and is only a bandaid.
I agree...not to mention that she is overweight too poor dog.
The older that her “baby” gets, the more risk she takes with the anesthesia. This was filmed a few years ago so, prayerfully, she has consented to the surgery so that beautiful dog is now living a much longer pain-free life. 🙏🏼
Jesus, someone wrote an essay
yeah, those braces looked pretty poor. you could see the joint collapsing again under the braces as the dog walked away. I don't understand why the owner was so again surgwry when it was clearly the right decision.
What a purrer ❤❤
Love that one ear up and one ear down look on the GSD
A dog prone to biting is a tricky situation - we inherited a shih tzu with A LOT of pervious homes - she was with my Great Auntie Anne for 5 years - she adored her and we promised we'd look after her after she died so she's with us for life - she's so anxious, especially with strangers, that we've had to get a warning on her lead for people not to treat her like a teddy bear - even tried to bite us a few times but I won't hold it against her - I'd be similar at the dentist without dutch courage 😆 - she's a funny girl most of the time (genuinely gives us a lot of laughs) who looks to all of us in our small family for confidence and safety - she would never recover from yet another home so nothing could make us give her up - she's difficult but she's family - if she was a large dog it would be more complicated but I'm glad we can give her a small sense of security - the point here is that dogs have complex personalities and, sometimes, complex problems - so do humans, and it's important not to expect perfection - if you have vulnerable in-house family members that's important to consider but, otherwise, be prepared to accept problems when you take on a dog as family - really not blaming anyone - it's important to have the right fit but going from an adoring Jack Russell to a very anxious shih tzu was a major transition which was not easy but she's family and we love her for all her strangeness 😅.
I fell asleep and woke up to this video playing..
i don't understand - since Archie doesn't like being in the car, why not put him in a travel crate so it's easier to get him in/out of the car without risking anyone getting bitten? Or use a muzzle for pug dogs?
Hannah seems hypermobile in general. I hope she gotten appropriate care.
Nurses...the unsung heros of all medical fields!
Keep the good work up💪❤️🍀
I was crying when Peg had to give up Archie. She does need a good companion...maybe a friendly cat...
I love watching these animal groups.
I love friendly German Shepherd's and Hannah is a GEM! When I was a little girl growing up in NY my neighbor's German Shepherd was my best friend.
Beautiful fawns...Secret Things amazing
Aww I'm a cat owner...Ed is so beautiful. My.old cat Sam looked like Ed
The woman with the poor shepherd wouldn't let the vet get a word in.she is horrible at interrupting someone gosh
45:06. Nope! Ed's not the only cat I've seen do this. Oscar does it too, and it's funny cause he's also a tux. Ed's just an *extremely* friendly cat, and him laying like that with his belly up is just a sign that he's super content.
People often think of cats as fairly aloof, and while some cats definitely seem to prefer their space, some are very social and expressive, which might be why Ed is getting compared to a dog.
As a cat person, there's just as much variety in cats as there are in dogs. Each and every cat is different.
aw Ed has a new home now. archie is so cute
Emma’s cat already has developed a blister on his lip .