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That is ridiculous! Why would anyone feel they have the right to give you grief. I love all your videos. New or old I will always be here. Sherpa comes first to you always!
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â@@SherpasDay docwhat u thinks right it hard with an old dog
I was going to say this, if there is an emergency, at least we got a video.
What about Noel Fitzpatrick?
I hope he is OK. â€â€â€
Exactly the nerve of some people
I watched your videos over and over I love everyone, donât pay attention to some people. You just do whatever you think is good for Sherpa and you, keep on doing what you do for Sherpa you are doing a good job and you are a great dad to Sherpa and sister Sarah đâ€đ„°â€ïžđŸ
Hi, Jamie and sherpa vet tech here. If you go the route of extracting that tooth, you're going to want to find a specialty center, not necessarily for the tooth itself, but for the anesthesia; because you will want him to be monitored by an anesthesiologist. That's where the procedure gets the most risky. If he has difficulties with his liver, we don't necessarily want him under anesthesia for a long period of time because it's the liver that helps process the anesthesia and work it through the body. So you want him to be monitored closely. Do your research and find a place that maybe is a specialty dental center that has an anesthesiologist that can monitor him closely and knows exactly what signs to look for. Wishing you both the best! â€
Hey hey, vet student here, 100% agree with this! You'd have the vet that specialises in dentistry along with an experienced tech crew and another vet that specialises in anaesthesia monitoring Sherpa due to his health issues and age. I'm not in the UK but the vet school I go to has this capability, maybe ask your local vets about the nearby University programs if you can't find a dental specialist in private practice? At least where I'm from the specialist teams don't have student involvement, we're just involved in the GP side of the clinic in our final year.
I just think Jamie that tooth pain is the worst ! Your first thought to take it out is the right thing to do. Just find someone who is specially qualified to do it .Please donât leave poor Sherpa in pain . Hugs x â€ïžđŹđ§
I agree, my 15 year old grand-dog had similar issues and needed quite a few of his teeth removed due to a difficult inflammation in his lower jaw. The vet recommended surgery after poor results from antibiotics. My daughter chose to first have a heart specialist do a thorough check-up and once thumbs up she opted for surgery, which was performed with extra monitoring during anesthesia. It all went very well and with a quick recovery. I wish I could recommend the vet clinic but itâs in Sweden. Sending my love and wishing all the best for Sherpa â€ïžđžđȘ
Keeping sherpa in prayer
Maybe his vet knows about such a place and can advise him?
Shame on anyone giving Jamie grief while Sherpa is having health issues. Just know that you and Sherpa are loved and appreciated. Sending positive thoughts across the pond. â€
we don't want anything to happen to jamies meal ticket do we
@@MagiMayet rude.
I would absolutely 100% recommend veterinary specialists Ireland. They saved my 15 week old Bernese puppy when no one else would try. He broke his neck running into a glass patio door at 1, C2 and C3 leaving him totally paralysed and only able to move his eyes. Heâs now walking about 3 miles a day.
To Anyone who thinks Jamie owes us anything above sharing his time with us. Seriously get a grip. You have No right to tell this Man anything if your a true Fan YOU already know SHERPA COMES FIRST ALWAYS. Jamie is devoted to him as he is to Jamie. Keep your Negativity to yourself !!!
đŻ agree couldnât of put it better myself đđ»
100% agree â€
Well said
Indeed! â€
I Totally Agree 100%
An old video??? And people are complaining??
Oh my god, the nerve of these people
Anything with Sherpie in it is goldâ€â€
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- ALSO FRIENDS, I LOVE GOING BACK AND WATCHING SHERPA BAT DOG VIDEOS,
the ones I have never seen.
And re-watching the ones I already seen.
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All pet parents over think things. Believe me because that is me. Do what is best for him.
There is always someone to muck up your day with their useless comments. People are very nasty sometimes. To do it to Steve and Sherpa is despicable. They need to mind their own business.
Sooo true đ Thank youâ€
There is another optionâŠ
When Sherpa is doing poorly, just give us a quick update that heâs doing poorly and youâll post something when youâre both up to it.
Complainers will always complain. Donât worry about it. I think most people that follow you both will understand and wish you both the best.
No one has the right to give you grief over not posting a video! You do have a life and Sherpa comes first! Shame on whoever did that!
†SO not meaning any disrespect to ANYONE but your priority is beautiful Sherpy †Thank you Jamie for taking such good care of this gorgeous furry bundle of sweetness đ
Hear hear!
Donât apologise to anyone Jamie ,you love Sherpa ,and care for him in the most amazing wayâ€ïžđ
Absolutely!!! â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
I totally agree. Jamie takes very good care of Sherpa and who cares if we had to see an old video I happened to enjoy it.đ
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Take him to a veterinarian college or vet University clinic or get them to give you a recommendation
My elderly cat just had the same problem - 2 teeth needed to be taken out but she has liver disease and chronic kidney disease, as well as other digestive issues. The vet told me, in February 2023, that I probably only have 2 years left with her but I still couldn't let her stay in pain. The worry about whether or not she will make it through was real and palpable. She did make it through beautifully and she's thriving at home.
we have a senior dog (12yrs old) had the same problem, vets worried about giving her anesthesia to take some bad teeth out. they gave the same meds painkillers and antibiotics, but in the long run our dog got sicker, and she was in more pain, so vet decided to pull all the rotten teeth, gave her less the anesthesia, pull out the bad teeth, she made it out alive through surgery, after a day she was ok, eating and drinking. no more pains, she went to live three more years.
You are such a caring Dad. Here in my town in BC, we do have a specialized clinic that works on animals with chronic health problems. Amazing vets that have cared for our shelties with various critical issues from heart conditions, cracked, infected molar and cancer. All requiring surgical care. Expensive..yes but the care and expertise of these vets is exceptional. Google for similar care clinics in your area Jamie. đ€đ»
Bless you and your Cat!đ€đŸđ I went through similar when my Cat was 11, teeth removed and she's kicking it at 14! It's a scary situation and we love our fur babies!đ
Pleased to hear sheâs doing okđ»
The entitlement of some people unbelievable. Thatâs a difficult decision to make. Here are my thoughts on the antibiotic and pain killers. Agree about the effect it could have on his liver in the long run. Now I know in humans taking too much antibiotic your system can get used to them and no longer be effective. I would think that would also happen in our fur babies. If thatâs true then it sounds like in the long run he would have to have the tooth extracted. My suggestion would look up on the internet to see if you can find any vet dental specialists. My prayers are with you and Sherpa. â€â€â€â€â€â€
You might want to call the Royal College of Veterinary Medicine in London. They have many expert vets and are doing state of the art veterinary procedures. They may be able to take care of Sherpaâs tooth themselves ( they may have a veterinary dentist on staff), or refer you to a veterinary dentist who can. I hope everything works out for Sherpa, Iâll be praying for you both.
Laurie
Good idea
Great idea. I'm in the US so I don't know what specialty facilities are available, but this sounds like best option to get reliable information. Good luck to you & Sherpa. Keep us posted, as you always do. â€
Going for a consult at the Royal College of Vet Medicine in London is a very good idea in my opinion.
Let's pool in some funds for Sherpa to get the best vet to do the job for our aging Sherpa - tooth extraction and recovery. We want Sherpa to age comfortably. Over 8,000 likes, we don't need much to help cover the expenses - surgery, meds, special food. We love Sherpa. I'll start with $20.
I'll match you. Let me know
@@theresabennett7924 When I watch Sherpa on CZcams TV, I click on 3 dots on right side of Sherpa's video, a pop up appears, I click on the $ sign, that's how I send money to Jamie for Sherpa.
@@theresabennett7924 I can't find my reply done yesterday. Anyway, did my contribution through Sherpa's Video 2 days ago, on CZcams, click on 3 dots right bottom side, a pop up of options comes up, click on the $ sign. If you're in UK, click on the UK pound sign.
@@theresabennett7924 same here
i do not have paypal. how can i donate?
To anyone whinging about an old video,they can kindly fluff off!
Not an easy choice with operations & old age,even if i agree with the sentiment wanting to rid the dodgy tooth. Best wishes to Sherpa. â€đ€đ
đŻđđđRIGHT on
What are you talking about?
@@jamesfreeman2258 Watch the video and you'll have your answer.
Agreed!
Those vets are miracle workers, they can treat 50 different kinds of animals in one day, hang in there Sherpa đ»
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Look for a Veterinary College and get in touch with them. They can advise, recommend specialists or take him as a patient. That is what I would do for my Malinois and helped a friend do for a Shepherd that tore out a fang on the left side of her face. Her fang was about 2 inches long and she is now pain free and healing perfectly.
I definitely approve of the idea of getting a specialist to deal with Sherpa, and I think the best way to get a recommendation is to ask your vet.
Jaime, I have no idea how far any of these places are from you but I follow Dr. Scott on CZcams and he has 3 vet offices and he's VERY good. 1. The Vet in Richmond Hill 2. The Vet in Isleworth 3. The Vet in St. Margarets. I guess you could google them to see which is closer. Also The Queens Veterinary college. I hope one of them is fairly close and you can take Sherpa to see him. đđ§Ąđđđđ
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I agree!
Youâre not overthinking youâre taking care of your baby and thatâs what we do for our babies
Big virtual hug for Sherpa. I hope he feels better soon. Jamie never pay attention to those who judge you. You are a great dog daddy who always does his best for Sherpa.
Antibiotics stop working after a while and with his long term pain relief is putting extra strain on his liver and kidneys....so hard watching such a diamond as Sherpe getting older...Young at heart and so loved xx
True, and canât overusing antibiotics cause bacteria to become resistant?
@@RB01.10 yes...in one word.
I had an old dog and always elected to have bad teeth removed. My vet's office has a special dog dentist that comes in every week, and they do testing before the surgery to check his health. It's risky, but my little guy was always SO much happier and more energetic after the bad teeth were removed. They also clean the remaining teeth while he's out.
As, for the pain relievers, depends which one they use. If it's an opiate, harm to the liver and kidneys is neligible compared to some of the non-opioid pain relievers. I don't know about England, but in America vets are often using buprenorphine. It's milder, lasts longer and comes in liquid for easier administration.
@@lynnw7155 Hold up.
If thatâs the case then could you explain what happened to Kidbehindacameraâs late Boston Terrier Lazy?
According to Bridgette, they used âheart safeâ anesthesia but he died soon after being put under.
Jamie, I would ask the vet about a specialist after you tell them how much you appreciate everything they have done. They may have a very good dental vet on hand or they could suggest someone. Praying for you and Sherpa. Sherpa looked so happy feeling the breeze while he was in the back of the Jeep.đđđ
Yes, My VET sent us to dental specialist for procedure đđđHUGS & LOVE SHERPA đ
I agree - must have a specialist for Sherpie! I have a kitty with a chronic dental/gum problem and _so far_ she is going along alright with medications. The real "solution" is to have every single one of her teeth pulled out. If that became a necessity, the ONLY option would be a feline dental specialist. (She is 16 years old and that's why I'm using the herbal and homeopathic meds instead of rushing to the surgery. She developed stomatitis, NOT a rotten tooth. If she had a bad tooth it would definitely have to come out right away. Again, *it would have to be a vet dental surgeon who was focused on cats.* It's a delicate surgery in cats.) Love to Sherpa and Jamie. đđđ
I cannot understand why some people complain about an old video because poor Sherpa had to go to the vets đĄ Sherpas health and well being are far more important than idiots whining.
Love you so much beautiful boy đđđŸđŸ
Hi Amanda. I hope you and the purr-kids are doing well!â€ïžđđđââŹ
@@loribrewster6514 hi Lori, my fur babies are fine, I'm ok.. sort of.
Hope you're well and Lillian and Whip, sending heavenly love to darling Maxwell đđŸâ€â€đŸ
@11craftycats Oh gosh sort of?! I hope everything is ok and that you will have all good days. So sweet to mention Maxwell! His picture came up in my memory on Facebook for Adopt Shelter Pet Day made me a little weepy. Please give Wilbur, Chica and Snoopy some lovin' for me. It is nice to hear from you. I always love the way you end your comment to Jamie and Sherpa.đđđđââŹđŸđŸ
@@loribrewster6514 There is a family issue happening, my Son is going through an awful time.
Very long story short his ex has stopped all contact with his Son, my grandson, we haven't seen him for over a year, I'm absolutely heartbroken. Being a nanny was my dream and my grandson is the most beautiful little boy, he's only 3.
I was so good to his ex and she has treated me very badly.
Bless Maxwell's heart đđŸ he will always be with you.
It's upsetting seeing Facebook memories of our heavenly fur babies isn't it đą
Please give your woof kids some loving from me too đđđđŸđŸđŸ 3 woof emojis Maxwell, Lillian and Whip â€
I lost my beautiful girl several years ago. Watching Jamie and Sherps has helped me immensely. â€â€â€ Jamie is an awesome dad. đ Watching an old video is â€â€â€â€â€
She is a very beautiful dog.
You are not overthinking this. When my husky lost her eyesight my parents found out there are specialists for animal's eyes. I did a quick search online and It looks like Veterinary Dental Specialists do exist. I hope you can find one around you that can help Sherpa. Feel better Sherpa! đ
I own two greyhounds and all greyhounds have the worse teeth ever đą my girl Rosie had 13 teeth removed shortly after I got her after 4 1/2 year of racing. She had a couple more removed since then but she's going on strong at nearly 12 đ our vet is actually a dog dentist which is brilliant for us and his wife is a dog eye specialist đ
Jamie, don't worry about it. We true Sherpa lover's do not mind watching old Sherpa video's. I myself love going back and re watching them in the evening.
As a former vet tech GET IT OUT!!! That is so close to the brain and it will literally be playing russian roulette with if that inf3ction could go up in his brain. I really think calling around to other vets and asking them if they know of a specialist for animals with dental or even look on line perhaps. Keep us updated. Hugs for you and cuddles for our Sherp.
Just like people, older animals cost more to maintain their health. Sherpa is in great shape thanks to you, Jamie.
Bless beautiful Sherpa. We all love him so much.
Aw thankyou đ
The people complaining about an old video can fluff off!
That sounds like something Key would say đ
Jamie you are the best dad to Sherpa.
Praying you find the perfect solution to Sherps tooth issue.
God bless you and Sherps.đïž
Jamie please ignore the TROLLS. They are not worth your time. Anyone who watches all your videos knows Sherpa is SPOILED ROTTEN and comes first in everything you do. Your The BEST DAD đ„°đŸâ€ïžđŸâ€ïžđŸâ€ïžđŸâ€ïžđŸâ€ïžđŸâ€ïžđŸâ€ïžđŸâ€ïž. I would take the tooth out. Good luck I hope heâs well soon xx
My 16.5-year-old Jack Russel has had three dental extractions in the last three years. I know every dog is different so this situation may not be the same as yours but we were advised to manage her pain when she first started showing signs, because she was 13, meaning she was on pain meds and uncomfortable for about a year. It got to the point where both her physical and mental health were declining and we decided to put her in with the real fear she wouldn't make it. Three days after her dental she was bouncing around like a puppy and loving life again.
The third time she had an abscess and a few teeth removed and she was back to eating the same night.
Obviously always do what you think is best for Sherpa but I really wish we hadn't waited so long to get her in for that first dental.
One thing they did to reduce her risk in surgery was to do blood tests first to see if she was fit enough, as she has some growths on her spleen, and then made sure she had plenty of IV fluids throughout the surgery. We have had 3.5 more years with her now and even though she's had to go in for two more dentals and had a grand total of about 30 teeth out she has been so much happier off of her pain meds.
Aw thankyou that's a great story to hear đ
So happy your JRT got through all those surgeries so well. I have a 16yr old JRT and I'm terrified of her getting something that she would have to have surgery for. She has a huge lipoma that we thought she would have to have surgery for but the vet advised to leave it unless it causes her problems. Touch wood it just looks bad but isn't causing her any problems so far. We lost her twin sister 3 years ago of a sudden heart attack that had never showed in any examinations so I'm terrified it could be hereditary and an anaesthetic could cause it. I don't envy anyone having to make the decision to have their old pet operated on
@@AbiRobinson OH, that is scary!
Sherpa is a senior dog. There are always issues with older dogs. You are one of the most in-tune doggy daddy out there. Don't let the nay-sayers get to you. We have a super senior dog of 17 years. We also notice when little things are not right. Keep on Jamie, keep on! â€â€â€
The fact that you share your life with Sherpa with us is amazing and a gift. Anyone that criticizes or judges should move on, this isnât the channel for you. Thinking of you both and praying for a positive outcome.
Oof, Jaime that's a very difficult decision with very heavy implications on both sides.
Jaime really glad to hear that Sherpa went straight to the vet because that's teeth issues as you correctly deduced.
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One off get it out, gone, done with. He would only be out for a short while and the antibiotics will stop working after a while and might upset his liver. Poor little man. Toothache is a revolting pain. Stay safe xx
Yea i think so too
There will be so much ethereal love surrounding him he will be fine. Positive thoughts xx
I am guessing a dogs physiology is much like ours, in that antibiotics can interfere with pain medication function, as well as how much anesthesia is required.
I would not risk Sherpa's liver if avoidable.
Steve, we've seen there is not a thing you wouldn't do for your boy.
Thank you for the update.
Blessed be
Also need to keep in mind that long term antibiotic use leads to building up a resistance to them.
Poor Sherpa getting teeth removed can be painful but in the long run I think heâll benefit more from the removal then the meds
No need to apologize Jamie for putting an old video up. Can't believe people complained - the nerve. You explained that you had to take Sherpa to the vet - if people can't understand they can fluff off! Glad Sherpy is on meds - hopefully it will help. Hard decision to make to take the tooth out or be on meds long term.
Poor pup. It's not easy for them or us. You're on the right path seeking specialist care.
Never any harm in looking at options, Jamie. Anesthetic is hard on older animals but you will do whatever you feel is the right thing for Sherpa. He trusts you to love him, whatever it takes. Prayers for this situation.
True, sadly though I think Lazy who was Kidbehindacameraâs dog died after going under full on anesthesia for a tooth extraction.
I pray for Sherpa Jamie, I hope heâs ok too he means a lot to you, Key, Sarah, and Nook.
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@@SherpasDay my pleasure
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Praying for Sherpa, I love your videos new and old, they make me smile. Iâm with the others who say âfluff offâ to the whiners ⊠go eat some cheese đ·đ§ đ You have a tough decision, but you always make the right one for Sherpa â€
Jamie - your true fans only love and support you and Sherpa the Star - we have no complaints about watching older videos!! Donât let negative people affect you because your opinion is truly the one that counts. We have faith that you will make a well-informed decision for Sherpaâs treatment. Do have to say - the looks he gave you at the water bowl were priceless!! đ€
Our poor sherpa dad u do wats necessary as always đ„°đșđ§
Jamie, look up Noel Fitzpatrick Vet. Surgeon . People travel miles to see him. GOOD LUCK to you & the adorable Sherpa.
Just who I was going to recommend!
Me too! Iâm sure Noel has someone who specialises in that area!
Noel is the super vet for sure I've never met him but his a amazing guy and his such a brilliant clever man he knows his stuff for sure. The work his done for animals is unbelievable Jamie
That's who I was thinking! He is a brilliant vet.
Dr. Fitzpatrick's practice is in Surrey...not sure the distance...but at least he's in the same country.
Poor Sherpa bad teeth are *SO* painful. I hope you're feeling better soon. Hug & Belly Rubs from Australia.
Yea the pain killers have kicked in now đ
Hey there,
Our girl is the same age as Sherpa and had full mouth extraction over Christmas. We worried endlessly about it but have to report that she is now a completely different dog. Can't believe the difference in her. We soften her kibble, but we are amazed at how easily she has adapted to having no teeth. Its lovely to see her bouncing around and enjoying life again. We took her to the animal hospital in Plymouth where they really took great care over her.
I dont think you are overthinking. Check all options - specialists are specialists for a reason. Rely on your Vets opinions as they have Sherpa's best in mind. Then go with your gut. Quality of life is important for all of us. â€Sherpa & Jamieâ€
No one should give U grief Jamie & Sherpa đą ..... I love all your vids of our handsome Sherpa đđŸ ..... Old & New Jamie .... Seeing Sherp always brightens my day.
Jamie you don't need to explain anything to anyone. Sherpa has the best Dog Dad ever. Whatever you decide you have our support. Hugs & Kisses to Beautiful Sherpie. đ€đđđŸđ
he is a happy dog . he wants to be here, still. you are doing fine.keep listening to your heart young man .
People who complain about the video's you post are the sort of one's you can do without having as a subscriber. If it's a video you don't want to see DON'T WATCH IT!!!! Not exactly rocket science is it. Rant over, hope everyone is well â€
Haha totally agree. I click 'hide all comments' so they're never seen again đđ„·
You're not overthinking. Asking for experts is a great idea. Don't worry about an older video. You take care of Sherpa. We love seeing everything you do.
No need to apologise Jamie, Sherpa comes first all the time. Ignore anyone who creates a fuss. I know you will do whatever is best for Sherpa just like you always do. We had a senior Yorkie she was older than Sherpa and she needed an emergency hysterectomy and we knew it was risky but she sailed through it. Sherpa is a strong boy and I would think he would do well too if push comes to shove. â€â€â€â€
Hi guys! I'm sorry to hear Sherpa's not doing so well. My cat had root rot last year and it caused her tremendous pain, which was hard to watch. She ended up having 6 teeth pulled and she was much better afterwards. I'll say a prayer for our dear Sherpa and hope that whatever you decide to do goes perfectly and helps him. Bless you both Jamie and Sherpa!! â„
Whatever you decide Jamie, we all know it will be the best for Sherpa. Feel better soon Sherpa. We're all rooting for you buddy!
Sherpa, our precious pup, I am wishing the very best for you. Your Dad is the best dad ever. We love you.đâ€
Jamie, he is an Old Husky. If you leave the tooth in it will re-infect and and stress his liver. You will be giving him antibiotics either way. He is your Husky Child and we all know how much you love him. It's a tough choice no matter what you do. Good Luck to you both and God Bless you.
Oh Sherps you've gone & got Dad all worried again. But at least you're on some meds so thats helping to keep the pain at bay & hopefully get some of the swelling down as well.
Lots of love & tlc from Dad & you'll be fine.
Jamie you must have been worried sick about Sherps again??
Whatever you decide it will be right as Sherps is strong for an older dog. Lots of Love Jamie & plenty of love to Sherps also. Annetteâ€â€â€â€â€â€đŸđŸđŸđŸđŸđŸđđ
Haha he always bloomin worries me one way or another đ
Sherps loves you lotsâ€â€â€â€â€
Oh no, poor fluffy Sherpa, what kind of things happen to you.
Oh problems in the mouth or with the teeth are absolutely unsightly and the picture Dad showed looked really big.
Sherp seems to be a little embarrassed by Dad telling the story about the emergency vet.
Don't worry Sherps, it's just normal and there's nothing to be embarrassed about.
I understand your thoughts Jamie, every operation has its risks and yes, Sherpy is a bit older.
My open and honest opinion, you have a lot of trust in the vet and he always did a good job.
Let him do the operation and get it out.
Ultimately, you make the right decision and no matter what it is, it is only right and in Sherp's spirit. Get well soon my fluffy friend.
Have a great weekend buddyđđ
Yea thats what I'm thinking too buddy
Totally agree let the vet get rid of it out of the way. Annetteâ€ïžđŸđ
They understand more then we think, he did look embarrassed I know the look well having 3 dogs myself..
You're not overthinking, you're covering all your bases! I'm all for finding a specialist and taking that tooth out. â€
You are such a good Dad to Sherpa Jamie ! Heâs so lucky to have you as his Dad and caregiver!â€
That is such a hard decision. Poor Sherpa. I know you will do whatever is the best for Sherpa. You always have. You have added years to his life by giving him the best care. I will keep you both in my prayers. It is so hard when our furbabies are sick or hurting.
It's tricky isn't it đ
Now what prat is giving you grief. Tell them to push off or perhaps to look back through all of you previous videos & they might learn something. Lots of Love Annetteâ€â€â€â€â€â€đŸđŸđŸđŸđŸđđđđ€©đ€©đ€©đđ
Ignore them Jamie as they are not worth your time.
Can you not block them?? Lots of Love Annetteâ€ïžđŸđ
You're so much more polite than I am. The words that this Yank would say would make the Pope blush.
No worries, Jaime...Sherpie is your priority, he is your pup...we are your cheerleading section & many of us are able to help you in many ways that others can not...in any case, you just have to do what is necessary to help our boi...I think I can safely say that all we require is an update from time to time, at your convenience, because we worry....đ
Sending healing thoughts for Sherpa and Daddy. Please stay safe healthy all the time.
Hope Sherpa is getting better. Have a great weekend everyone! â€
Aw thankyou Raffi đ
Put your old videos on anytime you feel like it. They're classics! If people don't like it they can skip that one.
Jamie, don't apologise for anything. You are concentrating on Sherpa's health and that's important. Do what you think is best for Sherpa. You have done so much for Sherpa, more than most people would do for their dogâ€. And going to see someone who only specialises in teeth (animals) is not a bad idea.
Sorry, Jamie and SHERPA! I have gotten behind with being busy. We ALL eant out SHERPIE to get better A.S.A.P.!!!!!!! The Shermans are sending our loveđđŻđâïžđș
Janie, maybe you could take Sherpa to a veterinarian college. They are up to date on everything new and improved. They will do a fantastic job for Sherpa. â€
đđœđ Sherpa's health is the number one priority! We love you both Jamie! Wishing Sherpa a speedy recovery!đđșđŸđ§
Jamie, you are the most amazing Dad to Sherpa. Lots of love and hugs to you both. Get better soon Sherpa; you are loved so much â€â€ xx xx
No need to apologize heâs your priority
Seeing a specialist would give you a wider range of information. I'm in America and we have specialists for dogs just like with humans as I'm sure you do there too. I have a great vet and she recommended seeing a specialist to get full picture with one of my dogs issues. Only you can make these decisions. Sherpa relies on you and you love him, he is in great hands.
Poor Sherpa. That is a tough decision. No one knows the right decision better than Daddy. He's a very loved soul and he trusts you. †Feel better soon Sherpa. â€â€
Hi Jamie
Please give Shepa a big hug and sending you loads of love to the both of you â€
Please ignore the grief givers! And maybe you don't overthink things but, rather, consider everything thoroughly. I saw the vet tech's comment and he's spot on. Anesthesia is the key. You will find the best people, I'm sure. And there are thousands of us praying about this. You're definitely not alone in your worry and fear. We love you and Sherpie. â€
Am keeping everything crossed that Sherpa gets through all of this, safe to say though that Sherpa is indestructible and can get through anything. And no matter what Jamie, myself and all Sherpa's subscribers and fans are with you both every step of the way, your definitely not alone through this next hurdle he faces and we will support you all the way đđ
Aw thankyou Terry
@@SherpasDay no worries at all, we are with you both every step of the way!
Jamie, God love your heart. I canât believe people would give you grief because of old videos. I watch your videos over and over, old and new. Pay no attention to idiots like that. As far as a dentist, here in the US we do have special vets for dental work. My golden retriever broke one of her Carnassials and we took her to a specialist. Maybe try a Google search and see what you can find. I believe Iâd go for the extraction but Iâll pray for our sweet beautiful boy. Your community loves you and Sherpa, remember that. Hugs from Tennessee USA. đ„°đŸ
And here's more love, hugs and prayers from another Tennessean!!
@@terriweston-br7jf Hi friend. With all of our prayers and Jamieâs love and devotion, weâll get Sherpa through this. Btw, Iâm in Knoxville. Have a fantastic weekend.
Your love for Sherpa is beautiful, it touches my heart! I like how Sherpa is so sanguine about the situation. Adorable! Bless you Sherpa !
It sucks having to make decisions like this and just not knowing what is best for him. You take such good care of Sherpa†Thank you for that. He has the best dad ever!! đ Best of luck to you and Sherpa. Love from the Netherlandsđ€
Aw, Sherpa is such a good boy. The only thing I can think of is a veterinary hospital. Get well soon, Sherpa. â€â€
Jamie, even if I'm from America, a animal
hospital usually has a specialist just for teeth.
They do here, so I'm sure they have something close!
Praying anyways for the both of you!!! đđ
Please never apologize for old videos. I love watching them all. You have a hard problem. Might be worth getting it out. My Prayers are with Sherpa. And with you đđđ
Jamie, you are the perfect mate to Sherpa. Your plan to seek a dental specialist is spot on. my dog Chucky is 12 now and he experienced the same situation as Sherpa. he had two teeth and some bone removed. Being a professional mutt, he made a full recovery and I started brushing his teeth weekly. No further problems. He thiks the chicken-flavored toothpaste is a treat and he lets me get his molars.
Good luck to you and my second favorite dog!! â„
I'm relieved itâs just a tooth issue and nothing more serious, though I know itâs still a big deal. Honestly, Jamie, whether itâs Sherpa's adventures or just enjoying the company of someone as thoughtful and funny as you, it's all a joy. Don't ever feel pressured to only share new stuff; your old videos are just as cherished. Itâs truly a privilege to be part of your journey and share in your life. Anyone who gives you grief over this just doesnât get it. Emergencies happen, and taking care of Sherpa is the most important thing. If you hadnât, that would have been the real issue! Much love to you both. đđđđđ„°đ„°
No one should give you grief your the best dog dad ever sherpa comes first ,sending you both loveâ€hope he gets better soon
Get well soon Sherpa that tooth was gnarly but your a legend
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Iâm in Australia, my cat was 21 yrs old n had to have a tooth out, my vet said the anaesthetic is always adjusted accordingly and no risk taken, Nil by mouth night before, all went well, one happy cat đș tooth out for Sherps heâll be as good as goldđŸâ€ïžâïž
Jaime, I would do what the Veterinarian suggests to do. I think pulling the tooth might be the way to go instead of antibiotics and having a poor liver. Prayers are with you dear Sherpa. You are a beauty, bless you Sherpa and your beloved Dad too.â€â€â€â€â€â€â€Joan and Keith đđ
Poor Sherpie he must have been in a lot of pain. đąđ
Oh no poor Sherpa. I hope you feel better soon Sherpa â€â€â€
Hopefully đ€
Jamie, you are a hero. You have put your heart and soul into giving Sherpa the best life possible. I hope that he feels better soon.
You do what you need to for SherpaâŠand if that means you show some older footageâŠthose of us that adore you and Sherpa are completely fine with thatâŠIâll still watchâŠand I hope Sherpaâs mouth is feeling g better đŸâ„ïž
Remember that bad teeth damage their kidneys and you don't want to deal with that Jamie. Love to Sherpa â€â€â€
My greyhound got kidney problems after having so many bad teeth. She had 13 removed sortly after I got her, thank goodness she is still at the early stage of kidney failure and she's now nearly 12. Greyhounds all have teeth problems, something to do with the acid they produce in their saliva.
Poor boy. I just lost my dog that I had for 17 years. She was 19 years old. It is like your best friend. I would think having the tooth pulled would be best, but then again who am I. I am sure you will make the best decision. We all love Sherpa and don't want to see him suffer at all. đ«¶đđ«¶
Jamie, I would take the chance and have his tooth removed. Sherpa is a strong pup and has come through before when he had his teeth removed. My sweet angel Sherpa looked so sad near the end of the video. Please give him cuddles, kisses, and belly rubs from me, please.
Poor Sherpa đą. What a horrible spot for you to be in, Jamie. Youâre the best Sherpa daddy ever. You would go to the ends of the earth for him đ. I love your idea of looking for a dog dentist. Do an online search and I pray you find one. My Border Collie, Maggie, is about 14 (found as a stray) so I understand your worries with an older dog. May God help you with your decision. Itâs not an easy one đ. I also pray for pain relief for your boy đđŸđŸđ.
Anyone with negative comments about your situation or about posting older videos, will have to get a tooth pulled, but until then please just completely ignore them
And I don't care how old the video was, it was a good video and I always enjoy watching you guys, you give so much peace, joy and love, more than you know, and it will always come back to you, know you are immensely appreciated
Whatever decision you make will be in the best interest for Sherpa and therefore will be the right one, I do personally feel you are spot on in your assessment of your options given the situation though, I've been in these difficult circumstances so I do understand and am wishing you both all the best and all the love and healing
Blessings to you, I hope Sherpa feels better soon †đŸ
If you decide to get it out, ask for full mouth xrays beforehand so if there are any other suspicious teeth those can be dealt with at the same time
Good suggestion!
Beautiful Sherpa, bless him. Look at the way he looks at youđ« â€
He's relying on me to do the right thing đą
@SherpasDay He knows you will. And don't beat yourself up for not knowing sooner. Been there, done that. If only they could talk!
Hey Jamie and Sherps - We've got a 14yo GSD at home, and her teeth have gotten a bit dodgy as well. Our vet here in the US extracted the worse of her teeth. They were really careful during the procedure, monitoring her while she was under anesthesia. To help maintain her remaining teeth - and help with her arthritis, the vet recommended putting her on a combination of medications: galliprant, gabbapentin, and a CoQ10. The idea behind the combination was to help relieve the inflammation and provide a bit of pain relief. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with any vets on your side of the Pond, but when you visit them, see if they'll prescribe those meds for Sherps. Praying for ya'll.
My Shar Pei, Bubba, is also 13 1/2. About two weeks ago I faced the same decision, because some of his teeth had gotten bad. Instead of liver trouble, Bubba has a very bad heart murmur. The vets and I knew it was risky to put him under, even being careful as we were. In the end I decided to go forward with having his problem teeth out. My logic was, even if I lose him under anesthesia, I have to do what's best for him, and that was getting rid of his bad teeth.
Choosing to do nothing was easier for me, but it wasn't fair to him. You will make the best decision for you and Sherpie, based on what's right for the both of you.
FWIW, Bubba came through the surgery fine, and is feeling better than he has in a long time.
You do not have to apologize for what or when you post! I'm very happy for everything you post! The tooth looks painful. Getting repeated infections is not good. Better to eliminate the infection but not if there's risk for his life. . Probably the sedation is the bigger risk for him. Try to find a dentist that treats dogs together with a vet. â„ïžđ„°đ
Sherpa's health ALWAYS comes first Jamie.