I agree the best creatures on the planet!

Well said, my girl has not only healed my PTSD after missions in Iraq, she makes me want to be a better person, and knows me better than myself or any other human. I have never known a love like this.

All animals are perfect creations.

@@stafonvoncamron NOT humans.

My “toy” poodle ate veges, meats, rice. No dog food. He lived 22 human years.

i too did an adoption 15/16 years ago. the "plan" was for tucker to be my gran' daughters as she picked him out. that didn't work out and i ended up with the dog and "shared custody" of the dog when she came to visit---which was often and regular. he was part lab and part chow and tucker thought his purpose in this life was to be my dog.....other than dogs on tv or movies, i didn't know a dog could REALLY be that faithful and loyal and true. WE went thru some pretty tough times together after the financial mess of 08.....had i been HIM??? i woulda renegotiated the contract!!!! lol. i lost him to old age 3 years ago in jan....and while i have a new "sassy girl" who gives me a run for my money!!----i know my tuck is waiting for me at "rainbow bridge." peace.

I love my Corso! Best dog ever

@ Last First Yes any dog deserves a good home. No matter what breed, age, looks, size and how they were treated.

I tend to agree, i grew up in a dog loving home and my husband and I, we've had dogs, 1 or 2 at a tie when our children were growing up, always went to SPCA or a rescue and training was always a priority. Our daughter and son in law did the same but just once they got a dog that had to go back. They went to the pound and got a 3 year old hoxer/pit mix, a beautiful dog, their daughter was 14 so no worries there. All was well the first 3 days, our daughter is paralyzed from waist down so her hubby does the floors, sweeping,, vacuuming etc. One day he went and grabbed the broom and began sweeping the kitchen when Belle, the new dog full on attacked him by his bicep. It took everything HD had to get her off if him, NY daughter sat by helpless, yelling her name, as he struggled to get free. He finally took his free arm and grabbed a chair wedging her into a corner and freeing his arm. Without the broom, she was OK, it was like she snapped. The next day He took her back to the pound asking alot of questions and their behavior specialist said they had noticed she wasn't fond of men, and that she might have been a dog abused by brooms or sticks, poles etc. My daughter was too afraid of her after witnessing that so they gave her back. A month later they adopted an older American Bulldog/ boxer mix who had DNA done, and she had been a trained service assistant dog. The dog "Mamas" was said to be 3 or 4 , but their vet said more like 6 or 7, they've had her 5 years and she truly is the most loving, amazing dog ever.

Absolutely, if a dig misbehaves in a bad way there is a reason for it that is not the dogs fault. Dogs are pack animals. some one has to e the leader. It's either you or them. You can take control of a dog with out being abusive.

Mine's a CV dog... Curriculum Vitae 😉

I'm of the firm opinion that rescue dogs know they've been rescued and they show a different appreciation and loyalty to the people who rescue them you can see it in their faces in the way they act

I agree

Chihuahua.

I too have a 14 year old. The most well behaved dog I ever had. I wonder in the way they figure out dog years how would they be?

I lost my little girl a few years ago she was 14. She was my truck driving dog who had to have a banana each morning. Electra was a little over a pound.

@@JosephCompnotta So sorry. I hate it when a pet dies. But I consider it ok as long as they lived a long happy life. I've buried several dogs in my life. I have one now who just turned 15 and she's a pretty big dog (a lab mix).

Mine can't be called the best behaved. She's a little juvenile delinquent but she's a sweet dog so I put up with it. She's not a barker and she has the best bathroom habits. She was 6 months old when I found her. It took about a week to get her house trained fully. I mainly just took her accidents outside and showed her where I wanted it. She got the idea and that was in for house training. She also doesn't go where anyone will normally walk.

Same here...someone needs to tell my 8 year old Lab to grow up and start acting like an adult!! Seriously, I love how she acts so young. God bless....

Christopher...Love your comments!

@@elainewarren1294 Thank you Elaine 🙏❤ Sadly he has past away since this comment and I'm heartbroken still 😪 It's all so empty without him, he was with me everywhere 💞

I like my dog smelling like a dog. Your electric bill must be crazy. Are you retired because you gotta a lot of free time from your comment.

@@MrBobbo18 If you like your dog smelling like a dog, then you house smells like a dog. Bathing may not be a requirement for you or your dogs each to his own. Working or not working has nothing to do with this. Millions of working women and men cook for their families including their dogs, they do laundry as well. It all depends on your cleanliness standards

@@MrBobbo18 Keeping your dog’s skin clean is important for their health. If you don’t bathe them or allow them to swim, I hope you’re brushing them regularly.

@Victoria Aguilar You are SOOOOO AWESOME!!!! You are such a great human being for caring enough about your doggy’s to go the extra mile like that! It’s so cool to hear all of that! Animals are better than most humans in this world!!! I would love to know what exactly you feed them, if you don’t mind… I have a little boy Tibetan Spaniel that was rescued by a friend of mine.. I love him soooo much!!! Anyways, I just wanted to let you know how amazing I think you are for doing everything you do for your animals! If you could email me what you feed them & how you make it, I’d be forever grateful! Have a Beautiful Day & HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!! monicac2326@gmail.com

@@monicachavez7752 Thank you Monica. I have three chihuahuas Toby, Cypee and Minnie. I sometimes babysit my two grandogs, Tyler a hound and Roxy a Lab. They all love Gmas food I prepare for them. Once a week I pressure cook a range fed chicken, and pick the meat from the bone. Each week I cook quinoa in the broth of the chicken. I change the second carb each week and cook in chicken broth oatmeal, then next week it is sorghum, then Barley, then White rice, then brown rice, a change each and every week on the second carb. I never give my dogs beef or pork. They get four cups of mixed veggies. I mix all of this together and freeze half and refrigerate the rest. I heat every morning for their breakfast. On top of that I make their own cookies. They have a vitamin once a day and the two older dogs (Toby and Cypee 17 years old) get Desiquin for their joints. Toby was a pound find, Cypee was rescued in a drug bust by my son-in-law who’s a cop, Minnie was a skinny little starving street find. Some people have dogs for themselves, I have my dogs for them. I give them love, good nutrition, clean environment and I keep them clean. I never feed my dogs commercial dog food, they don’t love my dogs, I do. I know what’s in my dog food, they get the best I can give them. They get regular nail trim and annal gland emptied, a women comes to my home and does this. I take care of my dogs because we as humans owe this to all living creatures. Once a year vet visits, watching their weight, noticing their behavior , feeding them well, keeping them clean and their environment clean is all I can do. I try to be a better human each day, they help me with this. Hope this wasn’t to long for you, and thank you again for your kind comment. Wishing you and your little fur baby lots of good health and happiness in this new year.

Cutey. Mine are Macky & Chloe, hence my user name.

That's wonderful - congratulations! You obviously have taken excellent care of him and continue to do so.

When he said 4 weeks I almost spat out my coffee. I have Huskies and we do spa day once a week, sometimes twice. This video is ridiculous.

Thank you. I am no expert, just a dog lover but I did not believe a lot of what I heard.

I found many of what he said were common beliefs were not that at all. Why I watched the whole thing is a mystery to me . I was intrigued by the thumbnail after having to have my best friend put down just 3 days ago due to his age and health issues that were just to overwhelming for him to endure, I miss him so much, life is really rough right now and my house is so quiet and empty without him. Things will get better I’m sure and some day I’ll probably get a new friend but pretty rough right now.

@@GeorgeMcKinley. so sorry for your loss!

Aww, I'm so very sorry that you lost your best friend. I know that pain. I am so sorry.

Another myth people were sucked into believing…the Germ Theory…that you “catch” diseases from others….FALSE. Most of the more severe illnesses happen to people because an upsetting event occurs in their lives taking them by surprise, unexpectedly, impacting first in the brain, then in the corresponding organ which that part of the brain controls. The end of WWI had absolutely everything to do with the Flu and lung TB outbreak that occurred killing millions. In nature, the biological conflict linked with a territorial fear (just what it means-a fear in your territory, your home, your community, etc.) is a widening of the bronchia (tissue loss). Your body attempts to widen your bronchia in order to allow more air into your lungs to give you more strength and energy to fight to keep your territory safe. Stay with me.......The biological conflict linked with a death fright impacts the lungs. The lungs attempt to grow larger in order to allow more air in because breath equals life, as we all know. No breath equals death. While you are in the fear or death fright conflict, you notice no symptoms of “disease”, except you have cold hands, cold feet, you can’t sleep, you awaken at 3 AM every night, you have little appetite. During the war, millions of people were in fear of the bombing of their homes and cities where the war was most active. Fearing for their lives, their loved ones in the war, their ability to survive. The food in the stores was sparse due to shortages. This lasted for 4 long years! The longer the conflict, the worse the healing phase. Within 2 weeks of the German Chancellor announcing the end of WWI, these millions of people ALL went into the healing phase all at the same time. It is during the healing phase that you experience symptoms of illness! What is the healing phase of the bronchia widening? Severe bronchitis, pneumonia. The body attempts to refill this lost tissue and you experience inflammation, fever, coughing, body aches, fatigue, etc. What is the healing phase of the extra lung tissue that grew? Decomposing of the tissue by TB bacteria and fungi. The symptoms of this healing phase are: severe coughing up of blood and tissue, fever, inflammation, severe mucous, body aches, fatigue. During this decomposing of the extra tissue (tumor), the body expels a lot of protein, and without replenishment, severe protein loss can result in death. Antibiotics did not exist yet. If TB bacteria does not exist in a person or they have been vaccinated against TB (big mistake), then the tumor will simply encapsulate and become dormant and not harm you. Who died during the Spanish Flu? Mainly the poor who could not afford to buy meat and proper nourishment, and the people who were directly impacted by the bombings and destruction of their homes. Millions of people suffered fear and death frights during the fighting of WWI, and millions of people all went into healing at the end of it. Not everyone was affected because not everyone suffered the same way. It’s not a “flu”, it’s not something you “catch”. It’s biological, meaningful, and unavoidable. One hundred years later, a Fear Campaign begins, using the media to spread it......

Oldest living dog was 39 in humans years, could mean the dog was a few hundred years old

@@AgendaInMind this is the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard.

Yes smaller dogs generally have longer lifespan

I have been fortunate to have My girl in my life for 17 years this coming October and she is still in great shape she is slowing down a little bit but she is still having a great life she looks forward to getting up and going to work with me every morning when people ask me how old she is and I tell them they say wow she is still in great shape and ask what my secret is and I tell them I don't make her eat dog food and she eats the same meals I eat when I make a plate of food for me I make her the same plate and same proportions and she eats everything except she doesn't like tomatoes and I don't let her eat onions but everything else is fine with her there are some things that she doesn't want to eat and I don't make her eat anything she doesn't want to eat and she eats chocolate candy bars and they don't make her sick at all the myth about chocolate is true but it is the dark chocolate that is for cooking that isn't good for dogs but it also isn't good for people either besides that chocolate is so bitter who would want to eat it and the commercial chocolate that is for Candy bars has so little of the poison chocolate that a dog would have to eat a truckload of it to be toxic to them but I think if you eat enough of anything it would be toxic I have had dogs my entire life and I have yet to see a dog poisoned from chocolate

Not all

My Rottweiler will absolutely eat anything you put on her especially on her paws and then they look at you so sad like why you want to put that on me

@@memekendall3197 Yep, some dogs are so chill they don't care what you do to them lol

I think it is recommended that a female dog that is older than 5 years shouldn't become pregnant due to various issues. An unspayed dog will go into heat every 6 to 12 months right up to when they die.

Agree 100% on the tree training I found in 61 years of being around dogs that affection training is the best way then they don't expect anything but affection and I have also tested the theory down through the years of a dog licking cuts and I agree it does help in healing I can't explain it I just know it works

Wow! Not to surprise even though I never heard of this. This has Never happened to my dog, but this is why you should be aware of what your dog/pets are doing. You never know what is happening until you look and watch what your dog is doing on a daily basis.

Wow i should have watched 1 more kinute before commenting 😂

I just put my 15yrs old Malshi to sleep bec she had liver cancer on 30thSept 2022...it was the most painful decision I had to make Imagine for the last 15 yrs..everyday without fail she is at th

I think this formula seems more likely having dogs that made it to 16

@@spencerdavis5257 thank you. I do also. Like I said, I saw this formula quite a few years ago.

Carolyn Dunkirk pretty kool Good enough I did a screen shot Ha Thanks for that insight Good Stuff 🤙🤙🤙

I've always believed that. both my dog & cat always puke after eating grass.

Nadin…I have a mixed (Shih Tzu, Pekingese, Daschund) dog named Dexter, also. He stinks terribly, even a day after a bath! I don’t know if this is allowed or not, but I broke down and bought some Dinovite. I sprinkled it on his food once a day and, literally, within a week his body odor was gone! I am not employed by the Dinovite company. I just wanted to tell you what helped my sweet Dexter.

@@hoochieboytoy497 he has medical care and is quite stable now. Thanks though

they use their tongue and they clean...so thsts why you should let them lick your face.

My 18 lab too,he kept walking into hydrants.Sadly he couldnt walk easily,I tried to buy a rear wheel attachment,I miss him,Best wishes,to you both🙏🐕‍🦺

I refuse to believe the dog year theory! 😭

Painfully true.

a better calculation is [log(human years) x 16] + 31. our dog is 7.5 human years (estimated since he's a rescue) and that works out to about 45 y/o in human age.

That is true, but something is making it hurt or itch... SO, frequent scooting should be checked by a Vet...

@@hanksimon1023 Yes, it should be checked indeed.🤔🧐👍🏾

I guess in most cases it’s because a dog wants to wipe his bottoms after pooping just like a human does. Imagine if you don’t have hands and a bidet and a care giver, what do you do? If the tests shows that a dog is healthy and he still scooting after pooping, maybe you should just clean your flooring more frequently.

@@xueli7998 No. Some animals, like horses and dogs do not have to wipe their bottoms after a normal poop, because of how their anatomy is built. When a dog is scooting, that may indicate a problem with their anal glands, which should be checked by a Vet.

@@xueli7998 Anal glands need to be expressed when they scoot. A good groomer will check & express glands before bathing.

Prove that.

@@mackychloe let the dog lick your face and see if you gets sick. I never heard anybody going to the hospital because they let their dog lick their face. 🤔 Where does you have more chance of getting hepatitis c at a restaurant from utensils that have been used over and over again. Hoping that the dishwasher did his job. 🤔🤪👀🤯

dogs are technically carnivorous leaning omnivores. meaning that they can eat grains and vegetables but would eat meat over grains if given the choice.

Thats amazing ! My Lab/Dalmatian lived to 17. 💙

You had a dog that almost lived to 19 ( indicating that is your oldest ever due to wording) . Then you say some lived to 27?!?? Some?!? You have had multiple dogs live to 27 but you first point out the one that almost lived to 19? This isn’t logical ……also you have had multiple dogs live to 27??!?!? That is world record breaking. I call BS!!!

@@MrBobbo18 I think they are saying “ some “ as in some other dogs/ NOT theirs. They are saying they had a dog live to 19, and it’s possible for a dog to live to 27. 🤷🏼‍♀️ That’s how I read it.

Our boy Chihuahua (Buddy) loves cooked carrots with his food. the last time we denied him carrots he wrote a very strongly worded letter to our local MP.

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