Exactly 👍

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hahaha yes!

No animal should be neutered Imagine doing it to yourself and feel it

@@suyog600 My husband will be neutered at his request in a few months. Like the pets shown, he will feel no pain during the procedure, only during recovery. If the doctor told me that a procedure would increase my life (1-3 years - dogs, 3-5 years cats), reduce my chances of cancer and other common, fatal illnesses and overall allow me to have a happier, healthier life, I'd sign right up. Our pets can't speak for themselves, but when we adopt, we promise to speak for them, to give them the longest, happiest life. Then there's the fact that spaying and neutering 100% prevents unwanted kittens and puppies. It's estimated that there are over 70 million stray cats and dogs in the USA. I won't describe the life pretty much all of these animals live. It doesn't take much imagination and it's absolutely heartbreaking. Each year it's estimated that 920,000 animals are euthanized in shelters. Many of these could have been prevented. There are even more reasons for spaying and neutering, if anyone is interested, the information is freely available. I've probably been on my soap box long enough. I can make no other choice but to spay and neuter my pets and advocate that others do the same. The cost is too high to do otherwise.

@@suyog600 ahhh such a male response

Kitten can be used as charger 😅

The beagle said "oh no you don't!" lmao

Thanks for sharing that great story.

Lol I loved your story...it warmed my heart ❤️❤️❤️ I hope you are doing better now!🙏

Lol

Bwahahahahahaha! Good Beagle

"USB firmware update." I love it.

I love them BOTH! And all the beautiful other vets. A stellar crowd!!

All vets have a heart of gold, it's pretty much an occupational hazard, even if you weren't mad about animals when you started training, you soon will be. Animals make people be the best versions of themselves, and vets are surrounded by the beauties all the time!

I think all of the Bondi vet's are awesome 🥰

Dr Scott is my favorite I wish he was here in America to help me with my baby. I love my Vet and staff they take good care of her. But I enjoy Bondi Vet I have learned a lot.

I’d do anything in a heartbeat… watching this show makes me wish I would have been a vet.

Did the same thing when my chow mix had puppies & I didn't know she was going to have puppies. Saved all 9 puppies

He always said he new he was going to be a vet. His dad is. He grew up with animals everyday of his life

@@lisasears4178 we

Not my friends beagles, they’re absolute terrors completely destroyed her house, one gets possessive of items and will turn aggressive at you, they fight each other, they’re constantly barking and jumping up the walls and furniture, when you meet them they jump up your legs to the point you’re bleeding it’s horrible

@@Wolf_S Oh…. that’s unfortunate. It’s as a puppy we train our dogs. Their behavior is reflective of what they are allowed to get away with.

Good lord Beagles are noisy dogs they bark all day and all night too

My parents must have done a good job training the beagle we had when I was a child in 1960s & 70s since he didn't do the destructive or disruptive things other comments here have mentioned. If our toy trains and toy soldiers were out on the floor he left them alone. He loved playing tug of war with rags and socks, was fun to pick him up hanging on to an old sock by his mouth. He had been runt of litter and never got full size. And like the rescue collie we had after him, whatever us boys were doing, he was in! When we lived in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, he occasionally got loos and would disappear for a couple days. Neighborhood people we didn't know knew him by name! Eventually we learned that on the street up the hill was a poor family with a young son in bad health and our beagle would often go there when he got out of our yard.

@@scottfw7169 Its great to hear your parents trained him as we did our beagles. At one point we had 5 that were in an enclosure in our back yard. Never had any complain about noise. They would do the characteristic “howl” if we were out in the woods with them. It was how we knew they had found something on their hunt. Most call it “their voice”. Each one has a unique pitch and duration. That little boy must have enjoyed his visitor. Beagles are very empathic and loving. Thank you for sharing.

Same….. *sigh*

I totally agree

Absolutely!!!

I’m with u but the advice for a lot of bigger dogs is to wait till 2 years of age before spaying or neutering them. They did say that the dog was two so I feel like that could be a reason but hopefully the dog was spayed afterwards

@@unicornqueen3657 My dog was spayed a little older (only slightly) and she’s 10 now and she is happy and she has me, my brother and my parents. She’s a Hungarian Vizsla.

That's ok...from what I've seen, beagles aren't very smart, either. I'm not sure I'd ever want one...

That seal eye surgery story was really interesting!

I know, I know. He's dreamy, right?

Absolutely underrated member of the Bondi Vet family!

I ❤️ watching VICTOR the rescuer TOO. Sorry 😞 can't remember his last name. He rescues animals from Buenos Ires to Vietnam and more. He NEEDS alot of DONATIONS! Whatever you can.

Thanks for sharing.

Your welcome I learned to stash all phone cords out of reach of him

If you don't spay, it's planned whether you intend it or not...

@@rosyclown it is if you want to be a murderer. SO much better (and easier on everybody) to prevent pregnancy in the first place...

@@cindyrissal3628 it's not murder if it's not viable outside the womb. It's a fetus not a true baby no matter how much you call it that.

@@alchemistcannon with people it would be considered bodily autonomy and no one should really decide for women (or anyone else with a uterus) whether they abort or not. With animals it would probably be way more complicated from a medical standpoint and seen as unethical from a moral standpoint. It would just be a better to prevent the pregnancies altogether.

They should have never been born beauty doesn't matter

Yeah I mean if owners don’t want them spayed then that’s on them but what I feel irresponsible is the lady’s son giving her the dog while he’s gone knowing neither dog is fixed

People get this idea that their dogs won’t mate because they are “family” lmao

Madeleine well they won’t if they (the actual animals) are part of the same litter but these dogs weren’t related so of course this happened

@@shoenan2294 dogs from the same litter will still mate. Dogs will even mate with their parent once they reach maturity

Madeleine very rare occurrence, but generally they wont

ya, her dog wasn't fixed either! what's up with people not de-sexing their pets? the mom and the son are both responsible.

My sister's ex boyfriend had a job in a 'kill shelter'! His job was to throw away garbage bags full of euthanized pups (50 at a time). He did this job for just 3 days and could no longer stomach it😥💞It literally broke his heart💔 But...people have this idea they don't want to take this away from their dogs. Needless to say, these same people constantly drop off the unwanted pups at these kind of shelters where they will euthanize the pups! To me...that attitude is heartless! People should be more responsible. As far as I am concerned...it's outright murder😥🐶💞 When I took my female in to be spayed...my Vet was a very famous doctor and a real strong advocate for spay and neuter. Her name was Dr. Regina Radtke. She might still be found on the internet. Anyway, she sold her home in San Diego and moved up to San Francisco to help with spay & neutering dogs in the Humane Society's Clinics where it was a very prominent problem and many people just did not have the money at a regular vet's office to take care of this. So she was pretty much doing this for people out of the kindness of her heart. In the San Francisco area back in the 1990s, the Humane Society Low Cost Clinics were overwhelmed! She dedicated herself to this for 2 solid years. She told me that if I was not breeding my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel...it would be a good idea to spay her. Then she also told me that thos would give my femsle puppy a chance to avoid Canine Breast Cancer at a later point in life. So I feel good about what I did...to keep my pup safe later in life and to avoid an unwanted pregnancy! Just a little something to think about♡♡♡

Different rooms during the heat do the trick as well

@@AnniCarlsson clearly most people are too stupid to do that

I bet it was the runt & that's why it didn't survive

@@shinyhunteralana2297 think so..

Hi. You have my maiden name! It's now Johnson still sounds like a ball player 🤔 only better.?

Good comment 👍. I have 2 cats that stopped eating dry food cuz it hurt their mouth. I don't know why cuz they won't let me look. I know they need to see a vet but like you said "it's too expensive"! I'm almost 70 and on fixed income. Vets should give senior discounts, maybe? It would be GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANKS 💋

This definitely wasn't a oops pregnancy there is no suck thing she became irresponsible as soon as she took in a dog knowing neither of them are fixed

IS POSSIBLE. I'VE DONE IT MANY TIMES!! OWNERS STILL KEEP IN TOUCH!

AND 😸 KITTENS!

Sorry..I used my translation and now I know what it is. You did a marvelous job ladies