Tôi chỉ muốn thấy Yoyo khỏe mạnh và hạnh phúc. Nếu tôi không xem video mỗi ngày thì tôi thực sự không thể. Tôi nghĩ đó là con trai tôi và nó sống với tôi. Tbilisi. lia

Good morning from Canada, could you explain what happened to Yiyi's tail? It has been reported that you had the tail cut off, is that true? All the best.

@@stephaniemaier699 👋I saw the very beginning video when YoYo’s grandpa adopted YiYi and she already has no tail 😢 not YoYo Jr.’s family did it.

@@stephaniemaier699No, he is a stub tail macaque. Yiyi is too.

Pleased yoyo is getting better he's a very loved and special monkey thank you dad for looking after him love to all your family x❤️

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Experimental studies concerning the analysis of locomotor behavior in spinal cord injury , The purpose of this study was to quantitatively evaluate the degree of functional recovery in reflex components and bipedal locomotor behavior of bonnet macaques (Macaca radiata) after spinal contusive injury. (Science-gov) Walking upright causes spinal injuries. Isn't dad wonderful. If that isn't bad enough-Unfortunately, once the monkey reaches sexual maturity, if not before, the appeal of this precocious and explosive "pet" is usually long gone. The lucky ones end up in sanctuaries to live out their lives, but sadly most do not. Zoos usually will not take in former "pet" monkeys because they are too "humanized" and do not act like monkeys. Most end up being bounced around all of their lives, sold and resold. This once precious "pet" may well end up as a breeder or in a research laboratory. Former "pet" monkeys are found in the most appalling situations!

Yoyo you will feel better soon. Dad will take good care of you. you will be running and climbing before you know it. Love you good boy

@@LaurieLT88exactly, Yoyo´s spine and hip will suffer in long term, because he was tought to be bipedal. He might have been castrated, at least his vocal cords have been cut out. Either this owner gives Yoyo tranquilesers or he has been castrated.

@@Jablaka69 I wondered if he was neutered.

You do understand that dad will have to keep him caged almost all the time when he reaches puberty right? Or he will have to get rid of him. (and get a new one) Problems arise when the human attempts to insist the monkey remain an infant. The primate rebels, just as human teenagers do, resulting in aggressive encoded behaviors by the primate. Biting and scratching by the primate often occurs, unlike a human teenager who is able to express themselves with defensive words more often than physical attacks. Some primates are condemned to living the rest of their lives alone in a cage with little or no personal contact with other living beings. Others are "sent away" because of their "bad" behaviors. Some primates may even be euthanized by the owner. Some primates are required to be euthanized by public officials because the primate bit someone. These creatures are penalized and lose their lives for acting in a normal manner according to their species. This is tragic. (Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary)

​@@LaurieLT88comment too long but mean nothing???

@@eastside3895 So experts knowledge means nothing?

LOL your actually believe this??? Hilarious. Most vets are not primate specialist. There are studies that state the fact that forcing them to walk upright does permanent damage to their spine, hips and causes constant pain. Aren't this pet owners so wonderful? No. Keeping them as pets also damage them mentally. Being kept by humans is not only psychologically damaging, but also does not allow for the baby's physiology to develop properly--possibly resulting in atrophied muscles and bone disease. And all the calcium will not help. Unfortunately, once the monkey reaches sexual maturity, if not before, the appeal of this precocious and explosive "pet" is usually long gone. The lucky ones end up in sanctuaries to live out their lives, but sadly most do not. Zoos usually will not take in former "pet" monkeys because they are too "humanized" and do not act like monkeys. Most end up being bounced around all of their lives, sold and resold. This once precious "pet" may well end up as a breeder or in a research laboratory. Former "pet" monkeys are found in the most appalling situations! (Jungle Friends Primate Sanctuary)

​@@LaurieLT88absolutly rigth and correctly. Poor Monkey .

Привет, Колумбия!! А мы смотрим из Казахстана!!❤😊

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please don't let yoyo carry heavy objects or things next time.

Amazing!💖

Привет, Канада!! Йошик нас объединяет. Мы в Казахстане!❤😊

Yoyo love you baby❤❤❤

I hope YoYo will recover very soon! Sending hugs and love to our little friend! 💖💖💖

i didn't hear fracture on xray, they discussed a sprain?

Привет, Мексика!!! А мы смотрим из Казахстана!❤😊