I laughed out loud.

"I can't believe I ate the whole thing!"

Dr Lisa was tempting fate there showing Hero that rock so close to his face.

He was thinking it stinks a lil bit 😭

Yeah, that was certainly not the first time he has been told off for eating rocks haha.

That's what I kept thinking, no biting or snapping, such a good boy. Labradors are a very friendly breed too.

AGREED

Yeah, poor thing

aww poor thing :(

Cuz he with Asians 😂

I was told "Treat your puppy or dog like a two or three year old child". It works, dogs cannot verbalise human words but they have an intrinsic understanding of the difference between praise and admonishment from their pack leader. i once had the privilege to know two sheltie puppies from birth, they were so small that one could sit on my outstretched palm! When we played and they bit me with their razor sharp teeth I emitted a high pitched squeal just like their littermate. When they were nine weeks old I started to teach them basic obedience, importantly a loud *"NO!"*; when they were about to do or eat something unacceptable. Most amazing was that I was able to teach them their names, e.g. "Mov 'stay, Hash come or visa versa. With a slck lead or without a lead they were both excellent at 'walking-to-heel', wrapping their heads around my calf. Unfortunately I never managed to overcome their fear / anger at cats!

My daughter has a knack for animals

@@TheAlanSaunders it would wise for Hero's owners to go with him to obedience training. Even young puppies can learn.

@@judithburke1539 ALL DOGS CAN LEARN. IT JUST TAKES TIME AND PATIENCE AND THE NOWHOW ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE DOING. I had never trained a dog before, and I trained my sister's dog solely by reading a book about dog training. I don't remember, but I probably read more than one book !!!! This was in the 1970s and I am now 63 years old. THAT'S why I don't remember !!!! I don't know if it was because Casey (my sister's dog's name) was a VERY smart dog and she was VERY easygoing that she was soooo receptive to her training, but she learned VERY quickly !!!!! She never forgot what to do either. ALL of my pets were easy to train . I had Casey,my hamsters,and my gerbils that I trained and they ALL did well !!!!!! In fact, my friend asked me why all of my pets acted like people !!!!

Reminds me of my mum when she caught me eating all the ice cream as a kid.

Oof

Uh

I remember the follow up and he did fantastically.

Thanks 4 the Update

Our pleasure!❤️

Me too

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Me too!

I love your Videos

I absolutely agree 100%

I agree. They censor stuff that has potential to be educational but I scroll on KZfaq shorts and I see an animals (most likely a goat but a little hard to tell) head being cut off. True story aswell.

I agree 100000%

I have a bad phobia of needles so them censoring those helps me but if it takes away from the video for y’all I wish they wouldn’t censor it and I just wouldn’t watch it

People have trauma and phobias, so in my opinion they should have the option of a censored and non censored video

I think he realized he was finally in someone else’s hands, that it was up to someone else what happened to him 🫢 His tenacity to continue on so far is incredible!

They get really floppy really fast in some cases, but I've seen some cases that I would've dismissed as having no chance recover in no time!

Yeah in my experience many a critter just goes like that to either get better or 'sleep'.

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It called nature 😂😂 this is how the wild works, and how it SHOULD work

I hear you, it feels like rocks sometimes! Bless, hope you are doing well.

When I was in the hospital for something else , I was very constipated and the doctor ordered the nurses to give me Miralax once or twice a day for seven days and it didn't do anything for me at all !!!! THEN , he ordered for me 2 HUGE soap enemas and FINALLY I went to the bathroom after the first one !!!!! They used the second one for good measure and BOY DID I GO #2 !!!!!!!!! They cleaned me out REALLY WELL !!!!! I take pain medication EVERY DAY without fail , and that makes me so constipated that it is VERY painful and sometimes I almost cry because of it . My abdomen gets so distended that it's incredible !!!! I hope that you have a GREAT week !!!!!

@@laurieschapro6036 *Yikes!* Yeah. Sounds bad. Had to get an enema, too. It did *not* feel good going in.

@@jodiejohnson2408 Thanks. I get constipation pretty easily, but this was the first time it was so bad I ended up *hospitalized.* Seriously hope that never happens again.

@@laurieschapro6036I was in the hospital for that issue for a week because I was so backed up I could’ve died

Oh no the animals thought Brutus WAS the feeding time, they simply expected the celebrations to go a step further 😭

"Payback!"

Cape Town?

@@lilyabrahamse734 Riverland

i’ve been working at one for 3 years and it’s always the labradors that throw up and poop the weirdest things…a pair of women’s underwear was the strangest find

@@hallezebrowski and sooner or later end up on the colonoscopy table because of it.

​@@hallezebrowskiour labrador was crazy about plastic bags and styrofoam boxes. It was terrifying! The worst she ever did was a tin of model paint. Thankfully never needed surgery, but she was under constant supervision after the paint incident.

Some of the funniest people I've known have been in the medical field. They see so much horrible stuff that without a strong sense of humor, they wouldn't get through it.

I sure hope he doesn’t live there forever. Very small and alone! Not cool. Water looks disgusting. 🤮

​@@karensheaffer1033that's how all water looks when you have gators, it's literally their natural habitat and exactly what they should be living in. It's very clear you know nothing.

Brutus is the face of no regrets

Me when my friends say my name while they are talking

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😂😂😂 omg

Yeah and also they're animals who needs treatment always just like dogs and cats. I love birds they're my favorite animal

There are people like this in the US. My mom's vet even did everything they can to treat a tiny kitten born to a stray and attacked by an unknown animal. He had horrible injuries, but the vet did so much to help him. Nobody thought he would survive, but they did wonders for him, including pain meds for his horrible injuries, and now he's over a year old and so incredibly healthy! He's gorgeous and a bit bossy... And he would have been dead without them.

Dr Scott doesn't work for Bondi, he doesn't even live or work in Australia.

I'm sure there are.

I have to keep such a keen eye on mine, he will eat literally anything.

are they though?? That first one looked like an albino rat

Bichon are so happy and eager to please all the time, like golden retrievers, but less smart 😂. I had one growing up and I really miss him

@@emilyjacob1051 I had a bichon and he was the sweetest dog. A lap dog too. Had absolutely no issues at all.

@@katjoy9921 they really are such sweet hearts, amazing family dogs. So affectionate and gentle

@@emilyjacob1051

What..

I know, same :( I hope he's okay!

Apparently he went to a corrections facility where they rehabilitate I'll animals and he recovered 🙂

@@KimberSly I can't recall what episode it was in, but they did do an update on him later!! If I remember correctly he was rehabilitated by an inmate and made a full recovery! Can't remember whether he was rereleased to the wild or if he had to remain in captivity but either way he's doing well now.

Me too, I wasn't too sure at first but Tim is awesome and he's hand reared and raised so many helpless animals that would have died without it.

He went to a correctional institute’s wild life rehab where a female inmate gave him physio etc - he recovered.

@@didntlistendad That’s so great to hear! Sounds like an amazing program too!

@@ivyrose779 yes- a great way to address the woundedness that too often leads to the clink. Without directly addressing it- which too often just stirs defensiveness. Ask any teacher- work with a difficult child without looking at them. Chat. But let them lead. Out it all comes and then they can be supported. Some schools are very good at that, with amazing results.

Are you leaving food down?. I always free feed my dogs,,, all my life… I leave dry kibble down always,,,, feed canned in the mornings but they always had kibble left out for them…

@@beverlybalius9303 hunger is not the issue in these cases. No animal would start eating rocks because they are hungry. Often its an accident, like a human infant swallowing small things, while exploring the world. But it can also be a serious psychological disorder.

Hubs had a dog that ate 30 or so golf balls….fore!

I'm so very sorry to hear about your precious doggo 😕 I hope you are managing ok. ❤️

Did they ask about CareCredit or Scratchpay at all?

@TELEGRAM ME @BondiVet who are you??

I think i saw them use something like that before. Maybe they learned from moving Brutus!

yep!

So, what does it mean? Maybe a mark from a particular swan reservation?

Most black swans have it.