Me tooo

Congratulations on your new career

Same here

lol I thought that said vegetarian

@@squareme same tho

God bless u, I almost cried reading this

He visited you for sure ❤️❤️

AWE HONEY U WILL SEE UR FUR BABY IN HEAVEN WITH ALL OF ABBA FATHERS. HEART ❤💙❤ OF GODS BABIES

damn bro i feel you as my golden retriever of 8 years had to be put to sleep on friday due to organ failure and i am so heartbroken😢

@@mrgrumpy7264 Yeah. It always hurts. I'm sorry to hear about your golden.

I have a friend who's attending vet school and studying to become a licensed dog trainer and breeder. anyone who truly loves the animals and not just the money they can make with puppies will be like that, they are aware that they are creating new lives and go to great lenghts to create healthy and happy puppies who will enjoy a long life with people who will love them in an appropriate manner.

I was going to say the same thing @ZokoravonYensloh Breeders always have an excuse why they are breeding their dog/s If they Really wanted to help Dogs then they should be helping the ones that are in shelters or/and kill shelters. You will find All Kinds of FULL BREED Dogs in shelters!! Breeding to SAVE a Breed from dying out I agree with 100% Any other Breeder they are like slave masters. Getting their dogs pregnant sell them get her pregnant Again and so on and so on!!! All for the MONEY!!!

@@ladyb9108 I hope that all of the puppies have potential buyers/ owners.. I was actually wishing that people were adopting dogs from a dog shelter/ dog rescue.

agreed. Education on responsible breeding and maintaining STANDARDS is sooo important to the overall safety of the animals. Programs like Blue Ribbon Kennel are awesome for helping maintain proper standards for licensed breeding facilities. Missouri’a Operation Bark Alert is a wonderful tool for giving consumers a chance to report licensed and unlicensed breeders to be investigated if somethings fishy. When I graduate vet school I want to advocate here in the U.S. to expand Bark Alert to other states!

I agree she did everything right! The only thing I would want would be the Betty & Hector to be show quality, but only because in such a rare breed superior genetics are a must.

oddly enough, despite several operations in the first year I had him, 'El Grippa' *loves* going to the vet.

My dog was never keen on the vet and once she ate a sock and had this rubber toy and could not pass anything. I think her stomach hurt so bad that after we took her to the vet for surgery. she realized that they helped her… and every time after that she was so excited to go there it was the cutest!!!!🥺🖤

@@em_nm3 That's great!!

My dog had breathing problems and they thought possibly a collapsed trachea n told us there wasn't anything they could do but we brought him back to the vet when his breathing got worse. he got so excited to see the vet that he started hyperventilating and couldn't calm down. They had to put my boy down right then and there. Fucked up part was I had left my boy to go to rehab cuz I needed help so I found out after the fact. I'm quite sad I didn't get to say goodbye but at the same time I don't think I would've been okay watching that happen. My ex called me right away to tell me what had happened and I just completely shut down. That boy saved me so many times. He was such a great buddy. I was his favorite so I felt pretty damn guilty.

My parents had a male boxer (before I was even a twinkle in their eyes) who loved his veterinarian so much he would travel about 3 miles to visit him!!

kaoru pfp real asf

A breeder like her is basically breeding to share the joy and love of her own pet, the type I would happily donate to

I couldn't agree more.

i was dieing when she came out tho and was licking everyone and even turned around to lick the cameraman bless her 🥺 my heart was so heavy seeing her howl waking from the anaesthetic

“A few days later” is the quote from what they said on the show. The dog most likely chewed the end off her little tail herself. Don’t judge what you don’t know.

@@annmaines4964 it was at the park again...

I think the original person was referring to the dog who had the hairs removed from her eyes, not the tail amputated. Such a sad sound for sure but so glad pup is back to her usual self after surgery.

Angie's Fam and 4 Dogz l have one here in Houston. He's super. He's definitely loved by his patients 🐱❤🌟🐶💖🐱🌟❤💖

So true!

sorry but Scott is my vet and you right he is wonderful but hopefully here to stay. if he was to move I would not be the only one to be devastated cat would be as Well!

sorry but Scott is my vet and you right he is wonderful but hopefully here to stay. if he was to move I would not be the only one to be devastated cat would be as Well!

There are a lot of great vets in the US. It's just that they aren't as good looking and charismatic as Scott.

I felt bad for her until I saw the second injury in less than a week. Who lets an injured puppy loose in the park with other dogs? Seems like her main investment is crying when something goes wrong.

@@infracta300 I agree if she felt so bad she should have taken better care

Who lets there dog play while already injured my dog was injured and I didn’t let him play for a month 😭😭

So devastated at accidentally managing to injure the puppy's tail and worried about amputation and yet lets the injured dog play in the park with other dogs within the same week and damage the tail, yet again. I feel for the little dog for the owner appears to have no common sense and ended up with part of the puppy's tail amputated and from stepping on the puppy's tail to letting a recovering puppy play in the park, it was all the fault of the owner. Then the poor little terrier who was exhausted after having 4 puppies was struggling so with puppy 5 and the options were given and she did not want the dog to have the injection, bet she would have had it, and so was walking an exhausted dog up and down the stairs and putting puppy 5 at serious risk and after all of that the injection was given anyway and the speed of delivery could have happened so much earlier, then it appears the puppy is not going to make it and that would have been the owners fault for not agreeing to the injection.. Its all well and good these that do not believe in injections but I bet had she been exhausted and in pain giving birth she would have had the injection, the injections are safe and speed up delivery and cause less distress on the dog, who had to go through all that extra pain and fear before the injection was given. Some people do not have enough common sense to have pets

@@riastuart6209 I was thinking the exact same thing, Didn't want to give her dog an injection to speed up the delivery of last Pup , but instead walk sn exhausted dog up and down the stairs 🙈 I'm gonna have a wild guess that this Woman has not experienced giving Birth ..

I don’t think dogs feel much, if any, pain during birth usually.

Humans experience so much pain because of how large our heads are, and how narrow our hips are. These are things that have been evolving because they help us survive, but it makes birth much more painful. Dogs don't have this problem so their birth is much less painful and traumatic.

There are enough abandoned dogs behind bars in shelters. Why do people want specific breeds ? Gets me very angry.

@@joellefelix1926 In some cases they may be working dogs. My father hunts, and we wouldn't get a dog that can't do it's job. Same way people with sheep wants a good herding dog. One way of insuring that is through breeding. Granted, the specific breed my father chose is bred specifically to eliminte unhealthy traits like bad hips/joints, and they're given all the vaccinations etc. There is a difference between ethical and unethical dog breeding, and I am very much against unethical breeding.

​@Joelle Felix Some people need certain dogs or want certain qualities out of them. Just because you don't have a preference doesn't mean other people don't. For example, German shepherds are great police dogs since they listen very well to commands and are nice and strong, while beagles are good for sniffing out drugs because of their enhanced sense of smell. Pomeranians are good for people who want a nice small dog with pretty hair and huskies are good for people who live in cold climates. Some breeds also come with health risks that shorten their lifespan, which is undesirable. Some people have the ability to choose just any dog, but others do not.

I was on the breek of tears and when the little puppy took its little breath, I felt my tears rolling down

@@lesslie7991 Great name for that puppy---Miracle. (Jan Griffiths).

Heck, I was yelling "PUSH!"

It is scary when they're smaller dogs. For a medium or large breed dog, you can actually reach in and grab a baby in trouble....

i think a handful of zooming is done post-production, however i still have massive amounts of respect for the cameramen on this show! always staying out of the way or immediately leaving if they are, helping communicate to the vets, even the producer popping in to help revive puppies in another episode. thank you bondi vet crew, cuz without y'all we wouldn't even know our favorite people!

I caught myself smiling like a fool when the last puppy took a gasp. How wonderful.

felt myself almost tearing up too at when the last puppy took her first breath! first time it happened with any of these videos!

@@Moon-be6ob what if she wants the tail “Amputated”. But isn’t it illegal in Europe for tail docking? So want if she’s hoping for it to happen.

@@FukaiKokoro they aren't in Europe though

@@Its.Just.Jordyn UK, WHATEVER,

I was thinking the same thing.

@@FukaiKokoro they might be in australia.

I actually think she slammed the door on it and they were trying to save face for her by saying it was another dog that did it. Since she caused the first problem, sure she wouldn’t be shown on tv if she had to admit it was her again.

@@karissakline6765 I was thinking something else other than “rough dog play” happened.. what type of play besides a literally attack would cause the tail to come off just on top like that

@@morganmonroee exactly! She totally did something accidentally again, what a doofus.

I'm so upset with that woman. WHY would you take the puppy to the dog park when her tail is healing??

@@rlight7666 well we won’t know for sure. Maybe accidental irresponsibility. But not all dog owners are professional dog trainers and always know by heart what’s the right thing to do. I can imagine that the importance of puppies getting both a lot of outside play time and chances to socialize might have pushed her towards that decision. Plus I agree that that injury looks rather peculiar for normal “rough” playing, so something more serious must probably have happened. But our first dog for example used to whip her own tail bloody all the time because she kept smashing the tip against walls, doors etc. while wagging. She didn’t seem to feel any of it but it always looked really brutal and of course wasn’t healthy, and we were quite desperate to find a way to protect her tail somehow. Our second dog never once had that issue. Some really weird things can happen sometimes.

IKR

It gets infected quite quick if its a degloving injury, my friend lost his finger to a degloving, and it was infected within a few hours

I wish he was my kittens vet also. Scott or his twin Chris in Australia.

I loved when Dr. Scot imitated a pregnant woman to the owner of a pet in the office for treatment. I think they were talking about a dog who needed extra handling from nerves. Dr. Scot backed into a straight chair and dropped. He did it so beautifully even to the last big sigh! He was saying his beloved wife Zoe, did that near the end of her pregnancy and was now and he learned as quickly as lkssible. and he certainly did a quick study. Dr. Scot attends everything he can on a patient and as I said he can switch right to the owner and work with them to help rehab their pet, or to retrain them. He's a very gifted vet, he has a great support staff and especially Nurse Emma and Nurse Nathan. The ladies on the front desk are an asset as they send an animal and help start the process for which the pet care to that petshop. 's got a dramatic flair. Loved how he treats the total animal and also he's so sensitive to the family members. I've noticed in the last few days especially, that when Scott has to handle a heartbreaking situation, such as dog will be on short term.

My sister's cat ended up with a degloved tail after being hit by a car. She had to have it docked so high up that she actually had an indentation in her rump. She lived to a surly old age in spite of also having kidney trouble in her later years.

It was owner's fault. I was thinking the same thing.

i'd have guessed at most a day after second injury? 'cause at first it probably didn't look like the rough-play with the other dog did any lasting damage, and then it went to that state. lady certainly regretted that it happened, but i can understand hoping for a bit that it won't progress to a worse state and incur sizeable vet bills, and she definitely brought bella in before it could have infection spread beyond the injury site. Some people forget that a dog's mouth is rife with some seriously nasty bacteria also.

Truth Teller At most a day, probably half a day. With long-haired breeds it can be difficult to assess the damage until the bleeding stops/slows down, and many injuries bleeds a hell of a lot more at the time of injury, making the injury seem more urgent than it really is. Also, as mentioned, it was a "degloving" from another dog bite. It would most likely have been infected from the get-go, unlike a similar injury from for example getting stuck in a door and ripping it open. Degloving (or basically any bite-related injuries) should be treated as infected anyway, so even if it wasn't visually infected, any vet would say it is if it is from a bite, and treat it as such.

It is also possible that the bandage was replaced too tightly by the owner at home, causing tissue death at the tip before the 2nd injury even took place. Just a thought.

A degloving injury is always an emergency, when the actual bone is sticking out there's no question. If it was a person's finger they would never have expected it to heal by itself. Bella is lucky to have such a good vet to counter her incredibly careless owner.

@@Faesharlyn ~ We all came here to Learn. No one is 'perfect'. We impair our own progress when we jump to judge others without even knowing the true circumstances of the situation. Let's try more kindness 💜🌍

I don't even believe the story about the tail and the dog park. I have a feeling she was hoping the vet would dock it.

@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim it happens I ran over my dog's tail hairs a few times in my wheelchair I took it worse than he did you do not dock the tail of that breed dummy and you can see she loves that dog it happens dogs get injured it was not her fault

@@aprilgosa5779 Oh dear. You're picking a fight with the wrong person here. Still, I'll explain. The dog is a Cocker spaniel. Part of the Gundog group. All spaniels in the gundog group are traditionally docked. Even though docking has been banned in the UK for cosmetic reasons, many people still like the look of a docked dog and so, people who breed, will tell the vet that they are to be sold as working dogs in order to get around the law. So who's the dummy now? I've spent more than 40 years breeding, exhibiting, and grooming dogs, then became a trainer, had my own rescue centre and advice line. I bet you wish you'd done some research before insulting me now eh? As for 'loving' the dog. I never said she didn't love it. However, for a start, if you trip over a dog, you don't manage to dislocate the tail. Then to have another tail injury within a week? Too many coincidences. In 49 years, I have owned a *lot* of dogs. Never had less than 6, currently have 12, and never *once* have any of them had 2 very serious tail injuries in a week. Not even any of the long dogs I have owned, which are *notorious* for splitting their tails.

I don't see how a trip can damage her tail. And 2 injuries in such a short time? She trod on it or shut it in a door. People forget how fragile puppies & kittens are.

@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim @Sarah Holland I couldn’t care less how long you’ve been fiddle-farting around with gun dogs. Do you really think if there was a shadow of a doubt about Abi and/or how Bella was injured either time that they would be featured on this program? You think Scott would agree to “play along” if he thought the dog had been purposefully hurt so he would have no choice but to dock the tail? He’d risk his reputation & career to do that? You think Abi is some accomplished actress - turning on the tears 😭 as part of her nefarious plan? Take your conspiracy theories elsewhere & stop inserting them where there’s not ONE SHRED of evidence for such. My god, the egotism & arrogance of your ilk make me want to puke.

Ikr, "playing rough" to cause that injury... wouldn't surprise me if the owner put the tail in a car door...

THANK U JESUS FOR ALL LIVE PUPPIES GLORY TO U GOD

Yea like how did she manage to hurt the tail that bad 2 times in a week something was suspicious about that

@@freddy9585 the first time was something that she couldn't have seen coming but she could have prevented the 2nd even worse injury by just not bringing the puppy to a dog park or around other dogs

@@goreandhoodies3626 if that’s what really happened to it.... you never know nowadays.

@@Asp47999 guilty until proven innocent? Y'all are too invested in things that aren't even effecting your immediate life. ASSumptions.

She is so annoying. Kinda want to take the puppy to a better home than with that irresponsible owner

You were not alone, hun! :x

Can walk?

I bet they're tiny. That's a huge litter for any dog, let alone a Jack Russell. I hope they're doing well, and getting enough milk. (Jan Griffiths).

Nice! I hope all are doing well!

Is it her first litter

Well, I agree that all *dog babies are adorable. 🐾

You are aware that vets and human surgeons have the same skillset, just for different type of biology, right? A vet is just as good as a doctor. Dont sell them short.

@@maximillian1109 I wouldn't go to a vet for stitches any more that I would take my dog to a human surgeon for the same. It's called specialization.

Right! Was so frustrated when I seen the pup back and it's injury. Someone the owners age should know better.

She tripped over the dog shes probably paying more attention so she doesn't step on the dog again who cares if she takes her to the park what does that have to do with her tripping on the dog ?

@@Jade-zt9td Tripping over a dog that size is not uncommon. It is the most common injury to a dog or cat in the real world and no matter how much you 'are aware', there is always that one instance of distraction where the dog goes one way and you think it is going to go another and TRIP! I've done this to my family dog's hundreds of time over the years because our dogs (all of them, even the deceased ones) loved to get under your feet and try to trip you.

Like i said who cares

Umm guys!?!? Do you know anything about dogs? Cocker spaniels are very energetic dogs!! She probably didn't realise that it would be a bad idea cocker spaniels need exercise. Just a garden won't do the trick!! Gosh people these days!!

I don't ordinarily support breeders, but sealyham terriers are some of the best dogs in existence. Clownish, wanting to make you smile, and the biggest, most loving hearts.

how are they half responsible?

@@lawrencia2829 they mean breeding for a good reason not money I think it was a compliment the woman is breeding to preserve the breed which is great also she did her homework on how to breed the two puppies and to make sure they were compatable so that there would be no health issues they were born with

Give credit where credit is due. Not all breeding is bad. She did everything right.

@@jessijaneway5093 true

My youngest dog (rott shepherd mix) is very licky too, he even licks car bumpers when we walk past parked cars... talk about embarrassing

Haha mine is a yorkie mix and he picks a lot to

Our lab is as well...people, clothes, other dogs, all surfaces she can reach with the tongue. My Nan calls it the giraffe tongue..

@@MsNoPixel not as embarrassing as my giant white German Shepard that LOVED to sniff STRANGERS CROTCHES! 😂 Guys would CRAP THEMSELVES! She would get RIGHT in there! 😳😳😳 LoL 😂

@@dannytonnessen6896 To find things about them. I knew of male dogs that done that. No females. Is as sweat helps them learn. As it goes with anything that can smell. As some dogs and cats can pick up on health problems,conditions in people. As dieabeties type 1 & 2. As cancer.

WHY IS SHE BACK AND THE OWNERS FAULT HOW AWFUL FOR THE DOG TERRIBLE OWNERS THEY R IGNORANT PEOPLE THAT IS FOR SURE

Some dogs are just soo accident prone and it's just a matter a time till they have an accident no matter how careful you are with them. As they grown older they learn be to more careful. I felt so bad when my chihuahua puppy ran out in front of my bicycle and i ran over her!!! She was screaming and I thought I really injured her... but she was just sore for a day or 2. After that she had learnt never to run under the bike again!

the number of times I have been tripped by one of my pets is impressive. the cats have nearly made me fall down the stairs headfirst. the current record for being underfoot going to my Shi-Tzu who likes to be glued to my hip a lot of times. and will smack right into me when it's feeding time.

You'd feel guilty if you caused injury to them, though.

You should ALWAYS feel guilty hurting your pet..if you felt nothing I’d br concerned. Guilt is healthy..but working through the guilt and moving on is even better.

the dog had an injured tail, sooooo what she did was to allow her dog to play rough with other dogs.. which resulted in a degloving of her pups tail. I'd say she should feel guilty for being an idiot in all honesty. If I was Scott I'd have told properly told her off.