Poor Athena to have something as a pup so debilitating that it affects her walking is so sad. Glad you were able to help her and hope she gained a relief from your treatment. You are so caring Dr Doug.
Athena is such a sweet baby! Hope her leg heals. I, too, do not like the alterations for "cosmetic " reasons. I had 2 Australian Sheps who luckily still had their tails. I do understand, however, in their case, how messy the area can become. Miss them both terribly.
What a sweet baby. I love the American bully breed. My daughter has 2. They are so very recognized by their bark. Athena you are a beautiful dog and I hope you get better soon baby girl. Thanks for all you do Dr Doug ❤
A chiropractor cannot assist with a torn something, but I'd glad you were able to give little pup's momma a second opinion, which matched the vets, as I understand it? I get her hesitation - surgery on our pets can be so very expensive and sometimes we're just not in a position to be able to pay for it. I hope the temporary brace helps! Thank you, Doc, for doing what you can - little pup is an adorable little bundle 😊
oh my gosh! What a cutie! I want to hug the baby! Athena I'm sending you love and prayers baby. I too have a lot of knee/leg issues. but the tape peels off my skin when it falls off. Hope you feel better soon!
As a refugee from New York, Dr. Doug makes me feel very homesick. He's just such a class New Yorker. ❤ Athena is WAY TOO YOUNG to be suffering like this. So glad her guardian found you!!!
Dr Willen’s talented hands are like an X-RAY machine, he knew for sure that it was Athena’s right ACL torn. I know it might be expensive but I hope Carmen would decide to do the surgery cause that pain isn’t fun at all. The tape gave her a little support 👍and in the end she was barking at the cameraman/camerawoman. I hope she’ll feel better soon and will come back with an update. Let’s give Dr Doug a round of applause 👏, I know from the experience he’s that amazing and talented, let’s not forget how nice and kind he’s as well. Have a nice 👍 week doc
Hi Doctor Doug, greetings from Oz. I am frequently amazed by the conditions of the animals in your videos. As a 64 yr old almost crippled over the past 3 years i have finally found someone who has identifed the cause of an issue that had left me in pain when standing. A simple orthotic to support my foot arch has me walking again pain free, but the fact that the animals you treat who must also be in pain seem to amazingly continue to move about leaves me in awe. Thanks for all you do.
Athena is a such pretty dog. I'm glad you gave her owner a different diagnosis other than that invasive surgery. But she may still need surgery on a torn ACL. I have personal experience with that unfortunately and still have pain years after my surgery. I hope you and your family are ok and keeping dry over there in NYC Doc.
Athena barking at us… she’s adorable. I hope her knee heals soon. It’s going to be a challenge to not run so much yet not gain weight if she’s not running. Oh boy momma! Lots of swimming maybe?
The advantages of being good at palpating, even compared to what can be seen on scans / x ray. We haven’t seen taping in videos since the early days, I didn’t know it was a thing for animals. I hope you can heal Athena❤ At the end how she calmed down when the camera person seemed to squat rather than standing
Hi Doc- I really love watching you work with injured (and older)pets ! Lovely name for such a gorgeous strong dog ! Athena is not even a year old, so surgery might help for her lifetime… but one is reluctant to put them through this. Tears unfortunately need to be fixed… lovely work and such good advice for Athena- well done, Doc! ❤
My toy poodle had the head of her femur removed after falling on her hip and dislocating it. She recovered very fast and was happy for the rest of her life.
This one was different! You’ll have to let us know what his outcome is! ❤. I really enjoy these videos, and your explanations when you find something. Take care! 😊
@2:48 WTH??!! I'm SO glad this dogs' mom did not take the surgeons advice and remove the femur bulb!! Smh I mean, I'm no Dr but??!! If u remove the part that holds the bone in place, guess whatch'ya get?!! A loose bone floating around inside!! Not just that but look at the x-ray!! Where does the x-ray show the joint is bad?!! Again, I'm no Dr and I've not taken any special courses in x-ray but idt it takes a rocket scientist to see-- the joint looks normal! Stevie Wonder could see this!! Smh This lil dog woulda had such huge issues after a sx like that. I'm glad the mom landed in ur ! I'm goin back to watchin' how u fix this!! ??why is she breathing like this? I understand why she would pant, but I'm referring to the labored breathing. I think I've heard this mostly in the dogs w short snouts or severely overweight dogs. This girl doesn't have those things. Stress makes a dog pant but this sounds different than just a pant. I am hearing things?? Lol she's got labored breathing doesn't she?? Anybody else hearing this?? She's pretty cute!!😁♥️
I don't like surgery but I have had 3 dogs get TPLO surgeries and it is a very good surgery imho. It was designed by a bird dog guy who was also an Engineer and used bridge building principles to repair dog knees.
Awww, stinks to see her with the knee issue at such a young age. Hopefully she gets her ACL repaired if that is the diagnosis. Quick question, any chance she has a luxating patellar? Seems like it might be common in the breed.
Hey Dr. Doug, do you have any idea why her fur is " missing" on little spots all over her body? That seems so strange, like that was something someone did? Maybe a medical treatment? Hopefully not anything malicious?😢 I'm so sorry for the little girl, only eight months old, she still has her whole life ahead of her. I'm happy you are popping up more often on my feed, can't understand why you were gone for a while?
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Yeah, she’s toe-tapping. I blew out my ACL twice and each time had it repaired. Also has a dog that blee out her ACL. She had surgery where the vet used a wire to replace it. A fee weeks post-op she got out and ran and snapped the wire. Had surgery to remove it. Then weeks later they did cut the tibial head off, twisted it , and set it. She lived many years aftet that.
I wish I had known about pet chiropractic 20 years ago. Perhaps I could have saved my beloved Aussie Cattle Herder from pain and painful surgery to her femurs. I would have driven her hundreds of miles to have avoided that. I finally found a vet who said she did chiropractic, but our Mitilda was quite old by then, 14, and I don’t really think it did her much good. She was probably way too arthritic by then. I still miss that feisty dog. She chased would-be burglars away from our house, twice, 5 years apart. We rescued her, starving, in a park, and she repaid us with loyalty, bravery ( except in thunderstorms) and herded us as necessary, which was typically when we were rushing to get out of the house on time for work and school 😂.
Very beautiful baby. Hope she get some relief with the tape and mom does whats best for her. Love how she was protecting you from that mean camera. Lol plus she was telling you Doc that you should never talk about a womans weight. 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Be great to do a compilation of follow ups on some of these pets and animals, if possible. I'm not a big fan of vets, who so readily, can be dismissive of chiropractors, even found on RUclips with their skewered bias. I like that you mention about second opinions and co-operative/collaborative mindset with vets. Goes back to what Ronald said, trust but verify. And gave advice what to keep an eye out for long-term. Ultimately, the marker of success is the animal and the pet owner seeing/feeling a positive outcome and that you have served them well, not prioritising your ego. I liked the pet owner's reaction when you mentioned keeping check on the dog's weight.
G'day Athena 🙂 Your a very attractive young bully and it's so sad your having knee trouble but in the very best hands you landed and his advice is impeccable so , its going to be a bit of a stretch but in time you will be running the show again and thanks for making me laugh at the end 🤣 Putting on a show for the camera man ! Well done Douglas as usual 🙂
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Dr Doug, I love all that you do for both humans as animals 💜 but we shall have to agree to disagree on this one 😊 diet, supplements and muscle mass can only do so much 😞 at 8 months, this poor Bub isn’t close to “maturing”. With such a wide front, long “dippy top line” and straight stifle, her poor skeletal structure will be under more stress than most. I sincerely hope they continue to visit you with her and get this lovely girl a great management plan, but the reality is, she will have a hard slog ahead of her.
No need for insurance. My puppy had ear infection, and the vet prescribed some steroid drops that made her very sick. So I took my dog to a chiropractor- few clicks with arthrostim and that infection cleared in one day!!!
And when I told my vet that I didn’t use her chemicals, but instead brought my puppy to a dc and cleared those subluxation, she got mad and asked if that chiropractor was licensed to work with animals. She didn’t like that the puppy got well so fast without her drugs.
@@CrackerFL I think you need to get more in the matter...They born with totally normal ears. This vicious appearance is the desirable(🙄) effect that breeders looking for and they ears get butchered... Horrible
@@veroniqueboulvard6315ehhh most human boys get circumcized and baby girls getting their ears pierced in infancy and no calls the doctor and parents a butcher for that. It's really not that big of a deal honestly. Well for me it's not but you can feel however you want.
@@cirro51 these are traditions in certain countries and communities and actually its a form of mentall manipulation . I was not pierced and no one in my family is circumcised.I don't belong in such kind of societies and actually Europe where I live is far away of such traditions. Actually the amputation of the ears and the tail is forbidden for all dog breeds in Europe. The point is that the dog never had the chance to say no. It was the choice of a human who forced this action...
So fortunate that these pets and animals have the advantage of your knowledge and skill. And mom needs to stop feeding Athena so much. She’s way too fat for a dog. And she’s panting because she can’t handle her weight. Lots of stress on her bones. The head of her right femur is already showing arthritis and she’s not a year old. Not good.
Banned American bullys here in uk yesterday so sad .Goverment offering £200 to all owners to put them to sleep.Evil corrupted goverment .Poor poor dogs there harmless its the owners . Beautiful dogs 😢
Torn ACL surgery wasn't cheap 8 years ago here in the Midwest. I can imagine what it would be in NYC. Prayers for a healing ❤
Thanks Phyllis!
I get her barking at the end … not everyone likes to be filmed 😂❤❤❤❤ sweet creature
Love Dr Doug. Thank you for helping all kinds of animals ❤️
Awww thank you for your love Deb! 🙏🏻
Poor Athena to have something as a pup so debilitating that it affects her walking is so sad. Glad you were able to help her and hope she gained a relief from your treatment. You are so caring Dr Doug.
Thank you Elaine I needed those nice words today!
Athena is such a sweet baby! Hope her leg heals.
I, too, do not like the alterations for "cosmetic " reasons. I had 2 Australian Sheps who luckily still had their tails. I do understand, however, in their case, how messy the area can become. Miss them both terribly.
So sorry for your loss!
What a sweet baby. I love the American bully breed. My daughter has 2. They are so very recognized by their bark. Athena you are a beautiful dog and I hope you get better soon baby girl. Thanks for all you do Dr Doug ❤
Thank you Beth! Awesome you know how sweet these dogs are! Glad you could watch this one!
A chiropractor cannot assist with a torn something, but I'd glad you were able to give little pup's momma a second opinion, which matched the vets, as I understand it? I get her hesitation - surgery on our pets can be so very expensive and sometimes we're just not in a position to be able to pay for it. I hope the temporary brace helps! Thank you, Doc, for doing what you can - little pup is an adorable little bundle 😊
You know DipityS that I always try my best! ☺️🙏🏻
oh my gosh! What a cutie! I want to hug the baby! Athena I'm sending you love and prayers baby. I too have a lot of knee/leg issues. but the tape peels off my skin when it falls off. Hope you feel better soon!
Thank you Samantha for the lovely words for Athena. Sorry to hear for your knee.
What an adorable little bully girl! I hope she's feeling better.
She really is adorable Elizabeth!
As a refugee from New York, Dr. Doug makes me feel very homesick. He's just such a class New Yorker. ❤
Athena is WAY TOO YOUNG to be suffering like this. So glad her guardian found you!!!
Dr Willen’s talented hands are like an X-RAY machine, he knew for sure that it was Athena’s right ACL torn. I know it might be expensive but I hope Carmen would decide to do the surgery cause that pain isn’t fun at all. The tape gave her a little support 👍and in the end she was barking at the cameraman/camerawoman. I hope she’ll feel better soon and will come back with an update. Let’s give Dr Doug a round of applause 👏, I know from the experience he’s that amazing and talented, let’s not forget how nice and kind he’s as well. Have a nice 👍 week doc
Thank you …as always ! 🙏🏻
Yes, great job Doc! Poor baby… hope she is better soon…❤
Thanks! 👍🏼
Hi Doctor Doug, greetings from Oz. I am frequently amazed by the conditions of the animals in your videos. As a 64 yr old almost crippled over the past 3 years i have finally found someone who has identifed the cause of an issue that had left me in pain when standing. A simple orthotic to support my foot arch has me walking again pain free, but the fact that the animals you treat who must also be in pain seem to amazingly continue to move about leaves me in awe. Thanks for all you do.
Awww a baby hippo!
That's so sad she is already having hip and knee problems. I hope she can get her surgery if needed. 😢
Athena is a such pretty dog. I'm glad you gave her owner a different diagnosis other than that invasive surgery. But she may still need surgery on a torn ACL. I have personal experience with that unfortunately and still have pain years after my surgery. I hope you and your family are ok and keeping dry over there in NYC Doc.
Invasive surgery is not always the solution. We will see how Athena is improving. Thanks Jana we are all good!
Athena barking at us… she’s adorable. I hope her knee heals soon. It’s going to be a challenge to not run so much yet not gain weight if she’s not running. Oh boy momma! Lots of swimming maybe?
That‘s a good idea Heidi! Thanks
The advantages of being good at palpating, even compared to what can be seen on scans / x ray. We haven’t seen taping in videos since the early days, I didn’t know it was a thing for animals.
I hope you can heal Athena❤
At the end how she calmed down when the camera person seemed to squat rather than standing
What a little cutie.
Hi Doc- I really love watching you work with injured (and older)pets ! Lovely name for such a gorgeous strong dog ! Athena is not even a year old, so surgery might help for her lifetime… but one is reluctant to put them through this. Tears unfortunately need to be fixed… lovely work and such good advice for Athena- well done, Doc! ❤
Thank you so much Sabine! I love the name Athena too. 😊
My toy poodle had the head of her femur removed after falling on her hip and dislocating it. She recovered very fast and was happy for the rest of her life.
This one was different! You’ll have to let us know what his outcome is! ❤. I really enjoy these videos, and your explanations when you find something. Take care! 😊
Yes this one was different! I think it’s my first taping in front of the camera! Haha! So glad you enjoy the videos Racheal! Thank you.
That was different. Best of luck to Athena. Thx for doing this and sharing. 👍👍👍👍👍
You’re so welcome sheila! 🙏🏻👍🏼
@2:48 WTH??!! I'm SO glad this dogs' mom did not take the surgeons advice and remove the femur bulb!! Smh
I mean, I'm no Dr but??!! If u remove the part that holds the bone in place, guess whatch'ya get?!! A loose bone floating around inside!! Not just that but look at the x-ray!! Where does the x-ray show the joint is bad?!! Again, I'm no Dr and I've not taken any special courses in x-ray but idt it takes a rocket scientist to see-- the joint looks normal! Stevie Wonder could see this!! Smh
This lil dog woulda had such huge issues after a sx like that. I'm glad the mom landed in ur !
I'm goin back to watchin' how u fix this!!
??why is she breathing like this? I understand why she would pant, but I'm referring to the labored breathing. I think I've heard this mostly in the dogs w short snouts or severely overweight dogs. This girl doesn't have those things. Stress makes a dog pant but this sounds different than just a pant. I am hearing things?? Lol she's got labored breathing doesn't she??
Anybody else hearing this??
She's pretty cute!!😁♥️
Thanks for sharing your insight Dionne!
You are awesome with human and animals
She is such a beautiful little girl
Hey buddy excellent job I feel sad for the pop she might need surgery probably well take care I love your videos always❤❤❤❤
We will see if she will need surgery! Thanks Fransisco for always watching my videos!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen You woke up my buddy you welcome be safe
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I don't like surgery but I have had 3 dogs get TPLO surgeries and it is a very good surgery imho. It was designed by a bird dog guy who was also an Engineer and used bridge building principles to repair dog knees.
🦴🦴🦴🦴🦴🦴🍪🍪🍏❤️🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷 good job Doc !! 😂
Thanks James!
Awww, stinks to see her with the knee issue at such a young age. Hopefully she gets her ACL repaired if that is the diagnosis. Quick question, any chance she has a luxating patellar? Seems like it might be common in the breed.
I'm wondering if someone kicked her or hurt her😢 maybe before this lady got her
She doesn't like the cameraman standing up - may look like someone that hurt her as a baby😢
Yes same! I didn’t feel any patellar Luxation. She didn’t have inability to properly extend the knee joint. But I felt the knee was unstable.
Dr. Willen, ❤. You are still amazing.
Awww wow! Thank you Irene!
Hey Dr. Doug, do you have any idea why her fur is " missing" on little spots all over her body? That seems so strange, like that was something someone did? Maybe a medical treatment? Hopefully not anything malicious?😢
I'm so sorry for the little girl, only eight months old, she still has her whole life ahead of her.
I'm happy you are popping up more often on my feed, can't understand why you were gone for a while?
If you subscribe you won‘t miss one video! ☺️I’m posting 2 videos and 2 short videos per week! You can’t miss that! Thanks for the great support Sanni, I appreciate it! 🙏🏻
Dr. Doug
Great job Dr D. Always look forward to your videos. God bless you and your family and God bless Athena and her family🙋🏻♀️♥️🇺🇸
Thank you Peggy for the blessing and for your faithful support.
Aww so young to have a big injury! Nice on the KT tape! Hopefully it helps while her mom figures out what they will do
Yes hope that too! Thank you Jtreegirl.
Yeah, she’s toe-tapping. I blew out my ACL twice and each time had it repaired. Also has a dog that blee out her ACL. She had surgery where the vet used a wire to replace it. A fee weeks post-op she got out and ran and snapped the wire. Had surgery to remove it. Then weeks later they did cut the tibial head off, twisted it , and set it. She lived many years aftet that.
Wow amazing story Beth! Thank you for sharing it with us. Glad she could live many years after that!
I wish I had known about pet chiropractic 20 years ago. Perhaps I could have saved my beloved Aussie Cattle Herder from pain and painful surgery to her femurs. I would have driven her hundreds of miles to have avoided that. I finally found a vet who said she did chiropractic, but our Mitilda was quite old by then, 14, and I don’t really think it did her much good. She was probably way too arthritic by then. I still miss that feisty dog. She chased would-be burglars away from our house, twice, 5 years apart. We rescued her, starving, in a park, and she repaid us with loyalty, bravery ( except in thunderstorms) and herded us as necessary, which was typically when we were rushing to get out of the house on time for work and school 😂.
Thank you for sharing your story! Such an awesome dog.
Please do a follow-up on Athena??
I‘ll do my best
Has there been an update? I feel so bad for this dog.
Very beautiful baby. Hope she get some relief with the tape and mom does whats best for her. Love how she was protecting you from that mean camera. Lol plus she was telling you Doc that you should never talk about a womans weight. 😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Haha! You‘re right Tammie 🤐😂
Hope the bully gets better. 🙏
Hope that too!
Please let us know what happened...If Athena got surgery
Be great to do a compilation of follow ups on some of these pets and animals, if possible.
I'm not a big fan of vets, who so readily, can be dismissive of chiropractors, even found on RUclips with their skewered bias.
I like that you mention about second opinions and co-operative/collaborative mindset with vets. Goes back to what Ronald said, trust but verify.
And gave advice what to keep an eye out for long-term.
Ultimately, the marker of success is the animal and the pet owner seeing/feeling a positive outcome and that you have served them well, not prioritising your ego.
I liked the pet owner's reaction when you mentioned keeping check on the dog's weight.
Please let us know if she got the surgery, and how everything worked out! Thanks Dr Doug, for caring so much about the animals!!! ❤
Yes I will!
I just love bullies they have a lionheart ❤😂
Aww wow! Love them too
My pitty loves his chiropractor! Earls hips hurt him sometimes an we go too our Dr.
Awesome! Glad you have a good Chiro!
G'day Athena 🙂 Your a very attractive young bully and it's so sad your having knee trouble but in the very best hands you landed and his advice is impeccable so , its going to be a bit of a stretch but in time you will be running the show again and thanks for making me laugh at the end 🤣 Putting on a show for the camera man ! Well done Douglas as usual 🙂
Haha! Yeah! She was so cute with her barking at the camera! Thanks as usual for being here with your support Mark.🙏🏻👍🏼
Such a cutie 🥰
Yes! sooo beautiful!
Dr. Doug , has there been an update on Athena?❤
No not yet.
Go see Dr Jeff in Denver Co he does this surgery all the time on Animal Planet. Won't break the bank
Athena! Yay!!! “Glunck glunck glunvk glunck” (knee sound effects) appreciate the sort of tension traction wrap. ❤❤❤
Hi Joni! Nice to see you here today!🙏🏻👍🏼
Hey Doc,I love the ❤you put into the Animals!
I hope u find a Surgeon to help Athena😊.
JO JO IN VT 💞
Thank you JOJO
Poor puppy... Is she going to be operated or with patience and support can be helped Dr. Willen?
We will see Veronique. I’ll let the viewers know when I have information.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen thank you 💖
Welcome!
Shes telling everyone to come see Dr. Doug at the very end 😂
The dog seems to have a hard time breathing. Does she snore? I’ll bet she’ll need surgery in her nasal passage soon.
Love her sorta quiet low bark!❤ Love to see the Sports taping of the bad knee, Dr. Doug! ❤❤
Thanks Linda glad you loved the taping.
Poor baby! Her panting is very pronounced..is it bc of her pain?
Hope she'll get better without surgery!🙏🙏🙏❤️🐕❤️🤗🤗🤗😘😘😘🙋♀️👍👍👍
Look at mini horse support boots
Try red light / infra red light
That poor doggie.... 😢
Hi Jay!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen hey Doc. great work as always!
Thanks! 👍🏼
The result of bad breeding puts these dogs at risks at a early age..hips especially,knees and the breathings, but shes a sweet girl even still
I wish the good Doc could have fixed it 😢
Thank you boy! Let see how she improve and if she get a surgery
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She’s only 8 MONTHS old????
What a shame.
It’s becuz of how they are bred that causes these problems
She is quite young for such an injury!
Poor little girl, sadly a result of poor breeding and genetics 😞 at just 8 months old, she will have many issues in the future. 😢
Not automatically! Let see, it depends on the life she can live as well, with good food and the right exercise, she can do great.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Dr Doug, I love all that you do for both humans as animals 💜 but we shall have to agree to disagree on this one 😊 diet, supplements and muscle mass can only do so much 😞 at 8 months, this poor Bub isn’t close to “maturing”. With such a wide front, long “dippy top line” and straight stifle, her poor skeletal structure will be under more stress than most. I sincerely hope they continue to visit you with her and get this lovely girl a great management plan, but the reality is, she will have a hard slog ahead of her.
Hope that too!
toad bully breed?
🤷🏼♂️ not sure don’t think so.
Hopefully she has pet insurance.
🤷🏼♂️
Why … ????
No need for insurance. My puppy had ear infection, and the vet prescribed some steroid drops that made her very sick. So I took my dog to a chiropractor- few clicks with arthrostim and that infection cleared in one day!!!
And when I told my vet that I didn’t use her chemicals, but instead brought my puppy to a dc and cleared those subluxation, she got mad and asked if that chiropractor was licensed to work with animals. She didn’t like that the puppy got well so fast without her drugs.
@@lg5284😮 Wow! What's arthrostin?
Beautiful girl
Why the F would you wear that shirt to an appointment that would be videotaped?? No class!!!
Why butcher their ears it’s wrong
Those ears are normal for a bully. It's how they are born.
@@CrackerFL I think you need to get more in the matter...They born with totally normal ears. This vicious appearance is the desirable(🙄) effect that breeders looking for and they ears get butchered... Horrible
@@veroniqueboulvard6315ehhh most human boys get circumcized and baby girls getting their ears pierced in infancy and no calls the doctor and parents a butcher for that. It's really not that big of a deal honestly. Well for me it's not but you can feel however you want.
@@cirro51 these are traditions in certain countries and communities and actually its a form of mentall manipulation . I was not pierced and no one in my family is circumcised.I don't belong in such kind of societies and actually Europe where I live is far away of such traditions. Actually the amputation of the ears and the tail is forbidden for all dog breeds in Europe. The point is that the dog never had the chance to say no. It was the choice of a human who forced this action...
@@CrackerFL look up images of bully breeds, Dobermans, and Boxers with natural ears. There is no bully born with cut ears. 🙄
So fortunate that these pets and animals have the advantage of your knowledge and skill. And mom needs to stop feeding Athena so much. She’s way too fat for a dog. And she’s panting because she can’t handle her weight. Lots of stress on her bones. The head of her right femur is already showing arthritis and she’s not a year old. Not good.
Thanks for sharing your insight.
doesnt help that she's brachycephalic
She definitely has anxiety. Needs a ice pack
Poor breeding unfortunately
Poor baby girl her hips are out she’s super stuffed up; she’s a cutie pie but the breeder should be slapped; not a fan of breeders; adopt don’t shop ;
Literally inbred dogs. Horrible idea across the board, this injury at 8 MONTHS.
Thank you for watching this one
She needs to rethink that shirt
Banned American bullys here in uk yesterday so sad .Goverment offering £200 to all owners to put them to sleep.Evil corrupted goverment .Poor poor dogs there harmless its the owners . Beautiful dogs 😢