We once mentioned a vet appointment at the house and my dog whimpered and started shaking and tried to hide, and it wasn't even for him, it was for the cat. We ended up getting a vet who did house calls which made a HUGE difference in our dog's emotional state, he was so much more calm being in his own home (he actually ended up enjoying seeing her enter the house b/c he knew he was going to get more attention), not having to have that anxiety drive, the vet fawned over him the whole time and the "treats" he got throughout his evaluation (that they normally do) were his actual favorite treats because they were from home, it cost only it little bit more, but it saved him so much less anxiety and us having to deal with getting him in the car and attempting to get him into the vet (sometimes they would do a quick check-up on the cat for free since they were there, which was nice)
I'd like to add that the additional expense is VERY worth it when needing to have a pet put to sleep. I've been through both scenarios many times and the potential trauma spared on you both is worth so much.
lol I know, my 5 year old dachshund Stitch is the same when we take to the vet for his bath and health checkups, he plays dead and trembles its so funny and cute I feel bad for him , like I always tell him "the vet is not a monster, its gonna be ok, I'll give a treat when you get back home with me", thqn he is relax and feels better every time I say it
@@danieladelcastillolocatell5839 I never had a dog, but when I had to take my cat to the vet to get her teeth cleaned she wouldn't stop crying. Since it was a pretty late appointment and we were the only ones in the lobby I took her out and set her on my lap and she calmed down after a few pets and hugs. She was actually very well behaved when meeting the vet and she never fussed when she got vaccines just so long as I scratched her behind the ears during the shot, she never yowled or even hissed. If she was about to get an injection and I forgot to pet her she would glare at me until I got the hint and start scratching behind her ears 😅
My little Shih Tzu doesn't care at all.... she just runs up to anyone that's around her and wags her tail.... licks... and hugs! Nothing can stop her from being a crazy happy dog!
My old dog *LOVED* going to the vet, he got to jump on the table, someone was "cuddling" him and as long as he got a treat after the day went from good to best.
My lovely Mandy, who left me three months ago, would walk into the vets without a leash. She didn't want to and she would pause at the door but she walked in with me. She was a Golden Retriever and the sweetest dog ever.
My dog _loved_ going to the vet. She loved to see all the people there. (The other animals there, not so much.) After one visit I went to pick her up, as the aide brought her out to me she slipped out of her collar and ran back in to say goodbye to everybody.
My Staffordshire Bull Terrier absolutely loves going to the vet. She has no fears and even when she is in the car on our way to the vet, she gets all excited when she recognises landmarks along the way and realises where we are going. The vet is her happy place!
Oh they read our minds. My french bulldog is always happy and ready to go out for a walk... She's the first one on the door while getting the leash. For some reason when it's vet time she's hiding somewhere in the house and won't even come out even if we're silent about it 😂
Normally we would never go to vet's road so as soon as we turn to that road my cocker instantly realizes we are going to vet and starts shaking lol. I also have to carry her always, she hugs the road like her life depends on it😂
i hardly afraid of dentist because once you experience toothache you would see dentist as angel send by heaven. and im kinda lucky never enter hospital all in my life and get treat there.
I was fortunate as my dogs loved the vets. They were labs and mixed lab and shepherds and they always got a treat when they were done. They were always about treats more than anything. LOL
OK - so the craziest thing my vet tech told me was that animals (esp. dogs) can smell death inside AND outside of the vets office because of the pets that are euthanized. Their terror is real and there's a real reason for it!
It’s very true. You see the same absolute terror on dogs at shelters a lot of times when they’re being taken home. They think they’re going to be killed. They know what happens, they can not only smell it, they can sense it on the humans that work there too. Human moods change when an animal is put down. Even vets who have been doing it a long time (I know many large animal vets who still cry every time a horse is put down). They’ve even had to take steps to counter this with cadaver dogs even. Between the realization that what they find each time is a dead human, and the reaction to that in their handlers, they’ve started to remove dogs and handlers from the scene well before they begin to recover the bodies. Otherwise most cadaver dogs will become depressed. Dogs are extremely sensitive to death - dog death especially, but any kind of death. I’ve been around animals my whole life, and dogs understand it better than any other species. Most animals have visceral, evolutionarily conditioned fear when they smell it - you see it in horses especially. But dogs have a deep understanding of death being what it is - final, tragic, usually painful. It’s heartbreaking.
It was always different with my dog. My SIL is a vet and when I ask my brother to watch him, I take him to the her office. So he gets excited about the vet goes he knows he’s going to my brother
@@alvallac2171SIL= Sister in law; so that's probably where the confusion is coming from. They take the dog to their brother so he can be the one to take them to his wife? Something like that I think.
I may be a special case... Im from Guam so the Vet we go also has a Doggy daycare service. So she gets her check-up but also she gets her shots and or check-ups but she also gets to play with other Doggos. So its a win for me and a win for her
When i pulled into the vets with our doberman and she realized where we were, she would sink down into the seat hoping nobody would find her. She HATED having to stay overnight there!! Strange animals, strange smells, strange bed and her own bed nowhere in sight!!
our bernese loves going to the vet - they bribe her with cuddles and treats. around easter this year was the first time she had to go for something other than vaccines and check ups and she did not like it so now she still drags me down the hallway into the practices but needs a lot of persuasion to enter the actual treatment room or get on the table 😅 I really feel for the couple with the huge mastiff - our furbaby is too big to carry, too 😅
My dog Zeus’ moving in gift was to unearth and eat a chocolate orange left over from Xmas; chocolate, wrapper, box, the lot. Cue the first of many trips to the vet where he is now known as “the chocolate orange dog”. But Zeus loves going anywhere, even to the vet, because there will be people there. And he is driven by one singular instinct. “A human? Brilliant, maybe this one has food.”
My whippet is terrified of the vet; on the other hand, my Parson’s JRT loves going to see the vet. She will pull to go in and try to visit everyone in there, and doesn’t want to leave. She’s had the requisite spay and later a very painful knee surgery, but that hasn’t deterred her love off the attention she gets there. I think it makes them love her so I feel ok leadvng her with them because she gives them sweetness overload.
My Parson Jack Russell absolutely loves going to the vet. It’s a wonderful social outing for her, she fell in love with some chooks in a carrier. She cannot get in those doors fast enough. My nephews staffy would escape the yard and take himself to the vet 😂
My fluffy used to get so nervous when going to the vet. Now we have a doctor residing closeby. She comes home to give fluffy her vaccine and meds. One time fluffy ran out of the car when going to the vet and she ran into heavy traffic. I was really scared, thankfully I captured her before anything serious happened. Now the vet comes home and she gives fluffy injections playfully, and fluffy doesn't come to know she's had her injections. So thankful for the vet lady.
I had a hundred pound dog that we had to tranquilize whenever he went to the vets. One time he decided he couldn't walk. Picked him up and put him in the car and when we got to the vets he still wouldn't walk. Had to carry him up the steps and inside. Once inside it was a miracle, he could walk now!!!!
All three of my huskies tried to get into the vets every time we passed by. they got treats there and could sniff all the weird animal smells, they loved the place because the first visit was just to register and have a treat. If you want you dog to be okay just make a visit like this first time and all will be fine.
My dogs used to be quite happy going to the vet. they always got treats from the receptionists. I saw lots of dogs go into the vet and never saw any give any trouble,
Q bonito videos d seres tan puros e inocentes. Lo recomiendo recomiendo está joya, para alegrar el dia desestresar todo problema y hacer feliz a cualquiera. Feliz dia y buen comienzo para tod@s. Bendiciones.
My pit bull-lab mix is the same. He loves people, and often they have to actually hold him still to keep him from wagging and trying to play with the staff.
My cocker wasn't hating nor loving it but after she was hurt during venipuncture she began fearing badly. If she sees the syringe she starts jumping on the table😂
The towels being put down for the dog to walk on is because the dog more than likely is a senior dog and has arthritis, it's hard for the dog to walk on the slippery floor so the towels give the dog something for the paws to grip and makes walking easier on the dog. I work at a vet and we have rugs and towels in every room specifically for this reason. Some owners even bring their own rugs or mats from home to help the dog be able to walk into the clinic and get on the scale easier.
My miniature dachshund used to make a dash from the car INTO the vet.... I guess he liked meeting all the other dogs and getting treats. Plus he only had a couple of brain cells so one was on the dogs and one on the treats ... None left for running away
The only time my dog showed this kind of extreme reaction to a vet, I changed the vet. Turns out, he used to hit and hurt the dogs. Big scandal in the city. So, people, listen to your pets. Sometimes, there is a real reason for their fear.
I went yesterday with one of mine, a nightmare. It took 2 vets a nurse and myself for them to get a blood sample and check her over and over 20 minutes before they got the sample.
My English never complained going to the vet, he understood it was for his own good, he had several surgeries but finally he passed away because he was just too old. we were sad we had to put him into permanent sleep but his life's quality was lost so we decided.
I remember my cat reaction after coming home from the vet after her annual shot. She could master classes in giving the cold shoulder. She was mad for several days.
One 100+ lb dog is easier to transport to the vet--and you get a little working doing it--than two 10 lb cats. They're smart. Last two times they got in the carrier were 1) neutering appointment, and 2) rabies shot appointment.
My dogs have always LOVED going to the vet. They get excited and want to fo in quickly. So... Im wondering if owners are projecting their feelings and dog picks up on that.
You shouldn't do that. They didn't ask to be owned by you and certainly don't deserve to be subjected to physiological torment because they behaved instinctively. In their subconscious, they'll associate you and the vet, its ethos, and what they cause your dog to feel, as something you're a disingenuous participant in. In essence, they won't trust you in _quite_ the same way they did before. They won't feel completely secure anymore.
We once mentioned a vet appointment at the house and my dog whimpered and started shaking and tried to hide, and it wasn't even for him, it was for the cat. We ended up getting a vet who did house calls which made a HUGE difference in our dog's emotional state, he was so much more calm being in his own home (he actually ended up enjoying seeing her enter the house b/c he knew he was going to get more attention), not having to have that anxiety drive, the vet fawned over him the whole time and the "treats" he got throughout his evaluation (that they normally do) were his actual favorite treats because they were from home, it cost only it little bit more, but it saved him so much less anxiety and us having to deal with getting him in the car and attempting to get him into the vet (sometimes they would do a quick check-up on the cat for free since they were there, which was nice)
The problem I have with the mobile vet is if your pet needs to be seen right away, you have to go somewhere else
I'd like to add that the additional expense is VERY worth it when needing to have a pet put to sleep. I've been through both scenarios many times and the potential trauma spared on you both is worth so much.
I hate dogs
@@FatYokel 'On you both'.
The guy with the shoe "phone" pretending to make a vet appointment just about killed me! 🤣
lol I know, my 5 year old dachshund Stitch is the same when we take to the vet for his bath and health checkups, he plays dead and trembles its so funny and cute I feel bad for him , like I always tell him "the vet is not a monster, its gonna be ok, I'll give a treat when you get back home with me", thqn he is relax and feels better every time I say it
@@danieladelcastillolocatell5839 I never had a dog, but when I had to take my cat to the vet to get her teeth cleaned she wouldn't stop crying. Since it was a pretty late appointment and we were the only ones in the lobby I took her out and set her on my lap and she calmed down after a few pets and hugs. She was actually very well behaved when meeting the vet and she never fussed when she got vaccines just so long as I scratched her behind the ears during the shot, she never yowled or even hissed. If she was about to get an injection and I forgot to pet her she would glare at me until I got the hint and start scratching behind her ears 😅
He probably doesn't even know who Maxwell Smart is.
@@leftylou6070 would you believe
Hilarious
My little Shih Tzu doesn't care at all.... she just runs up to anyone that's around her and wags her tail.... licks... and hugs! Nothing can stop her from being a crazy happy dog!
Sounds like a nice but dumb dog hehe
You are blessed with a great doggie. 🥰
@@FV-le3ip She is the best! I can't imagine life right now without her. I just love my little doggies!
My old dog *LOVED* going to the vet, he got to jump on the table, someone was "cuddling" him and as long as he got a treat after the day went from good to best.
My lovely Mandy, who left me three months ago, would walk into the vets without a leash. She didn't want to and she would pause at the door but she walked in with me. She was a Golden Retriever and the sweetest dog ever.
Sorry about Mandy. May she Rest In Peace 🕊️
Your dogs name was Mandy Beattie?!
I empathize with his emotions completely. I experience the same sentiments when I need to see the doctor.
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@@chau9346 thank you
The dentist for me.
dog doesn't want fake vaccines,
@@dermagnus8482 or both in general
My late dog used to love the Vet. Loved the smells, and the "Treat Jar". I miss him.
My JRK loves the vets, it's his favourite place 😂
It's a special bond. I miss mine too. Dogs are great.
My dog _loved_ going to the vet. She loved to see all the people there. (The other animals there, not so much.)
After one visit I went to pick her up, as the aide brought her out to me she slipped out of her collar and ran back in to say goodbye to everybody.
She. Exactly
The Golden Retrievers don't care where they are, they love everyone.
So do basset hounds.
My Staffordshire Bull Terrier absolutely loves going to the vet. She has no fears and even when she is in the car on our way to the vet, she gets all excited when she recognises landmarks along the way and realises where we are going. The vet is her happy place!
Oh they read our minds. My french bulldog is always happy and ready to go out for a walk... She's the first one on the door while getting the leash. For some reason when it's vet time she's hiding somewhere in the house and won't even come out even if we're silent about it 😂
Normally we would never go to vet's road so as soon as we turn to that road my cocker instantly realizes we are going to vet and starts shaking lol. I also have to carry her always, she hugs the road like her life depends on it😂
Dogs' general thought of owners bringing them to the vet: 'You betrayed me."
Yeah, I wish I could level with my dog so he knows I'm not being mean.
I know exactly how he feels. I feel the same way when I have to go the doctor.
or the dentist
i hardly afraid of dentist because once you experience toothache you would see dentist as angel send by heaven. and im kinda lucky never enter hospital all in my life and get treat there.
Grow up.
I was fortunate as my dogs loved the vets. They were labs and mixed lab and shepherds and they always got a treat when they were done. They were always about treats more than anything. LOL
Thankyou to all these wonderful human beings for taking such wonderful care of your pets, blessings to you all ❤
*Thank you (two words, not one)
*pets. Blessings (to fix your comma splice run-on)
*all.
My two basset hounds LOVE going to the vet. They like going to the kennel even more.
I had a collie. If he heard vet or v-e-t, he growled. He knew how to spell, even understood spanish.
Hello Danny how are you doing today
Hello Danny how are you doing today
Wow, lol
I had a basset hound named Rappunzel, aka The Bonehead, who understood Spanish, English and sign. I have never seen another dog as smart as she was.
So cute 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
4:35 yep that Dachshund is *HIGH AF*
I got to go to the dentist next week for the first time in 25 years!! I feel these dogs pain!! LOL!
Poor Dentist
😦
@@anniegaffney8378🤣🤣
I forget how cute dogs can be 🙂
OK - so the craziest thing my vet tech told me was that animals (esp. dogs) can smell death inside AND outside of the vets office because of the pets that are euthanized. Their terror is real and there's a real reason for it!
They pick up on the fear from other animals too, it must be terrifying.
😢
Wow! I've never thought about that!
It’s very true. You see the same absolute terror on dogs at shelters a lot of times when they’re being taken home. They think they’re going to be killed. They know what happens, they can not only smell it, they can sense it on the humans that work there too. Human moods change when an animal is put down. Even vets who have been doing it a long time (I know many large animal vets who still cry every time a horse is put down). They’ve even had to take steps to counter this with cadaver dogs even. Between the realization that what they find each time is a dead human, and the reaction to that in their handlers, they’ve started to remove dogs and handlers from the scene well before they begin to recover the bodies. Otherwise most cadaver dogs will become depressed. Dogs are extremely sensitive to death - dog death especially, but any kind of death. I’ve been around animals my whole life, and dogs understand it better than any other species. Most animals have visceral, evolutionarily conditioned fear when they smell it - you see it in horses especially. But dogs have a deep understanding of death being what it is - final, tragic, usually painful. It’s heartbreaking.
How does a dog that has never smelt death know the smell of death?
Those doggos realized that their hoomans did a bamboozle.
Most precious beautiful treasures ❣️
This is so adorable and funny at the same time😂❤
Owner: it’s just the vet you’ll be okay
Dog: excuse me but the last time I was at the vet my nuts were gone!
The first two are brillaint.
The first dog tried to walk his mama back home with the leash 😂😂
It was always different with my dog. My SIL is a vet and when I ask my brother to watch him, I take him to the her office. So he gets excited about the vet goes he knows he’s going to my brother
*to her office
*brother.
@@alvallac2171SIL= Sister in law; so that's probably where the confusion is coming from. They take the dog to their brother so he can be the one to take them to his wife? Something like that I think.
I may be a special case... Im from Guam so the Vet we go also has a Doggy daycare service. So she gets her check-up but also she gets her shots and or check-ups but she also gets to play with other Doggos. So its a win for me and a win for her
My female pit loves her vet visits. All those people fussing over her keeps her tail wagging. 🐕
When i pulled into the vets with our doberman and she realized where we were, she would sink down into the seat hoping nobody would find her. She HATED having to stay overnight there!! Strange animals, strange smells, strange bed and her own bed nowhere in sight!!
Mine would start playing dead😂😂
They know they'll put you down at the drop of a hat.
It was at that moment, they knew
Their hoomans did a bamboozle.
They really tremble shows how they're scared🥺🥺But itz for there own good❤
*it's (contraction of "it is" or "it has")
For possession: its
*their (possessive)
they're = contraction of "THEY aRE"
there: for all other uses
"Noooo. Tables cold guys.. and he puts his finger in well. I just feel violated! And you guys are watching all this...oh the shame!"
Gotta love kids and the ‘I don’t wanna’ attitude
our bernese loves going to the vet - they bribe her with cuddles and treats. around easter this year was the first time she had to go for something other than vaccines and check ups and she did not like it so now she still drags me down the hallway into the practices but needs a lot of persuasion to enter the actual treatment room or get on the table 😅 I really feel for the couple with the huge mastiff - our furbaby is too big to carry, too 😅
1:10 bro talking to Vet using a shoe😂
My dog used to love going to the Vets.
The second I'd mention it, he'd go bezerk!
Mine too
Too funny!! Thank God my dog loved her Vet.......❤❤😊
Same here. My friend dog like his vet to
Hello Patricia how are you doing today
Hello Patricia how are you doing today
All 🐕 dogs in this video is so cute and funny...
My dog Zeus’ moving in gift was to unearth and eat a chocolate orange left over from Xmas; chocolate, wrapper, box, the lot. Cue the first of many trips to the vet where he is now known as “the chocolate orange dog”. But Zeus loves going anywhere, even to the vet, because there will be people there. And he is driven by one singular instinct. “A human? Brilliant, maybe this one has food.”
Great natural instincts, well done
OMG, my dog always turns away whenever it sees a needle! 🐕🐕🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My whippet is terrified of the vet; on the other hand, my Parson’s JRT loves going to see the vet. She will pull to go in and try to visit everyone in there, and doesn’t want to leave. She’s had the requisite spay and later a very painful knee surgery, but that hasn’t deterred her love off the attention she gets there. I think it makes them love her so I feel ok leadvng her with them because she gives them sweetness overload.
My dogs loved the vet. They were always so excited to go!
I wonder how good it feels when a dog not scared of the vet comes to visit
My Parson Jack Russell absolutely loves going to the vet. It’s a wonderful social outing for her, she fell in love with some chooks in a carrier. She cannot get in those doors fast enough. My nephews staffy would escape the yard and take himself to the vet 😂
My fluffy used to get so nervous when going to the vet. Now we have a doctor residing closeby. She comes home to give fluffy her vaccine and meds.
One time fluffy ran out of the car when going to the vet and she ran into heavy traffic. I was really scared, thankfully I captured her before anything serious happened.
Now the vet comes home and she gives fluffy injections playfully, and fluffy doesn't come to know she's had her injections.
So thankful for the vet lady.
😑😙🐕🥰 mon Binôme AMBRE adore son vétérinaire 💐
I had a hundred pound dog that we had to tranquilize whenever he went to the vets. One time he decided he couldn't walk. Picked him up and put him in the car and when we got to the vets he still wouldn't walk. Had to carry him up the steps and inside. Once inside it was a miracle, he could walk now!!!!
My dog is excited to go. Never cried since was puppy. Never made a sound with the vaccination.
Don’t you just love dogs ❤️
At 6:55 when dog meets owner touched my soul ❤
Poor babies This so relatable. I was always scared going to the doctor when I was a kid. I feel their anxiety lol. Poor babies.
My friends dog loves going to the vet!
All three of my huskies tried to get into the vets every time we passed by. they got treats there and could sniff all the weird animal smells, they loved the place because the first visit was just to register and have a treat. If you want you dog to be okay just make a visit like this first time and all will be fine.
Looks like they understand well where they are.animals intuition is right.
My dogs used to be quite happy going to the vet. they always got treats from the receptionists. I saw lots of dogs go into the vet and never saw any give any trouble,
Both my dogs love going to the vet. In fact some of our walks take us right past and they try to drag us in.
Must be the jelly babies they get as a treat for being good! 😂
Animal's understand our language's. Intelligent.😻🇺🇸
These precious fur babies would not like us laughing at this LOL I am just as bad when having to go in for surgery LOL
Q bonito videos d seres tan puros e inocentes. Lo recomiendo recomiendo está joya, para alegrar el dia desestresar todo problema y hacer feliz a cualquiera. Feliz dia y buen comienzo para tod@s. Bendiciones.
La mia Rotwailler ci andava felice … perché poi gli davano il biscotto 😂
My cocker spaniel loved going to the vet. Even if we just drove by the office on our way to somewhere else he would get excited.
My pit bull-lab mix is the same. He loves people, and often they have to actually hold him still to keep him from wagging and trying to play with the staff.
My cocker wasn't hating nor loving it but after she was hurt during venipuncture she began fearing badly. If she sees the syringe she starts jumping on the table😂
Hello Crystal how are you doing today
I'm impressed that the animals know what a vet is
My mom’s English sheep dog Nick loved the vets. If they walked by he pushed the door open to visit. No treats just a hug.
My dogs are the only true friends I have
The towels being put down for the dog to walk on is because the dog more than likely is a senior dog and has arthritis, it's hard for the dog to walk on the slippery floor so the towels give the dog something for the paws to grip and makes walking easier on the dog. I work at a vet and we have rugs and towels in every room specifically for this reason. Some owners even bring their own rugs or mats from home to help the dog be able to walk into the clinic and get on the scale easier.
My miniature dachshund used to make a dash from the car INTO the vet.... I guess he liked meeting all the other dogs and getting treats. Plus he only had a couple of brain cells so one was on the dogs and one on the treats ... None left for running away
My Golden Retriever Tequila was happy at the vet selling his soul for two treats
The only time my dog showed this kind of extreme reaction to a vet, I changed the vet. Turns out, he used to hit and hurt the dogs. Big scandal in the city. So, people, listen to your pets. Sometimes, there is a real reason for their fear.
Mine SCREAMS at me on our way home, if he had a bad experience at a Groomers. I changed groomers and what a difference!
I tell groomers… “If you upset him, he WILL DIME YOU OUT”.
Can't say that I blame them.
I get the same horror just before going to the dentist.
I can drop them off for you if you want Ron? 🤓🤓🤓
I feel the same about dentists, pups
That Rottie😂❤
Now I'm glad my dog is only 8.5 lbs.
OMG These are priceless❤❤❤❤
Adorable!! They are beautiful!
Well my bull likes everyone, even the vet :-) when I show him, it is good for him.
My dog doesn’t care about the vet he’s just happy to see people😂
I went yesterday with one of mine, a nightmare. It took 2 vets a nurse and myself for them to get a blood sample and check her over and over 20 minutes before they got the sample.
One of our dogs actuallu gives the Vet hugs everytime we go.
This why I call all dogs fur babies.
"It is better to have the goodwill of a dog than it's ill will." ~ William Saunders Crowdy 1896
At least dogs appear to have taken Ghandi's words to heart and engage in passive resistance. :D
My English never complained going to the vet, he understood it was for his own good, he had several surgeries but finally he passed away because he was just too old. we were sad we had to put him into permanent sleep but his life's quality was lost so we decided.
I remember my cat reaction after coming home from the vet after her annual shot. She could master classes in giving the cold shoulder. She was mad for several days.
So then...
What lesson have(n't) you learnt from this experience??
Aww, i feel for these dogs but its so cute and funny! 😄😊
One 100+ lb dog is easier to transport to the vet--and you get a little working doing it--than two 10 lb cats.
They're smart. Last two times they got in the carrier were 1) neutering appointment, and 2) rabies shot appointment.
This is entirely hilarious!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don't forget, we are like us when we go to hospital, lol
Yes, we are often like us.
It’s so weird, my dog actually loves the Vet and plays with him
My dogs have always LOVED going to the vet. They get excited and want to fo in quickly. So... Im wondering if owners are projecting their feelings and dog picks up on that.
That little white dog broke my heart :c Poor baby. Hope he was ok after all!
Beautiful priceless ❤❤❤❤
Hello Angie how are you doing today
A friend of mine couldn't even get her German Sheppard out of the car when at the vets.
The vets must do something that removes this extreme fear of pain from these poor animals.
My dog loved the vets. I miss her so much.
I always enjoyed teasing the dog with mention of the vet. The panic in the car as we pull in to the vet parking lot is kinda satisfying 🤣
You shouldn't do that.
They didn't ask to be owned by you and certainly don't deserve to be subjected to physiological torment because they behaved instinctively.
In their subconscious, they'll associate you and the vet, its ethos, and what they cause your dog to feel, as something you're a disingenuous participant in.
In essence, they won't trust you in _quite_ the same way they did before.
They won't feel completely secure anymore.