That was *shocking* to see such an immense area of swelling and redness on Scotty. What a relief to see Scotty going through his training exercises with enthusiasm, and even giving Lisa kisses to thank her for saving his life.
Shepherds are awful for skin infections, and I say that having had three, including a long haired one currently. They can suddenly develop a, itchy, painful, weeping sore overnight for seemingly no reason at all. There's an old adage for vet students - if you're asked to say a dog breed in which a disease occurs, but don't know, just say German Shepherd. That's especially true in allergies and skin issues. My current boy has an antibacterial shampoo that sits on the shelf waiting for his next hot spot so that I can get it shaved, cleaned and dried as soon as I notice itching and redness to hopefully prevent a full blown infection. It happens so often that I usually spot it before there's even visibly broken skin.
@@LevadeNZ wish you and your pet lots of good health and happiness. My dog is a border collie mix, dog food was his problem, dust, ivy, etc. Yoghurt and pumpkin and human grade food helped. 💙🐕
@@marisapaola9010 raw food is beat. They (dogs and cats) can't digest the highly processed food we feed them. (Kibble and canned). They are still able to digest raw, and kibble and canned is one of the reasons animals are getting cancer.
@@heathenwolf4997 makes sense, I agree with you. But as my dog got older, around age 10, he found it difficult to digest raw food, produces less digestives enzymes, I think, had a history of pancreatitis in his puppy days etc. He's still a great loyal and protective friend, and my constant companion. Wishing you the best 🐶
@mike sprigg Your comment doesn't make sense. If the dog was sent into a situation too dangerous for humans, he certainly is an important member of society.
It's always good to see a cop actually take care of the canine they're assigned, especially knowing 40% of canine unit deaths are caused by heatstroke due to lack of care- this mans is honorable in my book (especially because it was the dog acting lethargic that caused him to get it to the vet) Making sure your friends okay and getting them medical treatment and such is very important in my book, good work
@@keaponlaffin6737 Honestly I think canine units are essential but only for specific instances,like drug or bomb sniffing/tracking a lost person's. Or even as a trained emotional support animal during crisies with children involved. Just not like.. chasing an armed individual or things like that. Its inhumane to ask a literal dog to put their life on the line for these police members especially with how little they police are trained vs how well the dogs are trained.
@@mammontustado9680 While %40 is high, keep in mind how very few canines actually die in the line of duty (and many cops pull them out if they think there is a chance they could get badly hurt). Most cops actually love their canines and adopt them once the dogs get too old and have to retire. In america you have to apply to be q canine officer, and the people they pick are often the people that volunteer to train and spend time with them before they are canine officers. At least that was from the people I know, maybe it's different in other parts.
I'm glad that scotty was able to be cured. Losing a dog is just as bad as loosing a loved one. dogs are specified as a man's best friend. I'm just glad scottys okay again
My dog died in October and it is a seemingly unendurable experience. Some days i feel her walking beside me or greeting me at the door when instead it’s memory of repeated times she walked beside me or greeted me. This is the worse pain I’ve ever had.
my grandmother who raised me for 10 years passed away and it took me 2 years to find peace. my dog who helped me through that time passed away and i couldn't even talk abt it for 4 years. my grandmother was my soul mate and mother but that dog was what helped me heal, so it truly depends on the connection and situation.
That dog is a trained killer just like his handler. That is all a police dog is a tool for the cop to use in whatever way. It's sad but it is the truth
@@rizeagle33 If you seen police training, you'll realize that they are horrible as killers due to their lack of training. If they kill someone, it's not because of training...
I had a case of (what was believed to have been) cellulitis sometime last year while at uni, staying in the dorms and yeah, it ain't a pleasant experience.
@@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D- Dogs don't have morals, naturally, so killing to them is for their survival, much as it is with humans (there are rare exceptions in the case of murderers.) Also, with their training, they think of it as a game, because they are praised and rewarded with treats. Idk what you two are on about.
@Without a crystal ball sucks Shesuckshairydick i dont, i live in america not nsw. and whatever the case with cops is over there i dont know, but he seems like a nice man with a cute doggo. dont assume stuff about people based on a video. grow up.
@Without a crystal ball sucks Shesuckshairydick Ok, but only if you get everyone in this comment section a round trip ticket to Sydney from wherever we're from.
This is why you should always check your animals while patting them, feel their skin and make sure there are no lumps, bumps or sensitive areas that should be investigated 😊
You’re right about that, but I am afraid there are not many people that have the wisdom to do this, unfortunately. It’s not their fault though, they just don’t know any better. Thanks for mentioning it.
Not everyone is aware of this, with how much the fur covers the skin it would be hard to spot if you're unaware of what to look for. Yes it could have been prevented from getting this bad, but it isn't anyone's fault when they weren't aware. Be glad they even went to the vet and got them the help they needed rather than brushing it off like it was nothing.
Yea because my slickback rhodiesion ridgeback had a lump and for rhodiesion ridgebacks there is something with the ridge that happens and it's extremely deadly l think and so we went to the vet but he was fine it was just from the vaccinations and it went away shortly. 😊
Fever is a sign of infection and she gave him antibiotics and antiinflamatiories. For high fever they always give them an injection to lower the fever, so most cases the fever would just go down and the infection would get better. In this case he needed strong antibiotics, but her inicial reaction was right for most cases. Fever and infections are very common and they usually get better after what she did, so unless he already was 41 or more degrees there was no reason to hospitalize for observation.
Blessings to all three of you. As the mother of a cop who has a bomb detection dog, they not only are a partner, best friend and member of the family. Prayers for the best possible outcome. Our hearts are with you.
Patricia, I'm asking you this because of your family's experience with (a) police dog(s). In the case of your son and his fellow K9 officer, do you know whether the canine officer would attack a burglar who might break into your son's home without a specific command? I'm just really curious, and I hope I'm not bothering you.
Thanks to Lisa for explaining what cellulitis is. I had no idea it is something so serious, and possibly fatal. Very glad she saved Scotty, who will go on protecting NSW.
I am so happy that Scotty was under Lisa's care....she never stops searching for the cause of sickness and immediately treats it with a strong antibiotic. I am so happy that Scotty is healthy.
As someone else said, this is why dog and other pet owners should train their animals to cooperate when they are being examined, so the family can also do routine full body checks to catch possible problems before they become serious.
It’s always so special and heart warming to see a dog that’s in such bad shape recover and feel better! Thanks to his owner and the Vet that found the cure! Warm Regards
@@wholeshebang1 I clicked on his picture and you can view the recent messages he sent and they all are the same as the one he sent me..he looks a normal guy but that could be anyones photo. Gotta be so careful nowadays. 🇬🇧🙏✝️👍
Bless his precious heart. It makes me so sad to see Scotty suffer, and David is clearly suffering too. The mental anguish of wondering you might have overlooked or done wrong. I love a happy ending.
Awe poor puppers! He did not wanna get up at all. At least he is with some of the best vets to help bring him back to normal! Thank you Scotty and his partner for keeping the streets safe!
@@xChiimerax They're gorgeous but are quite the handful! They need tons of training and loads of exercise, they're a high working breed meant to run and run so I'd expect no less..They're so majestic yet powerful, a truly wonderful breed.
@@testerwulf3357 100% i got my malinois when he was 1 year old. The breed is not for everyone and that's why they are all over in the rescues and shelters. Luckily, mine is ONE IN MILLIONS. He has temperament of a golden retriever. Perfect off switch and he could stay in crate all day if he has to, but a little whiner.
@@horsegirlb7120 I obviously wouldn't want to before going and doing proper research on them... I have an apartment at the moment and would not subject one to living in that small of a space. I plan to get one once we can properly take care of one, and I would be able to dedicate that kind of time to working with one (my husband is in the Navy and I stay at home to care for the animals, but we are currently in the process of moving across the country for his training)
Cried all the way through. Not only for Scotty but my last cat, Jack, didn’t make it through surgery. Then Crystal died 4 days later, liver disease. It’s hard losing 2 babies in one week.
Terri Seaton I'm so sorry about your loss of your fur-babies. 😢 I lost 3 of my cats to 'old age' that I had had since they were babies....all within 11 days of each other, so I understand the heartbreak. I cried for a week & a half straight. Again, I'm sorry about Jack & Crystal. 💔🕊️
Dear Terri, I am so sorry to read about your losses. My dog passed in October so I can relate to your pain. May you be comforted by your memories of Jack and Crystal
5:06 LOOK HIS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOOK AT THAT SMILE SO BEAUTIFUL SO GORGEOUS GOD BLESS THIS PRECIOUS LITTLE ANGEL 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I usually don't like repeat clips but could you people please expand on this particular video ? It would be very nice to see the transition from very dangerously ill to recovering very well . Regards from India 😊😊😊
So strange that I just went through similar situation myself. Had a UTI that didn't get better with first antibiotic and turned into kidney infection. Had to stay in hospital and get lots of fluids and strong antibiotics. I also had a very high fever and my heart rate was dangerously low. On the med now thanks to the wonderful doctors and nurses. So glad Scottie is also doing better. God bless and stay safe.
I'm glad you better now!! My sister went through the same thing, however you have done significantly better than her in realising you had a UTI. She thought and I quote: "I was peeing wrong". I love her dearly but good gods I lost a few brain cells with that.
I had cellulitis go from my foot to knee that developed from a friends tiny little cat that scratched me. I was in agony for nearly 2 months. But at least I could talk to doctors unlike this brace boi. Glad he recovered n thank you both for your service! Yours too Lisa! 💙🙏😁👍
Love to see that this police dog is back at work. It seemed really serious and it almost looked like he was crying, broke my heart. I'm so glad he's back and better than ever.
Im a big chicken when it comes to sick animals!! I cry at the drop of a hat like I'm doing now! Dr Lisa acted very quickly to get the AMT of antibiotics into Scotty to save that beautiful Shepard's life......These vets have a wonderful gift from God to be able to heal and/or cure these animals!!! May God keep blessing all of you vets, techs, receptionists and everyone else at Bondi and Sash to give these precious beings their life back when it's God's will.......💞💗💞💗💞💗💞💗💋💋🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Wow, what a turn around! I love to see happy endings like this one. I'm glad the Scotty is feeling well and back on the job. What a good dog! (and his master seems to be a good guy also!)
I recently lost my German shepherd and am devastated. I know our dogs are special to us, but German shepherds are really a one person dog (although they will love the whole family, just not as much) and that bond is unbreakable. They are so in tune to you, it’s more like a spiritual connection. So when they’re also working for you which makes them really happy, it takes your bond to another level. My girl was a pet, but she was so protective and was basically like an emotional support dog for me, she helped me through some rough times. There are no words to describe this breed at all. ❤❤❤❤❤
Scott, is a beautiful and very intelligent type of dog. I understand why the owner loves him so much. He is unique. Nice he is back in good condition. Life is good nice for both of them.
Hello Jeffrey how are you doing. I believe you are healthy and also having a nice weather where you are. I live in California and I'm looking for a new friend Ok!
So very happy for a wonderful outcome for this special soul who has such a special "calling" looking after others. Relieved his parent can now be at peace too and back together with his partner. Bless you all and special blessings to this precious soul Scotty 🤗🐾💞🤗
Wowzer that was a close call. Thank God for vets that know what to do. I am so glad the Police Dog got well. Our K-9 cops are very important and we can't afford to lose any. Thank you Bondi Vet.
it is crazy how well trained some of these dogs are. The fact their leader can basically give them the attack, let go, guard, watch, find or let this lady look in your mouth command. That is what we like to call in the buisness.. a good doggo
From Spain Una caricia de mi parte para uno de tantos miles de perros POLICÍA que ayudan hasta las últimas consecuencias... Me alegro mucho de que se haya recuperado, cuídese agente y cuide de su compañero de cuatro patas.
I felt for him when he said "I do feel really bad" because it is how every pet owner feels whenever a pet is sick or injured. No matter how early you catch on and seek medical treatment, there's always that bit of guilt of "How did I not notice sooner?? I'm with them every day! :( "
Love the doctor and the dog they’re so cute and the police officer everyone’s cutie other is the dog especially the dog thank you for listening Scotty is so cute I wish I had a dog like him I’m about to get a dog but next year so hope Scotty’s life is healthy again
I’ve had cellulitis, it’s excruciatingly painful. I never realized that a dog could have it too. May David and Scotty have many years together, happy and healthy!! ✨✝️✨🙏✨🕊️✨🐾💫
That was *shocking* to see such an immense area of swelling and redness on Scotty. What a relief to see Scotty going through his training exercises with enthusiasm, and even giving Lisa kisses to thank her for saving his life.
Shepherds are awful for skin infections, and I say that having had three, including a long haired one currently. They can suddenly develop a, itchy, painful, weeping sore overnight for seemingly no reason at all. There's an old adage for vet students - if you're asked to say a dog breed in which a disease occurs, but don't know, just say German Shepherd. That's especially true in allergies and skin issues.
My current boy has an antibacterial shampoo that sits on the shelf waiting for his next hot spot so that I can get it shaved, cleaned and dried as soon as I notice itching and redness to hopefully prevent a full blown infection. It happens so often that I usually spot it before there's even visibly broken skin.
@@LevadeNZ wish you and your pet lots of good health and happiness. My dog is a border collie mix, dog food was his problem, dust, ivy, etc.
Yoghurt and pumpkin and human grade food helped. 💙🐕
@@LevadeNZ I had a Tibetian Mastiff mix, he had a horrible skin condition. Unfortunately, Tibetian Mastiffs are notorious for it.
@@marisapaola9010 raw food is beat. They (dogs and cats) can't digest the highly processed food we feed them. (Kibble and canned). They are still able to digest raw, and kibble and canned is one of the reasons animals are getting cancer.
@@heathenwolf4997 makes sense, I agree with you. But as my dog got older, around age 10, he found it difficult to digest raw food, produces less digestives enzymes, I think, had a history of pancreatitis in his puppy days etc. He's still a great loyal and protective friend, and my constant companion. Wishing you the best 🐶
That dog is not just a man's best friend, he's a valuable member of the police force and serves the community. I'm glad he got better.
@mike sprigg amen to that the dog was treated like dirt x.x
@mike sprigg Your comment doesn't make sense. If the dog was sent into a situation too dangerous for humans, he certainly is an important member of society.
Also enough with that stupid mans best friend BS=.= not everyone likes dogs x.x
@@Fiery_Latina_Goatchan_GF_681 It's a general title for dogs' overall, not that hard of a thing to understand 💀
@mike sprigg We don't value dogs more than humans. Looks like you're wrong again.
What a polite, calm, well-mannered dog 🥰
A properly trained dog is a delight to be with.
Its a police dog what did you expect the dog going rogue?
@@pizzacutter5469 Police dogs aren’t always the best trained dogs out there.
@@pizzacutter5469 you clearly haven’t been around enough police dogs
The reason its calm is because its sick.
"its not goodbye, its see ya later."
"it's always see ya later"
oh my god that broke me
Oh for sure. I tell my. pup's " I'll be back." They know.....
I started bawling my eyes out when that was said, so glad it was a happy ending!
I always told my dogs I’d see them soon because it’s never goodbye. xXx
A true Australian
I hate the word “Goodbye” I never say it
It's always good to see a cop actually take care of the canine they're assigned, especially knowing 40% of canine unit deaths are caused by heatstroke due to lack of care- this mans is honorable in my book (especially because it was the dog acting lethargic that caused him to get it to the vet)
Making sure your friends okay and getting them medical treatment and such is very important in my book, good work
40%?? Jesus christ. This doesn't help in changing my mind that cops are decent human beings.
if a cop actually cared for an animal, he wouldnt be dragging this animal into human conflicts. its disgusting.
@@keaponlaffin6737 Honestly I think canine units are essential but only for specific instances,like drug or bomb sniffing/tracking a lost person's.
Or even as a trained emotional support animal during crisies with children involved. Just not like.. chasing an armed individual or things like that. Its inhumane to ask a literal dog to put their life on the line for these police members especially with how little they police are trained vs how well the dogs are trained.
@@mammontustado9680 While %40 is high, keep in mind how very few canines actually die in the line of duty (and many cops pull them out if they think there is a chance they could get badly hurt). Most cops actually love their canines and adopt them once the dogs get too old and have to retire.
In america you have to apply to be q canine officer, and the people they pick are often the people that volunteer to train and spend time with them before they are canine officers.
At least that was from the people I know, maybe it's different in other parts.
Less good to see is how the Australian police treat regular people who want to live normal lives.
I LOVE a happy ending when it's real.
What do you mean “when it’s real”?
@@willasullivan3261 I was just wondering the same.
@@willasullivan3261 Define real. Literally. Not story form.
@Without a crystal ball sucks Shesuckshairydick are you just going to spam reply people's comments with rude things to ruin their days?
@@sunnypeach1328 I report it don't worry
I'm crying my eyes out. This poor baby. I'm so glad he got better. I'm just going to lie here and snuggle my dog now.
That what I do when I see sad animal videos. I grab my dogs and snuggle them!
Doing the exact same thing.
Fr me too… all of them (3 dogs and 1 cat) I always tell them “I love you and idk what I will do without you “
steppy, you are a good person. I think I'll do the same!
Hes not a baby, is a police officer.
I'm glad that scotty was able to be cured. Losing a dog is just as bad as loosing a loved one. dogs are specified as a man's best friend. I'm just glad scottys okay again
My dog died in October and it is a seemingly unendurable experience. Some days i feel her walking beside me or greeting me at the door when instead it’s memory of repeated times she walked beside me or greeted me. This is the worse pain I’ve ever had.
It’s bad, it’s not as bad as a close family member dying though wtf
@@Kruton3 it is actually.
@@Kruton3 yes it certainly is as painfull and sometimes even more painfull
my grandmother who raised me for 10 years passed away and it took me 2 years to find peace. my dog who helped me through that time passed away and i couldn't even talk abt it for 4 years. my grandmother was my soul mate and mother but that dog was what helped me heal, so it truly depends on the connection and situation.
I'm happy to see he recovered. He's a love.
Hello Mary how’s the weather over there
I had a cellulitis infection in my calf and it was a misery to get rid of... I feel so bad for Scotty, what a sweet doggo, glad he's better.
me too! i was not a happy camper. and i didn’t have insurance. i just remember being in pain and cranky the entire time.
That dog is a trained killer just like his handler. That is all a police dog is a tool for the cop to use in whatever way. It's sad but it is the truth
@@rizeagle33 If you seen police training, you'll realize that they are horrible as killers due to their lack of training. If they kill someone, it's not because of training...
I had a case of (what was believed to have been) cellulitis sometime last year while at uni, staying in the dorms and yeah, it ain't a pleasant experience.
@@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D- Dogs don't have morals, naturally, so killing to them is for their survival, much as it is with humans (there are rare exceptions in the case of murderers.) Also, with their training, they think of it as a game, because they are praised and rewarded with treats. Idk what you two are on about.
he’s such a baby i love himmmmmm, i thank him and his handler for their service
@Without a crystal ball sucks Shesuckshairydick i dont, i live in america not nsw. and whatever the case with cops is over there i dont know, but he seems like a nice man with a cute doggo. dont assume stuff about people based on a video. grow up.
@Without a crystal ball sucks Shesuckshairydick
Ok, but only if you get everyone in this comment section a round trip ticket to Sydney from wherever we're from.
That dog is gonna be trained to kill just like his handler. Cops the biggest and most violent gang in America.
@@rizeagle33 you do realize that this is in australia/new zealand right
@@rizeagle33 America isn't the whole world.
This is why you should always check your animals while patting them, feel their skin and make sure there are no lumps, bumps or sensitive areas that should be investigated 😊
You’re right about that, but I am afraid there are not many people that have the wisdom to do this, unfortunately. It’s not their fault though, they just don’t know any better. Thanks for mentioning it.
Not everyone is aware of this, with how much the fur covers the skin it would be hard to spot if you're unaware of what to look for.
Yes it could have been prevented from getting this bad, but it isn't anyone's fault when they weren't aware. Be glad they even went to the vet and got them the help they needed rather than brushing it off like it was nothing.
Yea because my slickback rhodiesion ridgeback had a lump and for rhodiesion ridgebacks there is something with the ridge that happens and it's extremely deadly l think and so we went to the vet but he was fine it was just from the vaccinations and it went away shortly. 😊
Yep! I used to pet my boy down every day! It's super easy to do if you already pet your dog as much as I do!
WELL SAID 👍
I’m surprised the vet didn’t keep him overnight for observation for the first appointment.
I was thinking the same thing
Same
Why would they it was just cellulitis.
@@lindanwfirefighter4973 very high fever? Risk of brain damage? Literally her own words
Fever is a sign of infection and she gave him antibiotics and antiinflamatiories. For high fever they always give them an injection to lower the fever, so most cases the fever would just go down and the infection would get better. In this case he needed strong antibiotics, but her inicial reaction was right for most cases.
Fever and infections are very common and they usually get better after what she did, so unless he already was 41 or more degrees there was no reason to hospitalize for observation.
Blessings to all three of you. As the mother of a cop who has a bomb detection dog, they not only are a partner, best friend and member of the family. Prayers for the best possible outcome. Our hearts are with you.
Patricia, I'm asking you this because of your family's experience with (a) police dog(s). In the case of your son and his fellow K9 officer, do you know whether the canine officer would attack a burglar who might break into your son's home without a specific command? I'm just really curious, and I hope I'm not bothering you.
Thanks to Lisa for explaining what cellulitis is. I had no idea it is something so serious, and possibly fatal. Very glad she saved Scotty, who will go on protecting NSW.
Hello Carol how’s the weather over there
@Steven Henry - Ew. Don't be a creep, hitting on a random woman in the comment section. This isn't Tinder.
I am so happy that Scotty was under Lisa's care....she never stops searching for the cause of sickness and immediately treats it with a strong antibiotic.
I am so happy that Scotty is healthy.
She is a fantastic vet
I am too. If you're in tune with your animals it's usually easy to see when their behavior is 'off'.
Gorgeous dog. Unbelievable how quickly that infection got so bad. Great to see she was able to help him. She’s his love for life!
As someone else said, this is why dog and other pet owners should train their animals to cooperate when they are being examined, so the family can also do routine full body checks to catch possible problems before they become serious.
It’s always so special and heart warming to see a dog that’s in such bad shape recover and feel better! Thanks to his owner and the Vet that found the cure! Warm Regards
Just shows you the relationship between an officer and his K9..he knew Scotty wasn't his usual self and that quick action probably saved his life..
Hello Kimnaire how’s the weather over there
@Steven Henry - Ew. Don't be a *creep,* hitting on a random woman in the comment section. This isn't Tinder.
@@wholeshebang1 I clicked on his picture and you can view the recent messages he sent and they all are the same as the one he sent me..he looks a normal guy but that could be anyones photo. Gotta be so careful nowadays. 🇬🇧🙏✝️👍
Just as his dog saves his every time he needs him!
You can see how sad he is in his eyes
Bless his precious heart. It makes me so sad to see Scotty suffer, and David is clearly suffering too. The mental anguish of wondering you might have overlooked or done wrong. I love a happy ending.
That Vet is an Angel.
Awe poor puppers! He did not wanna get up at all. At least he is with some of the best vets to help bring him back to normal! Thank you Scotty and his partner for keeping the streets safe!
Ikr! Poor baby.
Any fur baby is a blessing and deserves our love and care but this fur baby is so Special because he's a hard working hero
As the owner of two belgian malinois, seeing one like them suffering hits different. So happy Scotty managed to pull through!
That breed is gorgeous. I'm trying to convince my hubby to have that be the next type of dog we go for, lol
@@xChiimerax They're gorgeous but are quite the handful! They need tons of training and loads of exercise, they're a high working breed meant to run and run so I'd expect no less..They're so majestic yet powerful, a truly wonderful breed.
@@testerwulf3357 100% i got my malinois when he was 1 year old. The breed is not for everyone and that's why they are all over in the rescues and shelters. Luckily, mine is ONE IN MILLIONS. He has temperament of a golden retriever. Perfect off switch and he could stay in crate all day if he has to, but a little whiner.
@@xChiimerax If you are not a professional who can dedicate 8hrs a day to training, exercise, and mental stimulation - please don't
@@horsegirlb7120 I obviously wouldn't want to before going and doing proper research on them... I have an apartment at the moment and would not subject one to living in that small of a space. I plan to get one once we can properly take care of one, and I would be able to dedicate that kind of time to working with one (my husband is in the Navy and I stay at home to care for the animals, but we are currently in the process of moving across the country for his training)
Awww sweet boy!! So happy to see him better :)
I KNEW SCOTTY was going to get sicker, I could see it when he was getting up and getting ready to leave. I’m so glad he got healed though. ❤
Poor beautiful gorgeous dog!😢🥰🐕🦺🥰😢
So glad Scotty is okay. What a sweet dog.
Cried all the way through. Not only for Scotty but my last cat, Jack, didn’t make it through surgery.
Then Crystal died 4 days later, liver disease. It’s hard losing 2 babies in one week.
Terri Seaton I'm so sorry about your loss of your fur-babies. 😢 I lost 3 of my cats to 'old age' that I had had since they were babies....all within 11 days of each other, so I understand the heartbreak. I cried for a week & a half straight. Again, I'm sorry about Jack & Crystal. 💔🕊️
Dear Terri, I am so sorry to read about your losses. My dog passed in October so I can relate to your pain. May you be comforted by your memories of Jack and Crystal
Sorry for your loss friend
I broke my heart seeing this dog who saves OUR lives being so sick 😭😭😭😭😭
Oh poor Scotty! How terrifying to have this happen.
So very glad the boy recovered. Best wishes from Texas.
I'm glad that he recovered faster...strong boi!👆👍🐕
He is so friendly!!!!!! Thank you so very much Lisa for saving his life 😘❤️
5:06 LOOK HIS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOOK AT THAT SMILE SO BEAUTIFUL SO GORGEOUS GOD BLESS THIS PRECIOUS LITTLE ANGEL 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I’d be a bawling mess😭. So glad you got him there in time for treatment. Great job Lisa! Stay safe Scotty and David❤
Poor boy, I’m always saddened to see dogs in pain. I’m glad someone can do this job ❤
Hate seeing animals sick and in distress, happy to see him recover and happy again.
Man it s tour best friend, God bless the poor dog got healty, got help, care, love
So glad he made it. I could feel the officers pain.
When I saw it I totally lost it, I'm so glad he is back working with the community, and back to training. 😢❤
What a beautiful officer of the fur kind
A happy ending is always the best. I have a very healthy respect for any police dog. And I, also, would not want him chomping on my leg!
I doubt you’d keep your leg if he was really going at it😅
That dog is a killer just like his handler.
Hello Sharon how’s the weather over there
Well then, don't be a *bad girl*! 🙂
I usually don't like repeat clips but could you people please expand on this particular video ? It would be very nice to see the transition from very dangerously ill to recovering very well . Regards from India 😊😊😊
So strange that I just went through similar situation myself. Had a UTI that didn't get better with first antibiotic and turned into kidney infection. Had to stay in hospital and get lots of fluids and strong antibiotics. I also had a very high fever and my heart rate was dangerously low. On the med now thanks to the wonderful doctors and nurses. So glad Scottie is also doing better. God bless and stay safe.
So glad you’re healing after your infection. Sounds like it was scary for a few weeks.
I'm glad you better now!!
My sister went through the same thing, however you have done significantly better than her in realising you had a UTI.
She thought and I quote: "I was peeing wrong".
I love her dearly but good gods I lost a few brain cells with that.
Hello Crystal how’s the weather over there
What a fantastic dog!!! Malinois are a very beautiful breed.
I had cellulitis go from my foot to knee that developed from a friends tiny little cat that scratched me. I was in agony for nearly 2 months. But at least I could talk to doctors unlike this brace boi. Glad he recovered n thank you both for your service! Yours too Lisa! 💙🙏😁👍
Awesome recovery. I'm so happy Scottie made it. Thank you Doc for being good at what you do!
Wonderful news for a great dog who does his best looking out for us
Thank you for your service Scotty and so happy to hear you got better.
Love to see that this police dog is back at work. It seemed really serious and it almost looked like he was crying, broke my heart. I'm so glad he's back and better than ever.
He was so sick. Amazing how they saved him ❤❤
This brought tears of joy
Man's and woman's best friend ever ❤
So happy to see him feeling well! 💗
Thank you for taking care of this miraculous dog. Mine worked with me for the police/sheriff working on homicides for over 5 years
Im a big chicken when it comes to sick animals!! I cry at the drop of a hat like I'm doing now! Dr Lisa acted very quickly to get the AMT of antibiotics into Scotty to save that beautiful Shepard's life......These vets have a wonderful gift from God to be able to heal and/or cure these animals!!! May God keep blessing all of you vets, techs, receptionists and everyone else at Bondi and Sash to give these precious beings their life back when it's God's will.......💞💗💞💗💞💗💞💗💋💋🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
Your not a chicken m8! You just got a big heart!
@@CornerFluff Aww thank you CornerFluff how nice of you to say 😊
@@michelleangello8313 :D
that is wonderful for him. I am so happy he is better.. these dogs touch our lives so much.. they need our love!!!
Wow, what a turn around! I love to see happy endings like this one. I'm glad the Scotty is feeling well and back on the job. What a good dog! (and his master seems to be a good guy also!)
Thank you for saving that beautiful boy!
All our animals on Earth deserve to be loved and respected, caring for them with them.
Brought me to tears...What a beautiful friendship that's blossomed here...such a sweet boy💚💌
Such a strong boy! Feel so happy for this Scotty and David. thanks Lisa!
I don't cry much but this got me. Man's best friend.
It was awesome to see him back to his great self. Thank you for posting this. Dogs are phenomenal friends.
Poor boy. I hope he got back to full strength and is back on the beat :)
Thank you for saving them! ❤️❤️ He’s such a good boy!
What a good boy. Thank you all the helped him and thank you both for your service.
Love that Dr Lisa was able to help that gorgeous boy
Dr Lisa my admiration and respect. A very tight hug
I am so glad ☺that he is OK. He is such a great dog.
I recently lost my German shepherd and am devastated. I know our dogs are special to us, but German shepherds are really a one person dog (although they will love the whole family, just not as much) and that bond is unbreakable. They are so in tune to you, it’s more like a spiritual connection. So when they’re also working for you which makes them really happy, it takes your bond to another level. My girl was a pet, but she was so protective and was basically like an emotional support dog for me, she helped me through some rough times. There are no words to describe this breed at all. ❤❤❤❤❤
Scott, is a beautiful and very intelligent type of dog. I understand why the owner loves him so much. He is unique. Nice he is back in good condition. Life is good nice for both of them.
Such a sweet boy Scotty is. And fit too, the way he just casually cleared those barricades at the end as though it was nothing was impressive. ☺️
This one had me in tears. But it was so amazing to see his recovery!
What a heart warming story. He is such a handsome german shepherd. God bless the vets and his partner for taking good care of this K-9 Officer.
So pleased he is well . I support our local police canine unit every year. 🙏🇨🇦
Hello Jeffrey how are you doing. I believe you are healthy and also having a nice weather where you are. I live in California and I'm looking for a new friend Ok!
Thank you for all those who help rescue and / or have rescued animals❣️
So happy he’s better. Keep serving the police buddy 💙💙
Wow, I'm glad he came through this with such strength! Thanks Doc, you're the best!!!
It *really* helps that the patient is young and in great shape.
now thats a good looking veterinarian, she's a sweetheart
What a beautiful dog! So glad that he is safe and healthy.
Scotty is such a sweet boi🤗And he's grateful for the hel💖
Officer Scotty, you are a joy. Thank you to both of your for your service. I am so happy to see you recovering well.
Dr. Lisa is such a Great Doctor. God Bless Dr. Lisa and Her Healings.
So very happy for a wonderful outcome for this special soul who has such a special "calling" looking after others. Relieved his parent can now be at peace too and back together with his partner. Bless you all and special blessings to this precious soul Scotty 🤗🐾💞🤗
Wowzer that was a close call. Thank God for vets that know what to do. I am so glad the Police Dog got well. Our K-9 cops are very important and we can't afford to lose any. Thank you Bondi Vet.
it is crazy how well trained some of these dogs are. The fact their leader can basically give them the attack, let go, guard, watch, find or let this lady look in your mouth command. That is what we like to call in the buisness.. a good doggo
Soooo glad he recovered....Thank You ❤❤❤❤
Wow, brilliant. What a gorgeous happy dog after all that. You two did a great job getting him better 👍
God Bless our Police Officer Dogs.
Thank you for Your Service 🐕🦺🐾🐕🦺
And to Bondi Vets Thank you for saving his life
Glad he's okay. Great job to the veterinarian.
Thank God for giving him the strength to overcome this horrible sickness ❤❤. K9 is so handsome
10/10 handsome boy ❤️
From Spain
Una caricia de mi parte para uno de tantos miles de perros POLICÍA que ayudan hasta las últimas consecuencias...
Me alegro mucho de que se haya recuperado, cuídese agente y cuide de su compañero de cuatro patas.
I felt for him when he said "I do feel really bad" because it is how every pet owner feels whenever a pet is sick or injured. No matter how early you catch on and seek medical treatment, there's always that bit of guilt of "How did I not notice sooner?? I'm with them every day! :( "
Love the doctor and the dog they’re so cute and the police officer everyone’s cutie other is the dog especially the dog thank you for listening Scotty is so cute I wish I had a dog like him I’m about to get a dog but next year so hope Scotty’s life is healthy again
I’ve had cellulitis, it’s excruciatingly painful. I never realized that a dog could have it too.
May David and Scotty have many years together, happy and healthy!!
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I'm so glad to see him improve and get back to his healthy self 💙
So glad that he recovered. He is so cute and wonderful.
Awww 😭😭😭😭😭😭 so sad to see scotty so helpless, my son is just teary watching scotty....soo happy he recovered ❤
Im glad hes ok,thank you for your kindness