When you said, bite and he said, No no. Just scratched. I almost lost it. That was CLEARLY a bite. It takes a lot of experience to handle yourself the way you did. A Vet. would never do what you did without a muzzle. Your a ROCKSTAR, Doug!!!!
I tend to agree with the owner. With birds and dogs, there is what some call bite but is not and then there's a BITE when the jaw clamps down. The owner's arm was all scratched. I used to roughhouse with our dog when I was a teenager and my arm got like that too. I've also been bitten by dogs. Really bitten. Three times. When I was in primary school, 8, or so, then when I was 11 or so - still have a small scar - and a few years ago, by a Staffordshire. Noticed by contrast when the owner asked "are you alright?" But... the problem with the first kind is that a tooth can land in the wrong spot (tendon or vessel?) and that can be painful.
Poor Lychee she has been through a lot in her young life! Every time she jumped and tried to bite you, I jumped too she was so quick! Glad you could help and that you did not get bit!
I can't believe he really said "no no she doesn't bite" after she literally just bit you. Apparently his definition of "bite" differs from the rest of the world. I'm sure if he presented that behavior to other animal professionals, most if not all would turn him away. You're a very special person.
Aww Lychee .. You can tell how sore her spot is. I wish he could have held her more so she could have had more adjustments, but it's not always easy when they fight against it to protect themselves. Hopefully Lychee can take it easy and rest and heal up her hip/leg. It is hard to hold them back when they want to run and have fun, but whatever it takes to get better for the long run. Get well soon Lychee.
Any time an owner says their dog won’t bite, it’s going to bite! Any dog can bite! People just don’t understand their dogs! Dr Doug always seems to get the job done!
A muzzle may be the safest way to help this little puppo as her owner doesn’t seem able to restrain her firmly. That way she can get help without biting the helping hands.
Oh my goodness you had your work cut out with Lychee Dr Doug ! I really admire your persistance in trying to help her . With everything you recommended to her owner I hope she will recover gradually.
Awww I feel for both of you. Lychee is protecting herself from hurting and you Dr. Cracker are trying to help relieve her pain while having to touch her painful area… and risk getting hurt yourself. I was sooo hoping you were going to grab the muzzle but you sensed that was enough for the day. Hope to see Lychee in another episode to see how she’s coming along!
Lychee is a fast girl! With her reflexes. She’s a strong willed dog!! And you have fast reflexes as well Dr.W Good job working on Lychee. With the help from you and Her dad I hope she feels better soon!
Good heavens, you are way more patient with people than I would be. If some dog lunged at me while I was trying to work on it, and the guy argued with me about getting bit, I would be so angry. I have no tolerance for pet owners who allow this kind of behavior. Yes, I know animals will respond aggressively when they are threatened, but I expect an owner to do much more than shush his dog and pet her and reinforce that bad behavior. If that was my dog, the leash would be on, possibly wrapped around her muzzle, and she would be properly restrained. That guy allowed his dog to get multiple bites and close calls in. If you want me to work on your animal, you damn well better protect me. Allowing his dog to behave that way and acting like it was nothing was so disrespectful. I have no tolerance for that.
Although, of course, no one wants to see any bites that could hurt the doctor, this comment seems very harsh. The dog’s person seems like a good and caring man to me. I imagine he hasn’t experienced her biting others before. But then, he likely has not taken her to a chiropractor - reaching into really tender areas of his dog - before. And he was clearly trying to do his best. Yeah, he initially denied the bite. But after that initial denial, he didn’t do so again. Instead, he apologized and continued to try to help prevent it from happening. The doctor will have a better idea - far more experience with what a session entails for an animal - of how best to help the situation. For example, he talked near the end of the recording of potentially using a muzzle. (I’m guessing that he might have done so in this case if he had it to do over again. 😊 I say that because I’ve seen him use a muzzle in another episode - with a Pomeranian, I think? 😊👍) But I also really appreciate the doc wanting to help regardless, and the patience and compassion he clearly maintained with both dog and human here. 👏❤️
If I'm ever in NY I gotta see you. Most Chiropractor's don't even understand how the body works. You do! And the communication of your finger tips to your brain is very accurate.
I hope the guy uses a real dog collar or harness in addition to the choke collar which can strangle the dog. Choke collars also can lead to tracheal collapse. I know we only saw a small portion, so hopefully the owner is aware and uses proper collars. Wishing Lychee a speedy recovery.
Thanks to Lychee dad for rescuing her. She is so cute Dr Doug you did a wonderful job. You were not afraid or anxious. You are right poor baby girl was just in pain. Good luck Lychee I hope you can contain your excitement. You are a very playful girl. Thanks Dr Doug for all you do.
Adorable dog. Great work helping Lychee despite her defending the painful area, Dr. Doug. The owner needs a different leash and harness, etc., to avoid hurting her throat.
Dr Willen, you explained and demonstrated everything so perfectly 👌, your speech was so clear. Lychee didn’t mean to bite you,, she has a a really bad tender spot but we can’t have anything happen to the magic hands of our great 👍chiropractor. Being on the leash for some time will get that part to heal quicker cause without a leash, she’s all over the place and is very fast. I think this was the first dog that was giving you a hard time when you wanted to do more for her cause she’s in pain, the owner should’ve used the muzzle. Ruby was the greatest patient, she-loved you as so did you, hope Lychee feels better soon. Thank you 🙏for everything and have a nice week doc
She was trying to see if you were trying to hurt her. Turning away from it. Lil thang she was trying to protect herself. She looks like a ridgeback mix. You're really good at what you do.👍
Don't you just love how the good Doctor showed Lychee he was no harm by going through the same process with the owner? Was very heart warming, to watch such a professional at work!
Your re-enactments are great 😂 I wish you could work more on Lychee - I noticed he had her beg up on her hind legs which I recall you addressed in a prior video. Stopping that may help too - much ❣ to her and I hope she gets better. Ty Dr. Doug.
It makes so much sense that she reacted that way. Of course she guards the spot that hurts to not get hurt more. ❤ It's so difficult to let animals understand how treatments help them, especially if it gets them more uncomfortable at first for a short time. (Like taking medicine, too!)
You are so amazing Dr. Doug. You have such love for animals. I love them with all that i am. And it is sooo good to see someone like you taking care of our furry friends.
You know in all fairness She gave several clues that she did not like Dr. Doug pressing around in that area before she lunged! I have a lot of respect for you Dr. Doug. A lot of Docs would not even SEE a dog that was the least bit "nippy" but you on the other hand never turn away an animal in pain. Of course a muzzle could have been an option if needed but you always seem to work through it! ♥🐶👍
Your correct. I have handled semi-feral and very unsocialized dogs. I had one bite my Dr.s finger so hard she had to file a claim. She finished the surgery. She was really mad at me for bringing her that dog. He did get adopted after 5 years to a non-judgmental family. It all worked in my opinion...lol
This is a beautiful dog. Looks like a pit lab mix to me. And I bet a sweetie if not for her pain, it can certainly be a stressor for anyone but she is clearly trying to behave herself. ❤ I understand booboo. I have back pain too, and I'm always grouchy.
It is an amazing dog. Looks like her owner works with her a lot. But that looked like a bite. You're pretty brave, but you don't waste time, you get to the source of the problem and you explain everything.
Dog is such a cutie. I know you’ve heard this many times now but don’t risk it next time doc. The second that first sign of her bringing her mouth to the hands when she wasn’t biting yet was time to put that muzzle on. Love your work. Pls keep yourself safe!
I haven’t bitten my chiro but I had a very sore painful spot in my sternum/rib base. I couldn’t let her touch it & I’m not squeamish. Side sleeper w my chest scrunched. Don’t do it. She gave me stretches to do. Saved me.
In my younger days and I mean younger I was trained by an awesome veterinarian and got certified as a vet assistant vet tech. The first thing he taught me was when a dog's in pain they will bite. In the 8 years I work for him my veterinarian never got that and he showed me the proper way to hold. The owners don't understand if the dog is in pain it will protect that area.
Hi Doc, my sister works with animals and she told me about a calm and clear. It’s all natural and safe, a spray is best it helps clam them down before you work on them, I can find out which one it is if you like
Lovely Lychee- was chatting with you a lot as this visit was so exciting! Just wonderful to see the persistence Doc, in trying to help her. Hope is can be maintained…👏👏💐
Village dogs are tough, brought one back from Belize. Survival is essential in their manner. Had to muzzle mine for a month or two for nails. Well done.
Oh! Lychee is probably the first dog that didn't come around. She was like "I don't want to know you anymore. I don't like you anymore." 😂 But she also didn't shake or lick, I think, so she needs to get rid of some tension first, process what happened. She was definitely improving after each step. I wonder how she's doing now.
I’m also in Florida, but can’t drive up to see you until much later this year. My red nose pittie is in desperate need of chiropractic care. Can you offer some tips on how to find a good chiropractor? On a side bar note, I follow along with your videos, and Remy is my patient. I do all of the motions, minus the adjustments, and I can tell he’s in heaven. I told my husband I could do it to him too, but he was afraid I’d start popping him. 😂
🤣🤣 Rusty's like, " youuu caaaant seee meeee" ,momma Nora, " you know you're not supposed to be up there." Rusty bites paper towel. Then Rue is like "watch this!!" 🤣🤣🥰🥰🧡🧡
Hmm 🤔 I'm thinking part lab..bully... Basset hound... A smidge German Shepherd and Chihuahua cause why not. 😁 Hopefully you got her good enough that in a few days she will be better. She is very hyper, needs to practice no jumping. LOL and no biting 😉 have a great week it's almost over!
The way she walks really does resemble the way a Chihuahua walks. They are bandylegged, and their legs roll to the outside somehow. It’s hard to translate into words, but you know it when you see it.
G'day Lychee 🙂 Well , your another firecracker !! Biting our Douglas and usually he's quick but you were quicker 🤔 You would have made a great Gun Slinger in the Olde days 🤠 Hope the pain went away quick Douglas .
Little curious if other people have this as well. When doug is working on the animals and touches them at the atlas, does anyone else get this tingle in the back of the head at the atlas? It somehow happens for me and i have no clue why.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen yea, it's a lot like the feeling when i meditate or someone works on my own spine or muscles. I just don't understand how i can get the same feeling through the video.
I can hear her nails clacking on the floor, l had a dod my first dog who couldn't walk one morning, took him to the vet, he said, it affects the spine to walk on long uncut nails we didn't have anymore issues, would this be part of the problem.👩🐶🐾
I can see from here that the owner is not pack leader, he did not even manage to hold the leash steady, the dog basically owns and controls him that's why she's so excited and aggressive.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Some humans don’t like ice on their skin either, even though it’s extremely beneficial. Unfortunately, I am one of them. Even when I know it will do me good, I flinch.
She reminds me of someone...she's in pain, but she doesn't show it.🤭 Get well soon Lychee! ❤P.S. What do you get when you mix lychee and coconut? Tutti-frutti dog.🥥🐶
I would suggest trying a plastic plate with peanut butter (liver pâté for nut allergy owners) spread ALL over it, try to have the dog come in hungry. Owner can hold at any level while you work...even putting a cone on while letting dog have peanut butter...
This is NOT a mean dog. Shes in pain. Dogs cant verbally tell you that what your doing hurts. Snapping like that is a correction. "I dont like that,it hurts, STOP!"
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When you said, bite and he said, No no. Just scratched. I almost lost it. That was CLEARLY a bite. It takes a lot of experience to handle yourself the way you did. A Vet. would never do what you did without a muzzle. Your a ROCKSTAR, Doug!!!!
Well it was not only just a scratch! But maybe next time a muzzle! 😁 thanks Valley Girl!
I tend to agree with the owner. With birds and dogs, there is what some call bite but is not and then there's a BITE when the jaw clamps down. The owner's arm was all scratched. I used to roughhouse with our dog when I was a teenager and my arm got like that too. I've also been bitten by dogs. Really bitten. Three times. When I was in primary school, 8, or so, then when I was 11 or so - still have a small scar - and a few years ago, by a Staffordshire.
Noticed by contrast when the owner asked "are you alright?"
But... the problem with the first kind is that a tooth can land in the wrong spot (tendon or vessel?) and that can be painful.
What an action-filled adjustment, but no hard feelings LYCHEE!! Please wish her a speedy recovery!! ❤
The fact you even work with biting dogs shows your compassion! Great effort 💪
I love all dogs, all horses, all cats, I love all animals and I am not afraid. Thanks hth for being her again, I appreciate that.
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Absolutely! And I see you're really helping so many animals, so awesome. God has your back always.
Might be a good idea to keep a few muzzles of different sizes on hand to use when needed.
Speedy recovery Lychee. ❤
Dr. Doug had the dog walk re-enactment spot on. 😂
Use a muzzle next time on Lychee so her owner doesn't choke her out. 😭
Thanks!
Poor Lychee she has been through a lot in her young life! Every time she jumped and tried to bite you, I jumped too she was so quick! Glad you could help and that you did not get bit!
I was in her painful spots, its alright!
Hi Leechee! Bless y'all! And Doc, thanx a zillion! You are a kind man and strong.
I can't believe he really said "no no she doesn't bite" after she literally just bit you. Apparently his definition of "bite" differs from the rest of the world. I'm sure if he presented that behavior to other animal professionals, most if not all would turn him away. You're a very special person.
I know! Thank you for sharing. I appreciate it.
Why no muzzle was used? You can't always trust an owner to have full control of a dog in pain. Kuddos to Dr Doug having fast reflexes 🙂
Thanks for the fast reflexes! I‘ll think about a muzzle next time. Thank you John.
Aww Lychee .. You can tell how sore her spot is. I wish he could have held her more so she could have had more adjustments, but it's not always easy when they fight against it to protect themselves. Hopefully Lychee can take it easy and rest and heal up her hip/leg. It is hard to hold them back when they want to run and have fun, but whatever it takes to get better for the long run. Get well soon Lychee.
Yes, she was a great sport! Thanks for watching!
I love how gentle he is with the animals and then he’s like BAM with the human back cracking. Absolute gold 😂
Thanks Carly, glad you love it.
Any time an owner says their dog won’t bite, it’s going to bite! Any dog can bite! People just don’t understand their dogs! Dr Doug always seems to get the job done!
You are gentle and kind you also are 💪 and caring
I have had a psoas muscle release as a human and I wanted to do more than bite someone. Extremely painful. Respect to both Lychee and Dr on this.
Wow, thank you for sharing!
A muzzle may be the safest way to help this little puppo as her owner doesn’t seem able to restrain her firmly. That way she can get help without biting the helping hands.
Maybe yes next time! Thanks for sharing Lilbit.
I love your imitation of the way they walk… it is always spot on, and I know because I have C.P. Very entertaining to watch
Poor baby! I hope she understood that you were trying to help her!
I think she did!
Poor Lychee. Thanks Doc for patience with her. The pup was definitely trying to avoid pain, as you well know.
Yes exactly! Thanks for sharing A.
Oh my goodness you had your work cut out with Lychee Dr Doug ! I really admire your persistance in trying to help her . With everything you recommended to her owner I hope she will recover gradually.
Yes, me too! Thanks for watching Elaine!
Aww she's such a good girl but it hurts so much 🥺 I hope she gets to feel better after another session or two! You're amazing, Dr. Doug! 😊
Yes! She really needed that, poor little one. Thank you gkalenaki for you nice compliment.☺️
Awww I feel for both of you. Lychee is protecting herself from hurting and you Dr. Cracker are trying to help relieve her pain while having to touch her painful area… and risk getting hurt yourself. I was sooo hoping you were going to grab the muzzle but you sensed that was enough for the day. Hope to see Lychee in another episode to see how she’s coming along!
Yes, she was a little confused but we got it done!
Lychee is a fast girl! With her reflexes. She’s a strong willed dog!! And you have fast reflexes as well Dr.W
Good job working on Lychee.
With the help from you and
Her dad I hope she feels better soon!
I Hope that too, it’s good to have some quick reflexes too.Thanks Audra.
Good heavens, you are way more patient with people than I would be. If some dog lunged at me while I was trying to work on it, and the guy argued with me about getting bit, I would be so angry. I have no tolerance for pet owners who allow this kind of behavior. Yes, I know animals will respond aggressively when they are threatened, but I expect an owner to do much more than shush his dog and pet her and reinforce that bad behavior. If that was my dog, the leash would be on, possibly wrapped around her muzzle, and she would be properly restrained. That guy allowed his dog to get multiple bites and close calls in. If you want me to work on your animal, you damn well better protect me. Allowing his dog to behave that way and acting like it was nothing was so disrespectful. I have no tolerance for that.
Yes I know, thank you for your thoughtful comment.
Although, of course, no one wants to see any bites that could hurt the doctor, this comment seems very harsh.
The dog’s person seems like a good and caring man to me. I imagine he hasn’t experienced her biting others before. But then, he likely has not taken her to a chiropractor - reaching into really tender areas of his dog - before.
And he was clearly trying to do his best.
Yeah, he initially denied the bite. But after that initial denial, he didn’t do so again. Instead, he apologized and continued to try to help prevent it from happening.
The doctor will have a better idea - far more experience with what a session entails for an animal - of how best to help the situation.
For example, he talked near the end of the recording of potentially using a muzzle.
(I’m guessing that he might have done so in this case if he had it to do over again. 😊 I say that because I’ve seen him use a muzzle in another episode - with a Pomeranian, I think? 😊👍)
But I also really appreciate the doc wanting to help regardless, and the patience and compassion he clearly maintained with both dog and human here. 👏❤️
If I'm ever in NY I gotta see you. Most Chiropractor's don't even understand how the body works. You do! And the communication of your finger tips to your brain is very accurate.
Come on down!
I hope the guy uses a real dog collar or harness in addition to the choke collar which can strangle the dog. Choke collars also can lead to tracheal collapse. I know we only saw a small portion, so hopefully the owner is aware and uses proper collars. Wishing Lychee a speedy recovery.
Thank you!
Thanks to Lychee dad for rescuing her. She is so cute
Dr Doug you did a wonderful job. You were not afraid or anxious. You are right poor baby girl was just in pain. Good luck Lychee I hope you can contain your excitement. You are a very playful girl. Thanks Dr Doug for all you do.
You are so kind Thanks Beth!
Adorable dog. Great work helping Lychee despite her defending the painful area, Dr. Doug.
The owner needs a different leash and harness, etc., to avoid hurting her throat.
Thanks for your tip. I appreciate it. A.W.
Dr Willen, you explained and demonstrated everything so perfectly 👌, your speech was so clear. Lychee didn’t mean to bite you,, she has a a really bad tender spot but we can’t have anything happen to the magic hands of our great 👍chiropractor. Being on the leash for some time will get that part to heal quicker cause without a leash, she’s all over the place and is very fast. I think this was the first dog that was giving you a hard time when you wanted to do more for her cause she’s in pain, the owner should’ve used the muzzle. Ruby was the greatest patient, she-loved you as so did you, hope Lychee feels better soon. Thank you 🙏for everything and have a nice week doc
She was a good dog to work with, thanks Emma! Glad you enjoyed!
She was trying to see if you were trying to hurt her. Turning away from it. Lil thang she was trying to protect herself. She looks like a ridgeback mix.
You're really good at what you do.👍
Don't you just love how the good Doctor showed Lychee he was no harm by going through the same process with the owner? Was very heart warming, to watch such a professional at work!
Thank you, she was great to work with!
Your re-enactments are great 😂 I wish you could work more on Lychee - I noticed he had her beg up on her hind legs which I recall you addressed in a prior video. Stopping that may help too - much ❣ to her and I hope she gets better. Ty Dr. Doug.
You’re so welcome Roxx Anne
It makes so much sense that she reacted that way. Of course she guards the spot that hurts to not get hurt more. ❤ It's so difficult to let animals understand how treatments help them, especially if it gets them more uncomfortable at first for a short time. (Like taking medicine, too!)
Yes that’s true!
Thank you so much, for bringing relief, to so many precious animals. You are their blessing.
Aww thanks for so much compassion Deborah.
Amazing work as always. The passion you have for animals is ❤️.I could watch your work all day. Thanks for the videos,enjoy em.
So grateful for your support David, so glad you enjoy the videos, that means a lot to me. Thank you.
You are so amazing Dr. Doug. You have such love for animals. I love them with all that i am. And it is sooo good to see someone like you taking care of our furry friends.
Awww thanks Debbie for the kind words, always nice to read comments like that. So grateful for your support…always.
I love when you explain and educate everyone. Thanx man
Poor Lychee..
Great job ❤
Great job Dr Doug.
Quick moves.
God bless 🙋🏻♀️♥️🇺🇸
Thanks for watching!
You know in all fairness She gave several clues that she did not like Dr. Doug pressing around in that area before she lunged! I have a lot of respect for you Dr. Doug. A lot of Docs would not even SEE a dog that was the least bit "nippy" but you on the other hand never turn away an animal in pain. Of course a muzzle could have been an option if needed but you always seem to work through it! ♥🐶👍
Yes, it was a give and take for sure. Thanks for watching!
Your correct. I have handled semi-feral and very unsocialized dogs. I had one bite my Dr.s finger so hard she had to file a claim. She finished the surgery. She was really mad at me for bringing her that dog. He did get adopted after 5 years to a non-judgmental family. It all worked in my opinion...lol
poor girl, poor Doc. but you both did a good job. thank you 🙏
Thank you!
Lychee has the cutest eyebrows.
Right?!? She's so pretty!
Such a cutie!
This is a beautiful dog. Looks like a pit lab mix to me. And I bet a sweetie if not for her pain, it can certainly be a stressor for anyone but she is clearly trying to behave herself. ❤ I understand booboo. I have back pain too, and I'm always grouchy.
oh she is adorable!!!
She will reach eventually the point of healing with your help Dr. Willen 💎
I hope so!
It is an amazing dog. Looks like her owner works with her a lot. But that looked like a bite. You're pretty brave, but you don't waste time, you get to
the source of the problem and you explain everything.
Dog is such a cutie. I know you’ve heard this many times now but don’t risk it next time doc. The second that first sign of her bringing her mouth to the hands when she wasn’t biting yet was time to put that muzzle on.
Love your work. Pls keep yourself safe!
I haven’t bitten my chiro but I had a very sore painful spot in my sternum/rib base. I couldn’t let her touch it & I’m not squeamish.
Side sleeper w my chest scrunched. Don’t do it.
She gave me stretches to do. Saved me.
Haha, I would hope not!
In my younger days and I mean younger I was trained by an awesome veterinarian and got certified as a vet assistant vet tech. The first thing he taught me was when a dog's in pain they will bite. In the 8 years I work for him my veterinarian never got that and he showed me the proper way to hold. The owners don't understand if the dog is in pain it will protect that area.
👍🏼
One of your best!
Thank you Eagle Don!
Is there a follow-up??. Cheers Rosemary Perth Western Australia 72yrs
I am wondering how Lychee is doing. 😍
Phew, that was an interesting one.👍
Glad you liked this one AY.
Great job, Doc!! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked it!
Great explanation of treatment.💜
Thank you Louise.☺️
Hi Doc, my sister works with animals and she told me about a calm and clear. It’s all natural and safe, a spray is best it helps clam them down before you work on them, I can find out which one it is if you like
Thanks for sharing!
Lovely Lychee- was chatting with you a lot as this visit was so exciting! Just wonderful to see the persistence Doc, in trying to help her. Hope is can be maintained…👏👏💐
Thank you Sabine!
Hi, I watch your videos…why did you use the clicker rather than your hands?
The velocity isn’t the same much precise with an activator!
Village dogs are tough, brought one back from Belize. Survival is essential in their manner. Had to muzzle mine for a month or two for nails. Well done.
Thanks for sharing that shiboof.
Yes controlled activity maybe some anti inflammatory meds to speed up recovery, great work!
Thanks for watching!
Poor Lychee 😲 ,I hope you feel better soon ❤️.
Good job hangin in Doc 🤗.
JO JO IN VT 💞💨❄️☃️
Thank you so much JoJo! I always like your cute nice compassionate comments! You’re a good person!
Glad you mentioned ice packs.,best anti inflammatory on the market.
Thanks Karen!!
Dang that girl is strong!
She was!
Oh! Lychee is probably the first dog that didn't come around. She was like "I don't want to know you anymore. I don't like you anymore." 😂 But she also didn't shake or lick, I think, so she needs to get rid of some tension first, process what happened. She was definitely improving after each step. I wonder how she's doing now.
I’m also in Florida, but can’t drive up to see you until much later this year. My red nose pittie is in desperate need of chiropractic care. Can you offer some tips on how to find a good chiropractor? On a side bar note, I follow along with your videos, and Remy is my patient. I do all of the motions, minus the adjustments, and I can tell he’s in heaven. I told my husband I could do it to him too, but he was afraid I’d start popping him. 😂
No sorry Sue, don’t know any animal Chiro in Florida. I know it’s difficult to find a good one.
🤣🤣 Rusty's like, " youuu caaaant seee meeee" ,momma Nora, " you know you're not supposed to be up there." Rusty bites paper towel. Then Rue is like "watch this!!" 🤣🤣🥰🥰🧡🧡
Haha nice!
Hmm 🤔 I'm thinking part lab..bully... Basset hound... A smidge German Shepherd and Chihuahua cause why not. 😁
Hopefully you got her good enough that in a few days she will be better. She is very hyper, needs to practice no jumping. LOL and no biting 😉 have a great week it's almost over!
That would be cool! Thanks B!
The way she walks really does resemble the way a Chihuahua walks. They are bandylegged, and their legs roll to the outside somehow. It’s hard to translate into words, but you know it when you see it.
I spilled coffee all over myself and my keyboard the first time she snapped. LOL
Oh no!
It was sweet the way she kind of apologized after biting. Also, might want to invest in some muzzles for safety.
G'day Lychee 🙂 Well , your another firecracker !! Biting our Douglas and usually he's quick but you were quicker 🤔 You would have made a great Gun Slinger in the Olde days 🤠 Hope the pain went away quick Douglas .
Haha, yes she would have! Thanks Mark!
Little curious if other people have this as well. When doug is working on the animals and touches them at the atlas, does anyone else get this tingle in the back of the head at the atlas? It somehow happens for me and i have no clue why.
This is amazing really!?
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen yea, it's a lot like the feeling when i meditate or someone works on my own spine or muscles. I just don't understand how i can get the same feeling through the video.
Thx very much.
Thanks for watching!
I can hear her nails clacking on the floor, l had a dod my first dog who couldn't walk one morning, took him to the vet, he said, it affects the spine to walk on long uncut nails we didn't have anymore issues, would this be part of the problem.👩🐶🐾
It‘s true that it is important to trim the nails. Thanks for sharing Louise.
Dr. Doug, I think Lychee has trained Daniel well 😉
They're both great!
I can see from here that the owner is not pack leader, he did not even manage to hold the leash steady, the dog basically owns and controls him that's why she's so excited and aggressive.
He most definitely needs a muzzle next time for her. 😂🤣🤣 She’s so cute! ❤
Thanks Crich!
The owner is not holding him the way you suggested, so the muzzle needs to be used. Cheers Rosemary Perth Western Australia 72yrs
I always wondered can you ice or put heat on the animals as we do as humans to take the inflammation down?
Yes, but some might not like it!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen Some humans don’t like ice on their skin either, even though it’s extremely beneficial. Unfortunately, I am one of them. Even when I know it will do me good, I flinch.
Lychee is a good girl. She will love the endorphins for a while. She is loved and that is the best medicine.
Wow awesome thank you Becky hope she will!
YIKES good reflex’s doc! That would’ve hurt bad. Blood and all lol
Haha, thank you! Just missed me!
I work in pet physical therapy and I can suggest more effective restraint techniques that you can teach your pet owners while assisting you. Lmk!
Okay! That’s awesome! Thank you Samuel for sharing!
As a dog bather I heard the “oh they don’t bite” as the dog proceeds to bite me 😂
I'm sorry but the owner made me scream at the video HOLD HER HEAD!
Thanks for watching Quantum
Dr. Doug you're always worried about the cats giving you problems.... And there you got Lychee! She could give a few cats a run for the money.
She reminds me of someone...she's in pain, but she doesn't show it.🤭 Get well soon Lychee! ❤P.S. What do you get when you mix lychee and coconut? Tutti-frutti dog.🥥🐶
Haha that's perfect!
I would suggest trying a plastic plate with peanut butter (liver pâté for nut allergy owners) spread ALL over it, try to have the dog come in hungry. Owner can hold at any level while you work...even putting a cone on while letting dog have peanut butter...
Thanks for the tips Reflexology.
I see in the end , Coconut want to hold
her Owner to , for he cant bit Doc ;-))
Thanks sharing!
You got tough patients
I have all sorts!
@@AnimalCrackerDrDougWillen hugs
When I lay on my left side, my right arm gets numb.
So sorry to hear!
What a firecracker 🧨
She was!
Watching this video I could not escape the thought that the dog might have a thorn in her paw.
She did not, but definitely a possibility to always check!
Dogs need a chill pill like use sometimes.
Hi Tom, I‘m not a vet, this outside of my authority 😬
Man. I need a chiropractor so bad.
Ah man 😂 lychee looks absolutely 100% too friendly to bite, but boy she sure proved me wrong 🤣
It really bothers me when dog owners insist that their dog doesn’t bite. EVERY dog bites.
I know! Thanks for watching Advocate.
It was a doggy/daddy combo crack this time!
Yes it was!
This is NOT a mean dog. Shes in pain. Dogs cant verbally tell you that what your doing hurts. Snapping like that is a correction. "I dont like that,it hurts, STOP!"
Woah!!😳
Woah!
Muzzle
I know! Thanks for sharing!
A muzzle works wonders.
I saw you dans as good as you work😂👌🏻
Haha! Thanks Active HD, 👍🏼☺️
No dog parks for awhile.
Yes!
❤
Can't help but feel this could've been a lot easier if Lychee's energy had been drained more before the visit. She was amped and out of control
Seems like Lychee was "reflecting " the owners pain there at the end of session! Or mirroring " his " painfull area. 🤗
Edit x me.
Haha, yes!