Overprotective New Mum Guards Tiny Puppies With Her Life!! | Full Episode | Bondi Vet

[@ladybirb]

I remember SASH! They removed my Basset Hound’s cancer there. The first thing the surgeon said when I spoke to him after surgery was ‘you did the right thing.’ We rescued our Basset (Gus) when we lived in the USA, and he came all the way back to Sydney with us. He lived to the ripe old age of 15.

[@joyceobeys6818]

If you feed them non GMOed foods n foods they are supposed to actually have, they can live to be in the 30’s and healthy. It’s the GMOed food that kills them and make them sick. It’s so sad. Glad you had em that long. :)

[@reagan.butler]

@@joyceobeys6818 the longest living dog wasn't even 30, where did you find this information lol.

[@joyceobeys6818]

@@reagan.butler It’s online. A guy stopped feeding his dogs GMOed foods n fed them meat n vegys.

[@reagan.butler]

@@joyceobeys6818 you really believe everything you read online? lol

[@joannemurdock7899]

@@joyceobeys6818 what is GMOED FOODS?

[@happinessfaithfulness]

Frankie is such a good mama very attentive to her babies even as Kate examines them good job mama

[@asaradhi]

Lol. All dog mums are protective. Who put " over protective " in the title 🤦 😁😁😁😁 ?

[@hothotheat3000]

I was expecting a biting snarling dog. She was fine.

[@angelahill8660]

@@asaradhi actually some dogs are not protective of their pups and don't take care of them but in this case Frankie's a good mama

[@stephaniedavis7370]

She was like I made these, day mine.

[@FiSH-iSH]

why did i read “kate examines” as “ketamine”

[@crystalhaataja304]

What's with the hate in the comments. Frankie's owner seems to care about her enough to call the vet to make sure she and her babies are alright. Doesn't sound idiotic to me.

[@magdamulford4038]

I will never understand some People!😢

[@Wirbesonders]

@@Yuki-di2rb a dog wrote this

[@brandybender4763]

🤨 I don't see anything but love for all of these animals.

[@Daniele-hn4vf]

😅❤

[@prcervi]

people get weird about dog breeders, because on one hand producing more animals needing homes when shelters are eternally overfilled and some of these breeds are just not healthy ones (dachshunds are notorious for back issues, among other small dog health issues) on the other hand for genetic diversity and continuation of a breed more puppies must be made, and hey some of those people even have those dogs work in the niches they were originally breed for! (dachshunds not so much anymore but there's almost certainly a aussie rabbit hunter or 2 that still used them to flush the invasive pest out)

[@anneselby2293]

That poor little greyhound. Actually they really are very good natured animals. My MIL took in a retired greyhound because they were just going to put her down. She lived a long and lovely life after going to MIL. She adored my MIL's cat Sally.

[@sammygirl6910]

My family fostered racing greyhounds for years. Out of probably 20, we had two who were aggressive. Turned out they had medical issues that were causing them pain. Once they were treated the bad behavior stopped. Lovely dogs.

[@ellioshiem7892]

they are gorgeous dogs.

[@oiseaufeu]

@@sammygirl6910 If my tries to bite out of nowhere, I'd go to the vet asap and rule out any medical problems. So far, she never tried to bite me or snarled at me yet. She's almost 7 years old so I'll be on the look out.

[@emyshibukawa8078]

God bless your mom & others who save their lives!

[@deniseroe5891]

I have thought of rescuing one, they are so sweet.

[@cynthiawheeler8978]

Giving ‘a lot of love’ is NEVER cheesy. The fox is beautiful.

[@16MedicRN]

Yes.

[@לבנהאוחיון-ל3כ]

אני אוהבת את זה מעוד מאוד אני אוהבת חיות אני רועדת ביד ימין

[@LuckyBadger]

shalom from Israel!

[@JessMcNicholl]

Such a poor thing to dump a greyhound that suddenly can't walk properly just because she can't be used for money. And Betty is still a puppy too! I'm glad she's in good hands now

[@Cuaedria]

It's business. Ruthlessly efficient, they can be. Either a dog can run & make money, or they're gone. I'm just glad they sent the pup to a rescue. Many such dogs are simply shot. 😖

[@shirleylaboy603]

As sad as it is the same happens in the horse world, if they don't bring in money they're no good to the owner. I'm so happy that Betty found a wonderful forever home and is happy. 🙂

[@ellioshiem7892]

it is so cruel and despicable. I hate those greedy money making creeps. I wish there were tighter laws. poor little betty.....🐶🐶❤

[@phoenixflamegames1]

@@ellioshiem7892 I know that at least here there are breeding laws about not being allowed to kill imperfect bred dogs.

[@ellioshiem7892]

@@phoenixflamegames1 I love animals. anyone who harms them will get their karma.......

[@susanwright802]

Red is an absolute beauty. Such a privilege to see a fox up close via this episode. And I'm constantly blown away by how gentle Dr Scott is.

[@ellioshiem7892]

oh yes, what a gentle little beauty. brilliant she is being cared for.

[@Pythonaria]

We have a lot of urban foxes where I live. Last year and this year I've had families of foxes in my back garden. Our house backs onto woodland. I've been very lucky to be able to watch the fox cubs grow up from a distance. They've moved out of my garden now to make lives for themselves but I have a feeling I'll be watching the new cubs next year again. I don't feed the foxes as I want them to be wild and there's plenty of food for them in the woodland. It would be easy to feed them but if I did that and they went into someone's house, it could be disastrous for them as not everyone likes foxes.

[@FiSH-iSH]

@@Pythonariamaximun respect for not feeding wild animals, cant say the same about tourists with seagulls lol

[@Pythonaria]

@@FiSH-iSH I can guarantee I've just had my car cleaned and the gulls use it for target practice 🙄 I used to live in the North East of Scotland, right by the sea and the seagulls were a real nuisance. Go some 26 miles north and you can see them in their natural habitat on the cliffs. Watching them glide on the breeze on a warm summer day is very relaxing. I have a lot of wildlife in my back garden. Hedgehogs, frogs, toads, newts, Slow Worms - all creatures that keep the slug and snail population down.

[@eleanorcooke7136]

​@@Pythonaria my grandma has a fox in her garden that she had to treat for mange. Because of the treatment, the fox started to depend on her. She's now trying to wean the fox's (now grown) babies off of relying on her to try and encourage them to properly hunt/scavenge.

[@katherinewray2621]

When my dog heard the pups whimpering he nuzzled my screen...🤣❤👌

[@amberkat8147]

Oh, that's so adorable.

[@JennaGetsCreative]

Oh my goodness, Momma Frankie is precious! She's very conflicted about trusting the humans she knows and trusts herself with her babies.

[@ChaoticLesbian21]

Never in my life have I seen or heard of a racoon dog, I thought it was a type of badger at first. It's incredible what mother nature produces. I'm definitely gonna do some reasherching about these creatures

[@fivepebbles876]

It's a tanuki

[@sweetfish986]

I know! I found out about them when I was in middle school. Loved them so much I made a stuffed animal version. ( I made sure it wasn't made of their fur)

[@DanteOokami]

Here in Japan, they're called Tanuki. (Raccoon Dog, though more related to foxes than actual raccoons from what I read). Floofy things, saw a video of one in another area that stole a person's shoe, it was hilarious.

[@fivepebbles876]

fun fact: Tom Nook from Animal Crossing is a tanuki! Though the english version of this game refers to him as a racoon :')

[@weeloi]

The little girls visiting Lisa was so wholesome‼️ You could see the excitement and wonder in their eyes. Love to see it

[@robadams5799]

They were sweet, weren't they?

[@clareobrien3265]

I cried watching how loving caring and attentive Frankie was to her tiny babies. When I see baby animals. I either bite my self (thanks to cute aggression )🤣 or start crying.

[@jilliangrannon1939]

Cute is actually something our brain can't compute. That's why we squeeze and bite cute things our brain says destroy but motherly instincts kick in. Lol.

[@Purelight1960]

Frankie became less anxious as soon as her mum knew that Frankie was OK. Gorgeous pups. Red is lovely. Very hard not to cuddle that cutie, especially when she looks at you with those big brown eyes that scream cuddle me. Alpaca spit at the back of my throat would make me retch too.....yuck! Betty is a beauty. She's got the best life a dog could want. This is my best show too💖

[@RamadaArtist]

Wow I didn't even catch that transition but you're right. Frankie's owner was nervous about Frankie's health, and Frankie just picked up on that energy but didn't know what it was about, so it makes sense that she would then just go into super defensive mode. But as soon as the owner had a reason to relax Frankie chilled way out. Good catch.

[@PudgieDaFrog]

the alpaca "spit" would make me hurl because they mix up their stomach contents with their spit just like camels so that's basically stomach acid scott just got in the back of his throat. eugh! grody.

[@jackwhitbread4583]

​@@PudgieDaFrogno, Alpacas spit and camels regurgitate

[@TheJudiBambiPurrsParadox]

Kate has so much kindness in her. Frankie is so protective...it's so cute especially in such a diminutive pup. Lisa is another kind soul.

[@hothotheat3000]

Greyhounds are so chill and regal. Very quiet and well-mannered. I love them.

[@SMcCaskill]

The dachshund isn't being over protective. She's being a good mom.

[@jenniferbalogh9487]

This is now one of my favorite videos from Bondi Vet. I've never even heard of a raccoon dog. I love that Betty is in a loving home and thriving. She really is a total Betty. 💜

[@beanandfam7076]

This episode broke me. I have an Italian Greyhound. So I have a special place in my heart for all related breeds. I am so happy she got the home she deserves! They really are amazing animals!

[@angelabrown9447]

Momma Frankie is just precious

[@RamadaArtist]

Red is the *bestest* little furball. Not an example you'd want to use as a basis for how to interact with other foxes, but in the context of the circumstances she's just TOO cute.

[@simonalyneenderz3247]

Betty was given to the right family. Did you see the happiness exude from her? Adorable! Frankie whatta a Mama!!!

[@ediebaxter6194]

I thought it was awesome that this family came all the way to see Lisa. She gave the girls something. Frankie is such a good mom to her puppies. Betty, I am glad Greyhound rescue got her. Chris was able to rehilbilatate her to were she was adopted to a loving home.

[@jessicuhh017]

Red's story was so beautiful ❤ her parents are wonderful people.

[@MusgraveRitual]

Good girl Frankie, what attentive and protective mommy, so cute.❤💖

[@suesingleton4927]

New Mom and new grandma were great!! The puppies are adorable and so precious.❤

[@BondiVet]

❤️

[@luzarredondo23]

As a child I wanted to become a Vet…due to some circumstances, that didn’t happen. However I have immense respect for all Vets and the job they do for their patients and the people who need their help!! My bird’s avian vet is like a real super hero and a living angel as her knowledge, care and compassion have made a huge difference in my bird and my life as his caregiver. I pray for many more vets to keep providing amazing care towards all animals in need and their human caregivers!!

[@yc9257]

These couple who saved Red are so wonderful

[@mayteckearl3179]

Great and wonderful stories from puppies to little girl that want to be vets. Thank you for looking ahead.

[@theresarasche3173]

I absolutely love Dr Kate! She's so calm and sweet to her patient's and their owners!❤️

[@alexisasheep6554]

Greyhounds are such lovely dogs, they're so sweet and real couch potatoes. So incredibly sweet.

[@danshep69]

I love your show, it is amazing! The fact you help so many animals and we get to see them. The Raccoon dog was just amazing. Please please never end this show, it is for all ages and such good quality.

[@missdire]

I would have laughed if they named the Tanuki "Tommy" and "Timmy" (if they were both boys). They've already got Redd! 🤣 And I love Scott's fuzzy socks!!

[@eleanorcooke7136]

Redd has the same fox plushie as me.

[@lindsyfish6704]

Okay, Dr. Lisa is awesome! A treat bag with a mask and cap is PERFECT!

[@kajahansen24]

Frankie is sooo cute and is my one favourite breeds besides corgis, golden's and Frenchies

[@buffyjosmom]

+Kaja Hansen I'm partial to Dachshunds and German Shepherds myself :).

[@sophiabright8371]

What a completely sweet and fascinating episode. All my favorites, and such interesting tests for Dr. Scott. Dr. Scott, your gigantic heart and great good humor is such a gift. Dear Dr. Chris, you are THE BEST. Your kindness and care for Betty is soul reviving. I really got a lift from seeing Betty perk up after rehab and rehome to the RIGHT FAMILY. Just so satisfying to witness her total joy.

[@AnnetteCarolanFourie]

That is just so precious to see how protective the dog mum is

[@purposeforlife8770]

I can watch Scott and Chris and there are others, like the one that checked the puppies when they were born truly born to be vets. Love the video Betty has a beautiful family at last.

[@FilmerOfBobcats]

If your beautiful fox is non releasable, then it's not necessary to make her become more wild. She could be an ambassador animal for public education or even just a beloved pet. Foxes aren't entirely solitary. They keep their mates year round.

[@ettinakitten5047]

@@charonstyxferryman Why? If she's living in captivity, it's in her best interests if she's happy in captivity, and she'll be happier if she sees humans as friends she can trust. Why would you prioritize making other people think she's wild over her own well-being? Just explain that she's a special circumstance.

[@NotFound-jo6mh]

@@ettinakitten5047 I'm sure she is perfectly healthy while in captivity, but the fox needs to retain their wild instincts which will help them develop their senses and become more independent. Whether or not she is a special circumstance, foxes aren't meant to be living with humans. Also the fox lives near the forest, even though she is living in captivity there is nothing stopping her from getting out and exploring the area. The people can't keep her under watch 24/7 and that is why she needs to be more wild in case she does need to defend herself if she ever does venture beyond the sanctuary.

[@mj4298]

The case of the beautiful fox "Red" makes me wonder though: Considering that she can never be set "free" again, is no human contact really what's best for her? I don't want to start a big argument here but would Red be happier net-net if she had continued contact with the 2 humans she knows and trusts? Not suggesting they try to make her a pet dog that you can walk on a leash, just trying to make the best of what's a suboptimal situation for her. Some wild zoo animals have close relationships with caretakers and benefit from them.

[@ljcl1859]

I was feeling the same. If they are going to have her fixed and caged, I don't see the point. If she was enjoying cuddles and seeking it out, why deny her. It's not like they were forcing attention on her. In her wildlife she would have bred and raised kits, she wouldn't have been alone all of the time. In the US the red fox stays and helps raise the young. So solitary animals? Not sure about that. It is sad

[@sab5076]

Foxes do have contact with other foxes in the wild so it's not a completely solitary existence. I agree they should have a relationship with her since she'll never be freed. It's what happens in other places with wild animals. No reason it can't happen with Red.

[@melmoomlem7321]

Theres no reason for her to breed when foxes aren't endangered, so they desexed her to prevent cancer. Whoever attempted to release her first time didnt account for her being handraised and not knowing how to forage or nest. She wasn't taught how by another fox so she's confused. Maybe if they find another fox red can learn to be wild and be released then. They're doing the best they can for her overall health with the assumption she will never be either completely free npr tame.

[@tammy3995]

yea, they didn't really explain but I'm sure they have their reasons...because they are always about doing the best thing for the animals

[@yc9257]

Red foxes live in family groups sharing a joint territory. Red does not look happy ……

[@marysquillacote7076]

Love the show and the respect and caring they have for the animals. 😊💖

[@caryn3011]

THIS has been unbelievably inspiring and awesome and interesting and educational and humbling and such a blessing and amazing and also sad experience. I'm totally in awe and have learned such a lot and always such a gift to me. Thank you soooo much all at bondi vet and these precious creatures and wonderful parents of them be blessed all🤗🐾🤗

[@kimdenny7978]

With the SECOND puppy (the first female) the little smallest one, Frankie is most likely more protective because she might be a little runt, even if she is healthy. Shes very good for a first time mom! The first little ones look exactly like my dapple boy (he’s about 4 years old now) they are so beautiful!

[@MaryABaker-rd3mm]

Betty is beautiful! What a heart warming story. Lisa those little girls could have no better perso to look up to and want to be like when the get big. Please stay safe and be careful! ❤ from Kansas USA

[@animalsareloveandhappiness4505]

I really enjoy this channel. BONDI is the BEST - vets the people who are involved in the care of the animals that really LOVE doing their jobs. Thank you a trillion times over. I am a 21+ years kitty and muppie rescuer plus every so often we have a squirrel, a mouse, an opposum, a frogs/toads, birds, and a red fox that need some assistance. I love our animals too. So a huge Thank You to all of you wonderful blessed people.💖💖💞💞😇🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌷🌸🌹🌻🌺😍😄

[@animalsareloveandhappiness4505]

I do agree while heartedly.💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@melissaharmon3808]

Great job to all vets & staff, for helping various animals stay well! Everyone living/working in the UK, I offer my condolences and prayers for God's comfort, during your country's national season of grief.

[@christinewalker3077]

When are we going to see some all new shows? Everything that's come out lately has been compilations. I love Bondi Vet and Vet On The Hill and have seen each episode numerous times, both as its own show and in compilations.

[@joannemurdock7899]

These r new!

[@sherrinaransom1643]

Love your compassion & heart Dr. Alex Hines!!! You are such a wonderful spirited person!!!

[@anneterry3660]

thank you Scott! You provide education and information that give viewers understanding and respect for all the creature you bring us. I have seen Brother Fox in my urban area on two occasions trotting back to their bolt with a rat. So many myths about foxes, it is estimated that some urban foxes can have over 100 encounters with cats during a night that are benign. Neither animal has any reason to tangle, evolution has taught them otherwise. I have seen videos of foxes fleeing gardens when a cat is let out, a fox feeding with a hedgehog at a feeder because there is no competition for food. Please support efforts to supply mange medication through bait to foxes talking to local wild life resources. A forest ranger once told me our majestic forests (the ones we are not busy cutting down) are there because everything that falls to the ground provides the nutrition and soil quality necessary. Nature recycles, humans create landfills.

[@theresarasche3173]

Sadly... I live in a urban area, but I love our ravines where you can see foxes, deer and other animals. Granted we don't see a lot of wildlife, but when we do it's awesome. I'm glad the ravines I live by aren't being filled in and putting more houses!

[@eleanorcooke7136]

My grandma and her vet arranged for her to be supplied mange medication for her "dog" so that she could treat the fox in her garden. That fox now brings it's young into her garden for little treats before they go hunting in the adjacent field.

[@kimbarry8214]

Freddie is a beautiful mum to her little fur babies, as for red beautiful baby cub that would be sad to send her back to the wild her rescuers did the best they can and with Scotts help they did an amazing job love and God's blessing to you all and vet team 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕😺😺😺😺😺

[@juliestevenson9151]

Lovely beautiful story so happy Betty got a home

[@amberkat8147]

Frankie is such a great mom, it's wonderful to see.

[@robadams5799]

I had to rewind just to make sure I actually heard Dr. Kate say "I'm really pumped."

[@animalsareloveandhappiness4505]

Love this channel. I'm a 22 years cat n dog rescuer in America. BUT: when God puts another animal in our path, we help them too. 💓💕❤💖🙏🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏾🙏🏿😍😇😇

[@louisedavies5311]

That fox is absolutely gorgeous and beautiful. 🦊

[@DanteOokami]

0:38 My reaction was just, "OH! TANUKI!" Which is also known as the Raccoon Dog, although related more to foxes, last I read, than actual raccoons or dogs.....Lol. We have them here in Japan.

[@ArtemisHue744]

0:45 OMG ITS A TANUKI AKA A RACCOON DOG. I LOVE HOW CUTE THEY ARE 😍😍😍!

[@loraineortiz5056]

Thank you for all the work you do. You guys are so amazing ❤️

[@karindickinson7993]

Thank you all for your wonderful work. What would the world be without you !!!💖💖💖🇩🇪( that's me from GERMANY)💖💖💖 I love watching BONDI VET. It makes me happy, hopeful , looking positiv into the future. There are still so many " good" people , who take care of animals which were not wanted. Thank you again.💖💖💖 🇩🇪💖💖💖

[@johnthorpe1349]

Franky such a Good Mama ☺️ bless those little pups n Mama ❤️💯

[@16MedicRN]

Red is a beautiful, gorgeous girl 💕 Offered to assist in surgery. Amazing vet!!! Curious, no masks during surgery? Is this not a sterile theater?

[@CC-fn4ch]

That fox needs a friend❤️. I know they want it to be wild but loneliness can be more cruel since she has to live in captivity.

[@CostaWanti]

Foxes are not pack animals😉

[@c.h.9223]

@@CostaWanti But we know today that foxes are not that solitary. Their social structure is complex and can vary, but they do live sometimes in familygroups. So I agree with C C that it would be good for Red to have at least some contact to other foxes.

[@turtlemama888]

@@c.h.9223 I agree. In the wild there would be interactions with other animals, not close relationships, but interactions, matings even if they come and go. I don't know much about the lives of foxes, but a life in the wild would not be one of such isolation. This is one instance where I think a Bondi vet got it wrong.

[@corrinsheart]

@@CostaWanti I don’t think it would hurt, especially since they’re trying to reduce human contact with her, she’ll probably get lonely over time

[@Liavfaer]

I was looking for this type of comment. It's a kind thought for Red to stay "wild", but at the end of the day she wasn't able to survive in the wild and as a captive animal she does need socialization and love. What good is it to have a wild animal that'll never be released? Red relies on humans to survive they should get her used to them. She'll be far less stressed out if they need to take her anywhere or simply take her out of her enclosure.

[@lolwutathon]

Greyhounds are such sweet dogs.

[@piakiby1566]

That fox is absolutely amazing! ♥️

[@lizkhalifa3357]

Thats why I love this show I'm 26 and never heard of a raccoon dog

[@ShellyS2060]

@ Liz Khalifa Hey, I'm 48 and I haven't heard of them until this either

[@lizkhalifa3357]

@@ShellyS2060 they are beautiful animals

[@bethanymiddleton5758]

You should watch more anime

[@jeanchavez2952]

I love you shows ! I watch from Palmer Alaska ! I have taken in so many different animals as a kid and then as an adult ! 🥰❤️ I love animals and love to see the wild ones in the wild ! Up here there are no shortage of those ! Thank you for the shows ! 😂🥰❤️😢😊

[@joannemurdock7899]

Wow u would have much bigger animals in Alaska!💕💙💜🙏from Australia

[@judymckerrow6720]

I couldn’t foster any animal, because when I take them into my heart, which I would, I couldn’t let any of them go..🌺💚🙃

[@1ay1aslife]

How about adopting like dogs and cats who are abused or neglegted?

[@celticecho]

I volunteer for an animal rescue and welfare charity in the UK. Our fosterers are our life blood and we would be nowhere without them. I’m not in a position to foster but I know from talking to the fosterers we have that they love what they do. They see themselves as being part of the animal’s journey on to their forever home and while they do sometimes get sad saying goodbye, it opens up space for another animal that needs them. If you’re really not in a position to foster (and most of us aren’t), are you able to volunteer in other ways for an animal charity? There are so many different things you can do which matter so much!!!

[@judymckerrow6720]

@@1ay1aslife I have adopted, a dog who was clearly abused. She’s a funny little thing and has SO many quirks, but we love her. We’ve had her for about 8 years now and about 6 months ago she finally let my husband touch her, she still barks at him when he comes through the door though. She will now jump up in his lap and sometimes wants to sleep with him, but it took years to get that far.

[@Diamon.d]

That poor greyhound is breaking my heart. People can be so cruel.

[@kylieroth2326]

Frankie is the cutest mom I love it

[@Sakana_Ren]

My fave is the Madagascar tenrec. I learn a new animal each day. Thank you for sharing. And, take care.

[@aimee1177]

Frankie is so adorable. Love the classic colors. I prefer the black/red or solid red doxies. They are hard to find anymore. All you see are the dapples and piebalds.

[@ladybirb]

I see a lot of black and tan Dachshunds around where I live in Sydney. But we have a long-haired shaded red Dachshund ☺️People are always so surprised to learn that there are long haired Dachshunds. They often think she’s a mixed breed.

[@buffyjosmom]

+aimee1177 I'm partial to the Creams and Chocolates myself LOL. I have a Shaded Cream Mini Longhair and a Shaded Red Standard Longhair.

[@XSemperIdem5]

Was I the only one that yelled "tenrec!" at the screen. I love that we never know what animal we're going to see on here. That greyhound was so gentle, I'm glad she got a great home where she can be a dog and just be happy, healthy, and safe. The dog racing (and horse racing) industries have such a cruel side people either don't know about or don't care as they take pleasure in the gambling. Maybe in the future I'll look into adopting a retired greyhound. I need to do plenty of research into the breed and their needs first.

[@bordercollielover9360]

Love all the doc’s they are brilliant!

[@jackwhitbread4583]

I live in the most heavily populated Fox town in the UK, its Bournemouth in case anyone was wondering and Scott is correct when he he says they are far more common in urban areas than the countryside . I see multiple Foxes a day, especially in the evenings, never had issues with any of the foxes but my rabbits are strictly inside rabbits and they will remain that way. They are my babies and it's just not safe for them outside in the area i live.

[@ShellyS2060]

Go Betty!!! Such an awesome animal 😍 much Love

[@stephaniedavis7370]

Red just likes that house pet life. shes also a v shy girl. I never realized how intelligent they looked.

[@Fti193]

Oh my this episode is so funny the way the alpaca spit in Scott’s mouth n his reaction when they start doing there business made me laugh so hard n I really love this episode thank you guys for making an old lad6 laught

[@kariechaos5382]

Frankie is so adorable, and so are her pups! I have a male doxie, and he's had a litter of pups, he bread with my sister's terrier mix on accident (I kept telling them we needed to get one of them desexed, I was staying there while I was dealing with getting my disability dealt with), and none of his pups came out in black and tan! We had three brindled, two golden and white, a brindle and white, a golden, and a little brown boy with a black stripe straight down his spine! They all had the long legs of the mum! And then we kept two of the puppies, and the little girl got pregnant by a neighbour dog (again I had insisted that we get all the dogs fixed! I had no income yet because disability was in the works), and she had three puppies and one little girl came out looking like my male doxie! So we had a little black and tan girl, and she was such a sweet puppy. One of the neighbours ended up taking her once I had her weaned. I was the puppy nanny. I still have my doxie, he's a sweet heart and he's my support dog for my anxiety and ptsd.

[@EarthlingCanine]

Kinda sickening you can't be responsible enough to keep dogs in your care from breeding

[@kariechaos5382]

@@EarthlingCanine I. Had. No. Money. I was filing for disability and was living with my dad's family, which was him, step-mum, and two adult sisters (20 and 26) who both worked, and the dogs that got pregnant were THEIR DOGS. Not mine. Theirs. I told them it would be better to get them desexed, but I had ZERO say in the finances because I was disabled and filing for my benefits.

[@EarthlingCanine]

@@kariechaos5382 responsibility is not about desexing. As a matter of fact desexing can often be considered irrisponsible. It's about keeping the dog supervised and tethered, and crating when not supervised and properly training the dog. Ethical breeders do fine keeping their dogs from breeding when not wanted, every dog owner should be able to do so without issues. If you can't keep your dog contained (or in this case them and their dog) then you (or they) should not have the dog(s) period. YOU should have kept YOUR MALE DOG contained or tethered and supervised if you were concerned in the slightest about any possibility of pregnancy. Again, it's not about desexing, it's about containment, supervision, and training.

[@AmazonMoss]

Insisting on getting them desexed and actually getting them desexed and two different things

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Don’t listen to those who criticize. They’ve been lucky enough to be healthy and work. They have no,idea what life can throw at you. When my disability hit… severe multiple neurological and autoimmune disorders after contracting bacterial meningitis, I had to take disability here in the US. It took several years…Social security 2 and the disability insurance 5…I had to sue them. I was so ill ended up settling fir 1/4 of what they owed and the lawyer took a third. I was the heavy duty bread winner. We had to file for bankruptcy at 50. Fortunately our two dogs had already been fixed and were healthy…otherwise would have been more of a nightmare. I’m so glad you received your disability.

[@Kickilia]

This was a great video ❤I'm so happy the greyhound went to such an awesome family. Dog-racing is against the law here and thank the Lord for that, these pups are worth so much more than to be tossed aside if they can't destroy themselves on a track for human pleasure.

[@14ToeBeans]

The fox looks so sad. Why not bring her in at night? Is a life of isolation really the right thing?

[@kailaholiver5445]

A greyhound is my dream dog, so sad when they're dumped for selfish reasons

[@emilymartin5806]

Why not bond with Red if she can’t be released? Seems cruel, they’re not entirely solitary animals. Frankie and her pups are adorable!

[@mooshe61D]

It’s serious but Betty rubbing up on the door and falling over gave me a good laugh, it just is such a cute dog thing that could have been stopped if the door what shut 😂

[@ellioshiem7892]

beautiful little betty. so cruel those money making types. 🐶🐶🐶❤ she has a lovely new family......

[@EarthlingCanine]

"So cruel those money making types" so, the owner of the dachshund in the start of the video??

[@theumpireofthebottomlesspit]

@@EarthlingCanine I think the person meant that greyhound dog because that dog’s name is Betty. The dachshund’s name is Frankie so no it’s probably not her owner. He/she/they likely meant the people who had treated Betty.

[@Cyber_00]

who would dislike any video like this

[@kimdenny7978]

So is Frankie a dachshund? They are SUCH beautiful babies and it’s great that they all seemed very healthy! What many people do is get a kitty pool and make a nest in there give them puppy pads the food and the water and mostly leave them alone, so that’s what I would personally recommend. Edit: forgot to mention getting an incubator so in case the momma needs a break, the puppies aren’t warm enough, or they need help with digestion, and at a young age they can’t regulate there body heat yet

[@buffyjosmom]

+Kim Denny Yes she's a Miniature Smooth (shorthaired) Dachshund. Don't need an incubator, just get a kiddie pool, put puppy pads on one end and a blanket with a heating pad underneath it on the other end that way if they get too hot they can crawl away from the heating pad and if they get too cold they can crawl back on it.

[@kimdenny7978]

@@buffyjosmom that makes since, good to know!

[@lillydee5978]

If the Fox is never going to live back in the wild anyway, what's the harm in petting it now and then?

[@axelhamilton6184]

Because human touch can spread disease and bacteria and germs to them and make them very very sick

[@barbmanley3114]

What?? One would think that we might get germs and bacteria from the foxes. Not the other way around!! that reasoning really surprised me!!!!!!

[@lorraine9242]

I agree, Lily. This fox wasn't able to make it on her own. Now she is spayed and she is pet. Clearly, she loves affection, just like you and I do. I believe she will have it, because her human companions truly love her.

[@transsnack]

@@charonstyxferryman Also, since she was an orphaned cub, she likely never developed a good immune system. Animals get their initial antibodies from the first several feeds from mom. Too much interaction between her and other animals, including humans, could get her sick or even kill her. Wild animals should stay wild, and this is the best way to let her lead a full and fulfilling life.

[@joyceobeys6818]

Lots of people have fox for pets, you can pet them. That’s cruel to take them from the wild, fix them, cage them and then give them no affection! In the wild they would have mates and babies.

[@sharonnitschneider2271]

What adorable puppies.

[@lottiephillips3345]

That is what a good vet he is

[@moonbear5929]

Animals quite often eat the placenta, mainly for 2 reasons. 1) To get rid of the smell of blood and flesh to avoid attracting predators to find a vulnerable mother and babies. 2) To help gain back some much needed nutrients and proteins that the mother has been depleted of while pregnant.

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀

[@uppity1]

More greyhounds please!

[@elizabethtorres3491]

Long live Betty!!!😊✌🐩

[@SarahAParis]

Red is so gorgeous..what a lovely creature!😍And those Raccoon Dogs are really cool!

[@RedPolarBearRanger]

As someone who has a dachshund who’s my fur brother they are so cute Frankie gave birth to 2 amazing sons and daughter.

[@IckyNeko]

7:47 Frankie says Relax. I got this.

[@jacquelinestone4088]

I have a rescued feral for 10 years she was born wild and never changes she lives with 9 other not feral cats in a house of total LOVE

[@ozmee1954]

My dog was like Frankie and had dappled pups. Wish I could get one like her again.

[@marilynsnider8183]

Red is absolutely beautiful. Foxes are one of my favorite animals.

[@suzieq2268]

Love the miniature dachshunds 🥰

[@mtnviper1963]

Frankie’s puppies are soooooo cute!