🐱 Poor Cat Has An Eye Discharge | FULL EPISODE | S03E14 | Vet On The Hill

[@kathyharrington1152]

I have never met a vet that was so sweet to the patients and their owners. He is wonderful.

[@creel-starr]

Yes Scott is by far my favorite on Bondi

[@rivkahmiri513]

Well said! In deed!

[@rivkahmiri513]

@@creel-starr I think they're all good but Scott is especially special!

[@abbyiswatching2046]

Not exactly an eyesore either! He's wonderful.

[@abbyiswatching2046]

His pets are lucky.

[@judywho22]

I hope Scott looks at Scully and his sister in-laws pups since they are from the same litter to see if they suffer the same hip problem before it could get as bad.

[@joanwharff6483]

He has, took her in & checked her out well !

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

Well after what happened with Scully's little scare you know he's hyper vigilant when it comes to her and her siblings

[@MsNoPixel]

These episodes are old, he already has, this channel will eventually upload that down the road I’m guessing.

[@solitarybeag]

I hope this “breeder” contacted all the families with those puppies.

[@CW1971]

@@solitarybeag well they've had a puppy reunion party at some point so I'm guessing they're all still in touch and would inform the other owners of any issues

[@yes2day100]

That parakeet, Brian, is gorgeous. So glad to see him safely settled.

[@willedwards4782]

lol the bandage scott got for marcus is so funny and fits him perfectly

[@linziphillimore5645]

Claude little face when looking at Scott had me in stitches pmsl!!

[@PredictedCyborg]

I'll be honest, the moment she said she remembered rubbing her dog in the same way when she was just born... I just started crying. How often can you say you were there at the birth of your pet? And then to see them on the same table they came into the world, about to go through an operation, which always carries some risk? That's scary. (yes I know she's a young dog, and yes I know that the operation isn't a high-risk one... but still)

[@marcyweisinger1537]

I am so glad that Sophie kept one of Bonnie's puppies. I love watching Bondi vet episodes and Vet On The Hill episodes and I can't wait for more videos and episodes. Thank you to Dr. Lisa chimes who works at Bondi vet at sash. To Dr. Scott Miller, to Michael Hamilton, and to Chris and of course Dr. Phoebe Parnain. Thank you for being their for us and taking care of our animals. We appreciate all you do.

[@alexshapiro465]

You have so much you could teach about compassion

[@deniserowley3329]

I think vet on the hill is fantastic

[@alisonhousner7615]

Scott is my favorite vet, I like the others, but Scott is by far the best...and gorgeous too! Lol

[@joyferguson2124]

I love seeing the growing puppies Dr Chris helped delivered.

[@fikent5252]

It Dr Scot

[@maryslocum9443]

He sure is and his patience with the ones that hurt so bad is amazing.

[@lordazrielschnyder7081]

Mary was speed walking for those kittens ❤

[@mcegan777]

My 5 yr old daughter enjoyed this video. She said " Dr. Scott has good hair" 😂..she doesnt lie.

[@truthteller9522]

I'm only a minute 27 seconds into the video and it's so lovely how the atmosphere there has such a close knit family vibe going on. You just trust them/him with your pet totally and completely 100%

[@katinaross8643]

Wow...Claude was quite a peculiar patient and Marcus was an even better owner. That is a special companionship. Dnt see those quite often. Still goes to show a special bond bw the two.

[@Pythonaria]

I'd love to know if the two gorgeous kittens found their furever home - or did the foster carer adopt them?

[@abbyiswatching2046]

That was a foster fail just waiting to happen! (There's one napping on me right now.)

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

@@abbyiswatching2046 hey, a foster fail is actually a failure that you want....

[@Pythonaria]

@@abbyiswatching2046 I know the feeling. I've got 10 cats, 8 of them rescues and foster fails. Love them to bits 💖

[@darlenealeckson1254]

The best part of this was the end where Scott put his face into his hands and let out a large sigh. Made me laugh out loud. He's probably not used to dogs not liking him.😂

[@sparksy981]

You are all so gentle of all these fur babies, as if they were your own. Thankyou

[@itme999]

Bingeing this show and watching these vets be so gentle with the animals and the humans has helped my quarantine like 90%. ♥️

[@susannorman4476]

Yes, I think Scott is a wonderful vet to both animals and their carers. But I have never had a vet give me a peck on the cheek. So nice.

[@kathimorrical9912]

The two cats from rescuer..twins!I love when the lady comes in to pick them up shes had her hair cut and is wearing makeup.. so cute!❤

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

She looks exactly the same as when they brought them in the first 2 times

[@cab102361]

I have a feeling that these vets as well as many donate much to charities. They are generous with their time and services. They are all so wonderful.

[@colinboneham7387]

As a sufferer of hip dysplasia I feel so sorry for the little pup, I know scott will do his best for the lil one.

[@colinboneham7387]

Also if Phoebe picks up scott’s mannerisms and way she will make one good vet in the future

[@janiejones6789]

That French bulldog is awesome. He had me cracking up the whole time!😈🥰😂

[@amandastoeppel9224]

I love & adore the way he loves & cares for the animals he cares for!! God bless you Dr. Scott from the USA!!

[@lillysbirbs7096]

Please get little Brian a friend! No budgie should be kept alone permanently.

[@jessicamacleod9766]

I agree with you!!

[@MsNoPixel]

These episodes are old

[@prcervi]

he's got a retiree friend until such time he would get a bird buddy(if that isn't just a quarantine space)

[@shayd1984triton]

Brian is why birds belong outside. That was a hysterical scene 🤣 with the nurse and doctor trying to catch him.

[@Palitato]

Claud's owner has to be the most attractive pet parent to ever appear on this show. Holy crap, dude is pretty.

[@quinnhen2325]

I know!!! Gorgeous!!

[@Qilue2179]

@@quinnhen2325 That Smile

[@robinrichards6577]

I was wondering when someone would say something about him. Absolutely drop dead gorgeous.

[@Eowynnofrohan]

He must be a model or something

[@joanwharff6483]

Oh yeah, he’s quite nice on the eyes 🙃‼️

[@anafelix4455]

I hope vet on the hill give us up to date long episode I so in joy watching Scott at work.

[@mlmelnick]

As a dog rehabilitator I would have Claude as a client any day.

[@r.mcbride2837]

He definitely needs treatment! That's a sharp shy dog as I ever saw.

[@pixieanna2058]

Dr. Phoebe is so lovely.

[@82mabli]

It's funny how the bandage motive changed in the last minutes, it changed from camouflage to ice bears.

[@lucytree7892]

Bonnie's puppies seem to have many medical issues. Bonnie's other puppy that belong's to Scott's sister in law, they thought was going to be blind which wasn't the case.

[@joanwharff6483]

@TheWriter25 ...Think it wasn’t planned, mother was like 10 ! And, she had a big litter 6 puppies!

[@anniemossct]

@@joanwharff6483 Bonnie's pregnancy was planned. In the episode about Bonnie's delivery, Sophie said that she wanted to breed Bonnie once and she went to a neighbour's house to "borrow" the father for a weekend. Sophie meant well and in any case, they wouldn't have anticipated that the puppies would develop health issues. She did say that she would never breed her dogs anymore, so please, no hate towards Sophie.

[@lizk2378]

Yeah, I wish there was more education for people wanting to breed their dogs. You MUST genetically test your dogs before breeding. All of these diseases in this litter have known genes associated with them. A simple test with Embark (or a similar company) would have identified this in the parents. If a breeder does not genetically test (and provide you with the results) or have known pedigrees with traits of concern (blindness, dysplasia, aggression, etc), DO NOT buy them. I am glad Sophie decided not to breed again, it's usually a lack of education, not true cruelty with folks like her. Puppy mills and for profit backyard breeders are another story.

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

@@lizk2378 aggression is not genetic, nor is it breed specific. I have never met an aggressive pitbull, doberman, rottweiler, cane corso, or any of the other "aggressive" breeds. Every one that I have met was a big baby. I HAVE however met vicious labs, chihuahuas, dalmatians, pomeranians, chows, poodles... Many of the breeds no one would think of being mean or aggressive. It's how they are raised, not their breed or genetics (unless they are genetically predisposed to brain lesions like my sisters second St Bernard who was crazy and attacked everyone, the last straw was when he went after one of the kids, and they found out when he was 3 that he had been born with a lesion in his brain that affected his thinking and personality)

[@lizk2378]

@@rebeccahetrick6576 There are literally 1000s of studies on genetic control of aggression in dogs including dog aggression, human aggression, linked traits, etc, it has been studied very heavily in foxes and domestic dogs across numerous breeds. A Russian fur fox experiment (running since the 1970s) have bred lines to the point where there are hyper aggressive animals and hyper docile animals, with NO environmental differences but the same underlying genes that control their personalities. I understand you have personal experiences with "aggressive" breeds, and yes, many dogs are great with the right socialization. I absolutely agree, no one breed is pre-disposed to aggression. Personality is a combination of genetics and environment, no complex trait like personality is 100% genetic or environment (i.e., nature vs. nuture argument). There are numerous examples of captive raising animals, from foxes to mice, where they can produce aggressive animals from birth through directed breeding. No one does this in real life, but there is absolutely a genetic underpinning to personality including aggressive traits. Just because they have those genes, doesn't mean it will express it. I have personally worked with genetically aggressive dogs that the owner had as puppies, socialized like its siblings, and was way more dog aggressive to the point almost 10 trainers could not break it (this was my childhood shetland sheepdog). I am an animal geneticist who has worked with a number of vets, not just pulling this out of thin air. Socialization and proper breeding are both CRITICAL to preventing aggression in dogs, but one or the other is not sufficient when a dog has the genetic makeup for aggression. These genes are linked to other traits (body size is a common one), so they can show up unexpectedly unfortunately. A huge example of this is in some lines of golden retrievers having hyperaggression issues, obviously not something they were bred for, but it showed up regardless, even with responsible breeders. The genes associated with that aggression were identified and selectively bred against, and now, it is much more rare in responsible breeders. It still pops up with crappy breeders, but you don't want to breed animals with genes known to predispose animals to certain traits including the aggression gene mutations identified in the experiments above with foxes and mice.

[@janiejones6789]

Dr. Scott is the shizzle. We here in the States love Dr. Scott. I wonder if Claude the French bulldog has good eyesight though? He looks a bit cloudy....

[@marthahawkinson-michau9611]

He might well have cataracts. My sister’s doggie started getting them near the end of his life, and there is a very predictable bluish cloudiness much like Claude has. Totally normal for an older dog, the same way old humans get cataracts.

[@michelestockton4854]

@@marthahawkinson-michau9611 llla aa Ll ! Aqqq! A A

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

My 2 Bichons were puppy mill rescues. Took almost a year for Holly and Ash to warm up to us and trust. In 2014 at 19 and 17 my daughter had them put down. Neither would leave their kennel and they became antisocial, not vicious, just not wanting touched. I was laid up after surgery and damn, I miss my fluffs. I enjoyed seeing your fluffers.

[@cbl3901]

Tip on how to catch a budgie that is ALREADY on your finger is to pin one of his feet down with your thumb and then grab him with other hand. Done and done lol I used to breed English budgies. Did you notice his foot is buggered, not perching properly.

[@alexac6391]

Oh wow I just adopted a kitten with this exact eye condition! Congenital in her case, but she can see perfectly fine and is the most loving beautiful fur ball ever :)

[@Amanda-zn7ox]

Ah, I'd know that chirp anywhere! Got four cuckoo birds myself, and they got going when they heard him! I wish I had a good avian vet near me here in the States.

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

If you're in Florida, you could see Dr K at Broward Avian & Exotics!

[@creel-starr]

Scott is my favorite on Bondi

[@veronicacrabtreehill6608]

Not really Bondi when Scott is in the U.K.

[@loftyskies123]

Brian looks pretty tame ,someone must be missing him

[@NorthernOxmoor]

I agree but he’s probably spoiled in his old home (before he was found) because he seems used to getting what he wants by flying around. He probably flew through an open window when he escaped. But what do I know.

[@AubreydaSoul]

I mean he already knows how to step up, so surely he’s had a home at some point. Plus he isn’t trying to bite the doctors, like a wild/untrained parakeet would do

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

@@AubreydaSoul not necessarily. My ex when we were still together was working on a job site in Old Saybrook, Connecticut and there was a massive colony of Monk parakeets there and one of them got injured and fell onto the job site. My ex, being the sweetheart he was, he brought the bird home and we brought her to the vet and everything and after like one day she was acting like a normal tame bird even though she came from this huge colony of like 40 wild birds that lives on Saybrook Point. We named her Tully because he was working at The Tully House. After she was well again, he brought her back to the job site and she flew straight back to her colony. He said "it sounded like a celebration, you could hear all the other birds welcoming her home!" (He actually knew a lot about birds, so he knew they were welcoming her and not attacking her. He kept an eye on her the rest of the time that he worked at that site and she did well. A lot of animals, especially wild ones who are sick or injured, will learn to adapt very quickly to a new environment because it helps keep themself calm because they feel happier and they know that they're not bothering the humans around them by acting wild. I know some of you will say that I'm being crazy and giving animals human attributes but anyone who has rescued wild or feral animals before knows that it happens sometimes. They kind of just realize that they know what you want them to do and they do it because it makes things easier. And plus Brian was very cute so he probably had a lot of human interaction while he was out flying around before someone actually brought him into the vet.

[@AubreydaSoul]

@@rebeccahetrick6576 ah, I don’t know a whole lot about birds, so thank you for the correction! I assumed wild birds wouldn’t know tricks like that on the spot

[@paolabueso]

Brian is a gorgeous bird! I love watching Bondi Vet ❤️😀✨

[@toniannzimmerman1182]

I would love to have Scott as my dogs vet but I live in the USA so it would be a little hard to get to him.

[@dustytheteabag8538]

When I have a bird that is being mischievous and wont let me catch him, to avoid scaring him and stressing him with a towel you should get him on your finger and use your thumb to hold both of his feet gently but firmly so he can't fly away and them grab him

[@stacysatterfield2154]

Poor Heidi an Sophie. I.love.those beautiful kittens...

[@Angela-ns8ux]

It's funny how some dogs relax and know your trying to help and some don't .. just like some cats are aloof and some are loving

[@barbaracholak5204]

Bondi Vet Binge watching Dr Scott makes life's easier for 2 rescue kittens and dog is walking easier . Salutations 💌

[@NanaO_707]

this is my fav channel i love it one day i hope i can be as good as a vet as the vets here

[@Conuremum]

I miss seeing the procedures, learn a lot from them.

[@Angela-ns8ux]

My lil man I feel like was the cutest in his litter however the last to be adopted ..I think it's because he is a frady cat poor lil guy .. he's totally attached to me but he's afraid of people. He even still flicked sometimes when I go to pet him which makes me think he was either not held much or he was hurt by a human .. but he's a great cat I feel blessed to have him and I love and play with him everyday

[@jessicamacleod9766]

The last owner that bandaged his dog was sooooo gorgeous plus perfect teeth!!

[@alisonharrison8042]

Yes what a wonderful vet...

[@robadams5799]

The parakeet obviously has strong wings.

[@mariemcclure151]

Dr. Chris I love your videos. My favorite ones are when you deliver the babies. You have so much love for the pets and the owners. Your staff is amazing. I wish you were in the United States. God bless each one of you. You always put a smile on my face.

[@sharonandrews6985]

What a wonderful vet and team. I love the way they are so good with the animals.

[@tonytlreeves]

How are those 2 kittens doing? Did they ever get adopted? Claude needs to be on Prozac or an antipsychotic. Brian is a CRAZY bird!

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼...

[@lindanolf2113]

Wow, you had your hands full of different personalities.

[@mkivy]

Thank you 🙏🏻 “Nan”....

[@igoz1031]

Dr Phoebe 💕

[@piratelady6467]

He is an honest vet - very rare these days

[@petetling]

Phoebe is such a sweet and lovely vet. and a very pretty gal too. love her much.

[@maryCCFarm]

I just love this show..

[@sharonevans1257]

Need more vets like him

[@aprilchamberlain1677]

When they showed Heidi's x-rays I felt for her, although it wasn't hip dysplasia I was hoping it wasn't because I live with that every day and it's extremely painful. It's amazing what they can do nowadays, living without a hip joint, so glad she's doing well!!

[@sharonandrews6985]

These animals are so cute. I just love them.

[@mariabecroft7996]

Scott is certainly a wonderful caring man with a beautiful soul. I love seeing how happy majority of the dogs are to see him ! Meh, cats not so much lol. I am addicted to this show.

[@kerrymti1151]

FOR FUTURE REFERENCE WITH A BUDGIE...try not to scare the crap out of him by throwing a towel at him and chasing him around the room...when he steps onto your finger the first time, immediately clamp your thumb on his toes (lightly, but enough pressure to keep him from flying/pulling them away). THEN, you lay him down on the table with a small towel to wrap around him. The way you did it will make him terrified to ever step onto someone's fingers ever again.

[@Supermalixi1]

The doctor needs too give marcus a discount on his vet bill for doing his own dog's leg wraps!!!

[@hisimagenme]

I wish every vet was like Scott and his team. I go to a special cat only vet clinic, thinking they will surely be better with my cats and I can't see they are different. Seems like all vets here are just clocking in and tolerating the job. As for pet owner/parent interaction... nihl, zilch, zero real desire to see them. I've had cats all my life, presently now retiring with 6, mom/dad and their four sweet babies all fixed now and still a very unusually still connected little pride. We're 50 now and after many years rescuing, and raising healthy feline friends... we are "settling" down with these ones... delighted. I'm just sad that our vet experiences are so disappointing. I think this is the best vet series I've ever seen... and I've seen them all. Vet on a Hill, makes me wish I lived in the UK... well it doesn't hurt that my daughter, her hubby and two granddaughters live there too. Thank you so much for being true to your calling Scott and all who work for him... you are amazing! Smiles and blessings...

[@spicnspan981]

😂 Hop along Hidey, High hope Hidey! Made me laugh when she gave Hidey them names

[@rockon1021]

My sister s a veterinarian- one of my dogs won't go near her without growling 😆

[@toniemarlow8791]

Claude - What a Hoot!! He's totally a good candidate for a muzzle . . . but how the hell would you get one to stay on him??

[@eastwind6820]

Marcus is quite the looker! I wonder if he’s a model? Too bad his little dog is so short tempered.

[@sophiabright8371]

I remember that angry rottweiler situation. I am more scared of Claude on Dr. Scott's behalf!? TERRIFYING! YIKES!!!???!!! Great episode. Glad for all of the little patients. And Dr. Scott! Dr. Phoebe is lovely and very good at her job. Since these are older episodes, I hope to see her grow in her work, but so far so good!

[@feliciakinard6984]

Scott definitely changed colors with his last patient. 🥵🥶😵😱🥴 Lol! Good job!

[@possum2620]

Eye discharge? The thing looks like it had been cut

[@W01f.]

Ikr but vets call it that for some reason

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

Discharge is any good or liquid that seeps out.

[@denisearkin948]

I sure wish I had a vet like Chris for my girl Paws. Her vet doesn't like her because she's got fear aggression. Chris seems so patient as a vet should be.

[@sofia-bo8jk]

Thus show Is amazing

[@karenstyles2623]

Theres definately not a vet anywhere in Birmingham Alabama like Scott. I wish there was. The vet nearest my house wouldnt even run test on mr. Mew or acknowledged he had kidney disease or mr. Mew might have lived longer. He died at eight and a half years old.

[@reginaromsey]

What did they give those beautiful kittens to get them to make no complaint about their handling? My kittens would have been squirming and making escape attempts!

[@Kirmeins]

Maybe they just knew they would get help? Every cat is different and they seem shy but like they never really had a bad experience with vets before.

[@Timelost_Techpriest]

Some cats don't. They'll freeze instead of trying to fight if they're scared but not terrified, which is what mine do and what it looks like those two do as well. Are yours used to strangers?

[@reginaromsey]

@@Timelost_Techpriest My cats aren’t used to strangers. I brought them home from the foster home (rescued babies) just in time to get them their first vet visit and last shots before Covid! At that time my Vet asked if we had been playing with the larger brother by tickling his tummy. They named him Mr. Bitey! His brother just mellowed out. Fred and George are barely aware we aren’t alone at Hogwarts . 😃. Considering their reaction to my clipping their nails I suspect being calm depends on your definition.

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

My family nicknamed me the cat whisperer when I was a small child because at our family's factory they had a ton of wild and feral cats that they would care for. When one of them would have a litter they would trap the family and bring them to the vet, the mom would get spayed, the babies would get all of their shots and everything and then someone would volunteer to foster them and find them homes and every once in awhile there would be a family that was so wild that everyone was scared of them. I would just go and sit in the room with the kittens and the mom and after like 20 minutes someone would come to check on me and they'd all be climbing over me and cuddling in my lap..

[@gmaureen]

When I see these little hairy dogs I hear my mother's voice: "Get that hair out of your eyes, do you want to go blind?"

[@Angelica-N]

Heidi and Bonnie are just beautiful. What are they mixed with beside poodle 🥰 Love the temperament

[@RockSimmer-gal4God]

That’s pups hip isn’t cool. Brian looks like a fun bird.

[@mgm2008]

Claude's owner needs to watch The Dog Whisperer to get tips on how to stop his dog from trying to bite the vet!

[@stephanierobinson3860]

My dogs worse then that with the vets and he is a lurcher with liver disese the vets have to pin him up against a wall in a corner with me holding his head and lift his back end off the ground to sedate him otherwise he fights and moves so much trying to attack them that he bends the needles and only after he is sedated they are able to touch him but i make sure my dog is muzzled and his normal muzzle is swiched out for a fabic sighthound muzzle with a cage muzzle over that

[@alisav8394]

@@stephanierobinson3860 well how about some training and desensitisation?

[@stephanierobinson3860]

@@alisav8394 its because he is scared and i have tried rehabilitation he has liver disese so every so often he has to be sedated for tests and scans to be done to see how his liver is doing and he has seperation anxiety and abandonment issues so coming around in a cage without anyone he knows being there is a little bit scary for him but its nesserary for his health so that we know if at any point his liver disese gets too bad

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

@@stephanierobinson3860 that's something that people don't seem to realize when they see an "aggressive" dog is that they're not being mean, they're just scared and it's the only way they have to express how they feel. I bet normally your dog is just a big cuddle bug but he gets scared at the vet's office and people misinterpret fear in a dog as aggression.

[@stephanierobinson3860]

@@rebeccahetrick6576 yeah he is the softest most cuddly and playful dog at home and most of the time out on walks he just gets a little bit anxious and scared sometimes when outside which causes him to react with aggression, he always gets extremely anxious and scared when he sees a vet or anyone in a vets uniform and he is also fearful of other dogs and certain types of people but that doesnt make him this bad vicious dog its just that he gets scared and anxious sometimes and becomes aggressive as a defence to keep the animal or person away from him and i always make sure he is muzzled when out on walks and have a really short lead that i keep hooked to his main lead that i can attach to the muzzle for close contact situations so he is not a real danger and can not bite anyone or any other dogs

[@rhysdaniels1003]

Aww Marcus and Claude Scott was not feeling it at all poor guy we can’t injure our fave Dr definitely not alot of pets rely on him 😅

[@xluminarix4393]

I love you Bondi Vet team💞

[@kristyschroeder695]

I love this show everyone is amazing with all animals ...I wish vets in New York were just as kind I havent brought my cats to a vet here because they are so rude and have no empathy for animals

[@robinrichards6577]

Are you in NYC? Too bad you’re a bit of a trek from North Central New Jersey. I have the best Vet at Somerset Vet group. She goes above and beyond when she’s looking after my 17-year-old cat and she truly treats her with love and care. When I brought my cat in for a check after she had been unwell, the vet got right down on the floor and sat so she could cuddle my Lillian. I wish you lived in New Jersey and commuted to the city!

[@siskarusiany9271]

Does this film stop filming? I cannot find more new episodes

[@juliakovacs4885]

I don't get why Scott didn't ask Claude's owner to put a muzzle on his dog! I get that Claude doesn't like being at the vet, but it's necessary for his health to get annual checkups at least!

[@uncouthx2824]

Im not sure if Claude can even wear one tho. Its the breed their facial structure is flat

[@juliakovacs4885]

@@uncouthx2824 there are special muzzles for dogs with flat faces! Just google pug muzzle :)

[@prcervi]

i don't know how common pug muzzles were when this was filmed, and if it would be effective at keeping the dog from biting the vet(sadly these aren't a guaranteed with muzzles, it just makes it a lot harder)

[@lunkis3233]

Love this channel ❤️

[@lucysalinas5391]

Scott!!!!!!!

[@W01f.]

2 hours late but better then being days late

[@dianironfeather7785]

than

[@vonadawilliamsom6873]

I would love to take him but I live in USA. Darn anyway. I had one until Buddy needed a different home cause I rescued a pom pom dog and gave him Buddy to a lady who raised birds and Budgie.

[@NorthernOxmoor]

I NEED BRIAN NOW ... Too bad I live in the U.S. and my mom is allergic to birds :(

[@MHarenArt]

I've had an experience like that. I love dogs, and normally, they like me too. But my friend has a dog who DOES NOT LIKE ME AT ALL. I've given him three chances to get used to me and he won't stop growling at the me the whole time at at her house. Staring at me and growling. Needless to say I don't go there anymore unless the dog is not around. He's fairly large and I'm not willing to take any chances. She thinks I may remind him of someone who abused him before.

[@alexnick8383]

Is Marcus single,.....?? 😂😅😅

[@Brynwyn123]

Maybe she should have vetted the stud and gotten more health screenings before backyard breeding her dog...

[@danielreher1987]

Claude the Frenchie needs Prozac

[@dogslivesmatterdanielstanc214]

You make him Walk with a hurt foot ?

[@fivemjs]

Lili and the new vet favor each other

[@laurabriese6829]

That's a Moody Marcus.