Removing Porcupine Quills - Porcupine Strikes Again

[@maryannsmith9093]

OMG..The end is my favorite!! Love the bonding.(hope he doesn't get an accidental quill) Thank goodness they have their friend there to help them!!

[@bevbasi9266]

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[@yourmomsbestfriend8922]

I don't know why they didn't pull the back ones out first and shove the wood in first..But no they do it ass backwards and let him continue to bite down on them.Idiots.

@@yourmomsbestfriend8922 he says why in the video, Einstein. It's much much easier to get to the back ones with the huge amount of other quills in the way

[@TheSwiftSuccess]

@@yourmomsbestfriend8922 chill out

[@DPRDewanPangkasRambut]

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[@shredder152]

Update on Ace - I have gotten him involved in playing some of the games kzbin.infoUgkxECnmSvBSv_NGWx4_ChD73pF3NYZwI2F3 and I can see a difference in his confidence already! My other dog played along and he became intrigued - now its a daily part of our routine - about 3 times a day we do the shell game and the muffin tin game. I am so grateful for coming upon your training techniques!

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Our favorite is the GSP for a whole host of reasons!

[@LFlowers36-o3p]

He knows you’re helping him. He’s doing his best to stay calm. Poor Hatch.

[@kyieshaofford2447]

He really was lol poor baby

[@kyieshaofford2447]

Could you imagine tho

[@gigiw.7650]

Ouch! 🐶

[@moonwolf76581]

Yeah he knows he knows they are helping him,I would give him thousands and thousands of treats after this (kinda an exaggeration, but I would give him alot of treats)

[@moonwolf76581]

I would be crying in tears

[@arnoldlayne9469]

"Give us a second please!" Nobody recognized that, but I know you did that to keep the dog calm and not have to think about a new person entering the room. Everything this guy did was EXCELLENT. Giving the dog time to adjust, handling 100% of the time and not allowing the dog to leave until the job was done, everything.

[@noth9617]

So nice to see two grown men who love dogs remain calm and be so patient and caring in what must have been a very stressful situation. He behaved so well. I struggle more to trim my girls nails. Everyone in the vid was a complete champ.

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Thank you so much for noticing that! We always strive to create a calm, controlled environment for the dogs, and taking that extra moment to help them adjust is key. We’re so glad you appreciate the care and patience we put into everything we do! It's always great to hear feedback like this. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@kra_hme]

This man cares for his dog so much, he was constantly checking if there was more. What a good dog dad

[@PurdueAlum01]

If there are any left in there they can travel and go to wicked places like up through the eye!

[@srose7366]

Yeah he’s a good owner, very patient and kind

[@nancywillaert5129]

It was like he was saying “easy son”? It’s nice to see the patient and he’s swaddled in to he can’t put his paws on his face and making it worse. Nice job, we don’t have porcupine but hedgehogs luckily mine only barks at them

[@Garifalos]

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[@mikewhite9818]

That dog behaved better than I do at the dentist.

[@StandingStoneKennels]

😂

[@aaronjefferies7639]

😂😂

[@Ragluvvulgar]

Lmfaoooooo

[@hussamjabbar4761]

😂

[@COOLINNN]

Whats wrong at the dentist?? I don't understand

[@befunkrn]

The best part for me was the owner cradling and caressing the new quill free dog's head in his hands and chest and the dog licking his owner face and totally taking in his owners' embrace. Such a sweet, tender, mutual relationship.

[@romananyffenegger742]

So arm, so tapfer!

[@jsw309]

This was an excellent example of how to handle a dog. The calm energy, patience, and persistence to not let the dog up until you were finished helping him, knowing that doing would make finishing harder, were all wonderful. This man seems like a wonderful dog owner, and I have a feeling all his dogs are well behaved and well cared for.

[@JoeFidler]

💯

[@davidg8711]

U need to look again fella...!!!!

[@domoetker3967]

better dont let him suffer and make him sleep

[@Suzumebachigr]

perfect energy my ass if the dog is a biter, energy and relationship dont matter.

[@kevinmoran-ji2zl]

Hunting dogs, and I have two amazing pointers, require a higher degree on commitment and loyalty. They are more than family.

[@vidatomica]

As uncomfortable your dog felt, he knew you were helping him

[@JVCKMILLY]

so true

[@devinandstuff4387]

In reality animals don’t know that you’re helping them because they think they are the only ones that can fix it when they are hurt

[@200degrees.]

Pity his pal didn’t he was worse than a man short

[@almond4488]

@@devinandstuff4387 dogs do.

[@devinandstuff4387]

@@almond4488 while they can sense an untrustworthy person they still do not understand getting help while being hurt

[@foxwonderland8467]

Your dog just loves you very clearly. Because he was in such pain and was doing his best to let you guys get them out. Life is dangerous at times but it’s men like you guys who just do what needs to be done. Great work.

[@floydmaster1973]

And they did their best to be as gentle as possible under the circumstances and you can tell the dog knows it when its all said and done. Kudos to these 2 gentlemen 👍👍👍

[@tamieburnside6250]

Perfectly said!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Misuse of the big term love/loves is soon to be banned, and must be edited out -- love is an absolute feeling that only exists for me the absolute being and the loved/lovely/lovable being, and only my protectors (the true alphas) love me and only my dog loves me, and what other dogs feel for humans is not love, and they are just used to those humans or allowing them to do that because the humans feed them, and the dog in this video was clearly trying to escape (but couldn't) so it's not like this op tries to make it sound...

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Misuse of the big terms Master and perfectly are soon to be banned, and must be edited out -- I am the true/only Master / Mrs / Mistress / Ma'am / Ms / Lady / Boss / Leader / Dame / Star etc and all other big terms, while words such as perfect/perfectly only describe me and my creations and can only be used by me/my protectors or by others when talking about me/my creations etc, and the correct term expert can be used instead of Master!

[@antoniofranco77]

@@FrozenMermaid666 shut uuuppppp

[@marshallwickens8697]

The vet sites say don't bother cutting the quills. It serves no purpose and can make removal more difficult. I've pulled hundreds myself. Never a pleasant chore. Bless you guys for helping your dog.

[@Fine_i_set_the_handle]

theres plenty of humans that can attest that they are less painful to remove after you cut them off just because the vet doesnt care about how much pain the dog endures to make their job easier doesnt mean you should

[@shemmy95]

What is the point of cutting??

[@shemmy95]

According to google cutting makes it harder to remove

[@Fine_i_set_the_handle]

@@shemmy95 idk look up a video about I believe theres a vacuum inside the quill that pulls it in and makes the barbs stick out more

[@papataj]

Slipsin i belive thats just a myth. I tried sticking a quill on legs. I cut the other, they are both painful in same level

[@ladytresa9255]

Love how calm and gentle y'all are with him and makes him more well behaved.. fabulous handler skillz 💗

[@melb3513]

The pup trusts his owner, he feels no fear from him. The owner has loving energy and all living beings respond to that

[@EliosMoonElios]

Sure is not like the dog is bondaged an total unable to move right? Moron.

[@citymorgue8462]

@@EliosMoonElios The dog would have been squirming around a lot more if he thought he was being hurt

[@brendan6704]

@@EliosMoonElios do you know anything about animal care? What did you want them to give him sedatives, the dog would be squealing, barking, snapping, and he would be able to get out of that "Bondage" if he wanted to since idk he did 2x in the video.

[@EliosMoonElios]

@@brendan6704 The dog already feel a lot of pain, that is why he don't complain that much because pull 1 quills is not much more painful as the whole mouth full of quills. duh.

[@Yeet-cy8tz]

@@EliosMoonElios I feel like you had a stroke after every other word.

[@sikstar786]

Felt like the dog was saying thankyou right at the end

[@paulobarbosa4778]

Parabéns qi Deus abençoe sua vida por cuidar dos animais!

[@TheProHunting]

Yes, animals do that sometimes. We had an incident in Sputh Africa where a completely old and wild elephant kept going to a safari lodge where the staff resided inside the game reserve, and would come hang around there. It was peculiar behaviour and upon a deeper look saw that it had an absess. It waited for the vet and it was obviously trangiilised etc. Vet treated and fixed it, eleohant gone never to be seen aga7n. He was asking for help by going to the lodge all the time. 8t must have been so painful that he knew he had to make contact with the people and vet as he either remembered that a vet once helped him, or that whenever an animal got sick the vet intervened and the animal always always came out better. They are extremely intelligent animal.s

[@geraldclarke7257]

@Diogo sedation would help prior to removing quills

[@floydmaster1973]

Yeah The way he completely relaxes and rests his head on their hand and looks at both guys without moving his head. Hes like we're done and thank you fellas for not only helping but being as gent as possible given the circumstances.

[@hannahbriggs2991]

he is such a good boy

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Yes he is!

[@potter3967]

Yaaa,, that's, why thy kingdom come.. he better behave now..... 🤣🤣

[@milesy8207]

@@potter3967 😂😂😂

[@numerian4516]

Poor baby’s back legs were shaking like Shakira’s hips. I’d be focused during it then bawl like a baby after for hurting him more. Did a good job!! He never yelped once, what a trooper.

[@936712a]

what a trooper.Good hound

[@jacobmorgan1182]

Some bardock root or milkweed or half of 500 mg of ibuprofen you can numb his mouth with crab apple juice as well

[@numerian4516]

@@jacobmorgan1182 Hey, that’s good to know about the other. Knew you can use ibuprofen and similar human drugs. TG for phazyme for my moms fugly Shitzu!!

[@carolineashiali131]

🤣😂😂😂😂😂 really 😂.like who's.hips

[@chinaspink]

LMAOOOO THE WAY YOU DESCRIBED THAT

[@patd9290]

What an experience this was to watch. I was so impressed with your patience and understanding of the situation. You saved him a lot of pain. I am so impressed (not the right word) at how he trusted you and with your voice he would calm down. What a connection you two have. He really cares for you and vice a versa. Amazing! You have really taken good care of him for him to trust you like that. Wonderful!

[@Satronaut-pw3ij]

That dog was so well behaved, he obviously knew you were helping him and has a load of trust in you. Hopefully he won't do that again lol.

[@StandingStoneKennels]

He was such a good boy.

[@marjorjorietillman856]

@@StandingStoneKennels Were there any remaining quills that festered?? All 3 of you did an awesome job, by the way!👌

[@clantonaw]

The "Goodest Boy" award of the year goes to Hatch. Thanks for the tips on removing them and follow up treatment!

[@serenawarren746]

He is really a good dog. Too bad you couldn't get some pain killer. He deserves a treat.

[@chelsea_belle]

Didn't he say he has some aside from the vet?

[@jacoblugo5982]

Idkkkk 1 isn’t enough he needs 5 lmao

[@Foxyy01]

I've worked at a Pet and times when we had to deal with these we couldn't use pain killers cuz it has a chance of stopping their heart beat, it's really dangerous

[@keineahnung6124]

A prickly pear would be just right 😝

[@matildadhumxoxo5801]

Getting the quills removed were the treat. LOL This is terrible.

[@BooTomatoTomato]

I love how some people assume you can always get to a vet right away when something happens. I remember being a kid and having to help wrap my dog's broken leg because we were snowed in. You guys did great! What a lucky pup to be in caring hands.

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Thank you for understanding!!

[@PurdueAlum01]

Good job! One trick we know is to have a bowl of water to put the removed quills in, it helps release the quill from sticking to the forceps so you can be ready to pull the next one quickly and no constant shaking to get the quill off the tool. I know its an older video but tips are always valid!

[@doreenl44]

They took so long to get them out cos they wanted to take video in a good angle

[@SabrinaG5]

I don't own a dog and when I do, I don't think there is much of a "porcupine threat" here in the UK but this is such a good tip for dog owners that happen to come across this issue. Thank you 😌

[@A7Xdookie]

@@doreenl44 for educational purposes now someone in a similar situation can help their dog if they was unsure hiw

[@SubaStar24]

@@A7Xdookie id probably use my fingers but thats just me

[@childofcascadia]

@blackbear2649 If quills are in a dogs mouth, a lot of times you cant get a good enough grip with your hands. They almost like pulling out nails they are in there so strong.

[@Diddley_Squat]

You're far more gentle than my mom when I was a kid.

[@Wimpymind]

well maybe you shouldnt go around biting porcupines.

[@arnelesparcia5496]

@@Wimpymind hahahaha. Didn't see that comin. Hahaha

[@zeno2265]

👍👍😂😂😂😂

[@bigredc222]

My mother used to say, "pain builds character"

[@englishruraldoggynerd]

Great animal husbandry. The dog is evidently fantastically trained, and was so calm and friendly during the whole thing. I hope that he recovered quickly from his escapades.

[@kindaintrovert208]

He's doing really good. Im surprised of how quite and calm he is

[@michaelwillian8874]

Hello dear how are you doing?

[@sexycowman]

@@michaelwillian8874 you realise that Willian isn't even a real name, Mr Indian man.

[@jeffreynass5451]

Hatch, you are the champ! He was fighting his instincts and let his humans care for him. The multiple licks to the face, at the end, were his "thank you for making me feel better".

[@fernandacoelho7168]

Este cachorro voi morder um porco espinho sofre como e bom dor seu doito mercearia mais

[@arcanedame3015]

Your teamwork together to handle this was incredible, calm and communicative, attentive to when you could assist. Great job

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Thank you so much for noticing! We take a lot of pride in working as a team, and it's always our goal to stay calm, communicative, and responsive to each dog's needs. It really means a lot to hear that our approach came across well. Thanks again for your kind words and for watching!

[@weed0_0]

To all the people who didn’t actually listen he said even though he did it himself he will still take hatch to a vet to get him checked out and stuff

[@h3llnite]

Poor pupper. He’s really lucky to have someone who cares about his well being. Hope he recovers fully ❤️

[@fairyqueen56]

If they had been responsible this would not have happened a second time. The dog is obviously stupid!

[@h3llnite]

Donna Glaser ummm obviously you’re a dog expert then 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@Keoxcy]

@@fairyqueen56 okay Karen

[@01234567890147258369]

@@fairyqueen56 "If they had been responsible"......"the dog is obviously stupid" . what, so literally everybody is to blame for anything goes wrong? you must be reallllly fun to be around /s

[@Mahavegan]

@@fairyqueen56 Sorry but your comment is so bad.

[@alyssabullock6421]

Poor baby was trembling with pain at the start! He definitely was alot happier after it was all over- thank you for your patience in helping him

[@patlee9704]

You can tell that these guys put everything into their dogs. That dog while being in pain totally trusted his owner! He knew they were just helping.😊And yes he does deserve a treat...a pike of them

[@tl337]

I watched my friend sew up his GSP's cut from a barbed wire fence and she just sat and took the pain. His dogs would not fuss too much because they knew that he was the alpha and they trusted him.

[@_meap]

Both the owner and the dog are so gentle and understanding

[@OctopusHook]

Holly hell, I can feel that inner panic with the need to stay calm for the dog. Well done! I hope I can be that composed if that happens to my dog. Thank you for taking the time to make this video so we can be better prepared to handle this situation!

[@tonggatongg4552]

He was so excited that his hands trembled.

[@titopino96]

Brandon mcmillan is the most gentle, thorough and effective dog i've ever encountered. My friend and i love the dog show and never miss it. So many times we've shed a tear of happiness just seeing a dog's life changed forever when proper training is applied and they go on to live their lives the way they should. I have brandon's book kzbin.infoUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq in two formats. Not only the paperback version but also the kindle version to refer to when i don't have the paperback along with me. I have used his methods with my cavalier kc spaniel and turned a non-disciplined furbaby into a companion who has traveled thousands of miles with us across the country. He is a near perfect dog thanks to brandon's methods. I don't get one cent of kickback for recommending brandon but i do it because i love dogs. They deserve to be given a chance. Brandon's mission in life - to rescue dogs and place them in a forever, happy home - is very dear to my heart. I recommend his methods to anyone who has a dog - young or old. I've seen him take even old dogs and teach them. Brandon was an animal trainer before his current mission. His parents were animal trainers. His methods are the best i've ever found. Your furbaby will thank you for spending the money on this book. Don't hesitate - it is worth every cent.

[@shahnozakareemismaile4971]

This innocent creature was dying from pain. You helped him/her and relieved him/her. You guys are real superheroes in this world. This world needs more people like you.

[@SausageSideways]

Hardly innocent when it got them from trying to kill another animal.

[@moonriver7439]

@@SausageSideways you do realize that’s what animals and humans do for food, right?

[@TalanWH]

There is true trust in this moment. That doggo knows without a doubt his pack family has his back. He knows he messed up. What a great example of man/animal symbiosis. We benefit each other when we work together . We sometimes make mistakes but with the help of the ones who love us we can survive. In the wild, the wolves that let human ancestors help them; survived. In turn the wolves gave protection and companionship, helped increase the odds for a successful hunt. We really are stronger together not as individual species, but life.

[@waterbird91]

I'm all for SAVING the wolves. Their lives MATTER.

[@НатальяТкачева-ы4о]

Молодец собачка, не кусает. Понимает, что ее спасают.

[@nyspice1966]

I remember seeing my dog hop around with a sore paw....he had a splinter in it. I took my last $40 for his antibiotic. He was grateful for me getting his paw healed! Animals know love & they return love!😘🐕

[@thathero3736]

12 minutes in I felt a pain in my neck and realised I had my phone turned at an angle and trying to look around it like an idiot.

[@shuppslife5140]

I get you !!!!!

[@rodrickcrestwell2997]

I did as well

[@ferdinandsuting5663]

Same here🤣

[@BuhlouBear]

Ditto

[@tinamarisia123]

🤣🤣🤣... that's what I do... 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@kellycarver2500]

They are such a blessing to us, and even the bad things they get into help us learn things we wouldn't normally learn. Our dogs can teach us a great deal if we pay attention. Love and loyalty are priceless.

[@gillybean5672]

That poor baby. I can’t believe how good he’s being through all of that. I know your voice is helping too. The rubbing his ears ❤️

[@dansheppard742]

Nice job guys! Thank you for showing me that I can hold my breath for almost a half hour.

[@DanielSan1776]

That’s a good name I approve

[@gardencraver7918]

? Dan Sheppard ? Yeah its a good name

[@ElizabethJW]

Omg he is precious and extremely well behaved! There is no way my big guy would be able to stand that fully awake..you guys are awesome!

[@billybrule]

Porcupine encounters are never a good thing, but you two did a dang fine job. Staying calm like you did makes a huge difference.

[@diannemilne3922]

Poor sweetheart. You guys are wonderful the care , love and compassion you showed to this puppy . Is so nice to see I wish a lot more people would . He is a beautiful puppy

[@marryannflores396]

I can't imagine the pain he's going through, but damn he is such a well behave dog ever! To the owner, I can feel the ❤️

[@xMOSEScb]

The man assisting is a hell of a hand.

[@200degrees.]

Worse than an ashtray on a motorbike

[@protouch502]

@@200degrees. worse than a ceiling fan in Minnesota

[@Diddley_Squat]

It's like a submarine with a sunroof.

[@piratehalfdroid7370]

Stop complaining. In terms of emergencies, you need all the help you can get

[@xMOSEScb]

@@piratehalfdroid7370 I’m complimenting him. “Hell of a hand” means he’s an excellent worker or helper.

[@moruera6125]

NOW THIS ARE REAL ANIMAL LOVERS 🐺🤍

[@hrdgms27]

Day 2 : * Dog bites porcupine AGAIN * Guys : " OH CMON!!! "

[@tjmasterbarber2664]

🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@jasoncooper8323]

😂😂

[@collshensoul2197]

The porcupine: NO its my fault this time i shall take the consequences

[@SparkTruth1123]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michaelmcdermott2721]

Well that was wild. Great job. Nice calm demeanor by everyone

[@SteadyBark96720]

Especially the dog, what a soldier...we salute you! Good doggo 🐕

[@brandonsandacz2863]

The bond between dog 🐕 and man 🧔 is really something special ❤ I've always been a dog lover and dogs 🐕 have taught me more then I'll ever realize. Dogs 🐕 have taught me how to love unconditionally, taught me how to be a real friend. If you ask me, dogs 🐕 are far better then humans.

[@leelewis926]

What a well behaved dog! He did well. So patient. And he never cried out in pain ... I know he had to have a lot of it. You guys were so thorough and patient. I was sitting on pins and needles watching this (no pun intended).

[@DeOneandLonely]

The last 5 seconds of them bonding and snuggling really got me.

[@bobbyzalzos6015]

it's so nice to see people rescuing poor animals out of danger... good job!

[@LS-gh9hl]

My dad had a prized hunting dog that got into a porcupine and quills even got deep into his throat. He had to undergo surgery. But it didnt stop him from messing with another porcupine! Many more quill pulling sessions we had over the years!

[@KatanaKatz]

Oh man! I wish they learned their lesson the first time. 😭 It’s already bad enough once

[@shelbybee9423]

Y'all did such a great job communicating and taking really great care of that sweet dog. I'm so glad you knew what to do and was able to get to work right away.

[@jafeershafi354]

These two mens are very humble!

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Thanks for watching

[@ashiiilala]

You calm voice, intended for your dog, ended up calming me down too. 😂

[@hank0455]

Sad thing is, most dogs have a short memory, the thrill will return on the next attempt to have fun.

[@matildadhumxoxo5801]

I really hope that you are joking. I don’t know a lot about dogs memories but I seriously hope that he runs the next time he sees a porcupine. I got a headache watching but I could not stop watching.

[@FunkBastid]

“Ooh, another rare, spiny rabbit.”

[@ladycoyote992]

They have a short SHORT TERM memory. However, if something makes an impact, they generally remember. If they had just short memories, we wouldn't be able to train them, because they wouldn't remember.

[@sylbrittablum6769]

Lord father of JESUS help them to put these thornes of Pic out,it is better to make the dog sleepy

[@sylbrittablum6769]

Henry i hope so, the Lord bless You and your nice dog

[@VictorCasadesus95]

WHAT A WARRIOR, he just close the eyes and let the mans do the job, TRUE WARRIOR

[@andylawrence8346]

The dog was so well behaved he knew he was being helped

[@tsfbaf303]

I‘ve had similar experiences with my cat. When they trust their human, they know they only do what’s best for them. If I have to hurt him a little bit to help, or if I accidentally step on him etc, others would take it personally, he doesn’t

[@guywiththepinkgun]

Such a tough dog! This guy was a trooper! I hope y’all learned something, and can help your dog if you ever run into this problem!

[@neikojones316]

You guys are so caring

[@chrismendez5631]

Ett try yg4yr55 rut The w4

[@thulasiaparna9071]

@@neikojones316 no

[@ilovegunsandhuntingandradi5912]

@@thulasiaparna9071 no what?

[@RSMoreno]

I had to fast forward to the happy ending because it looked painful.

[@mikegaffney8005]

you guys are amazing, many people would love the affection and care that you showed to your dogs.

[@Jamie_McElroy]

Those hugs he got (and gave!) were what I needed to see!

[@BEV0323]

Poor Hatch, after this he needs lots and lots of HUGS! And when his mouth heals, he deserves a treat twice a day, every single day for a year!!! I can't even imagine the pain that resulted from this, poor Hatch, it's okay sweet baby!!!

[@SausageSideways]

Yeah he deserves hugs for getting a sore mouth trying to kill another creature 🙄 you people are nutters. He wants to hunt then he suffers the consequences. No hugs for any of the animals they catch that are just as important as dogs.

[@manfredconnor3194]

Wow! What a really well-behaved dog!! We had a Canadian Sheperd. She was a great dog and smart too, but there were just 3 things she could never get in her head: 1.) Don't attack collies (she really hated them for some reason) 2.) Don't attack skunks 3.) Don't attack porcupines I remember doing what you guys were doing several times, except all we had were needle-nosed pliers and we did not use the bit. Using that bit is a good idea. We just held her mouth open. It was an activity that involved the whole family. I never knew that cutting the back end of the quills made them easier to extract. That is a really good tip. Good job posting this. You will save a lot of people's dogs.

[@KSA-lc5sw]

Какие замечательные парни! Собака стойко перенесла и выдержала манипуляции по удалению инородных веществ. Очень умная собака знает что её спасают. Ребята вы молодцы!

[@terraalbritton6405]

I love how patient they were and how they worked together. I appreciated no cussing, too.

[@paullamb30]

I had this happen to my dog this morning grouse hunting. I watched this video a long time ago and it helped me take care of my dog quickly. I had the right first aid kit in my vest and in 20 minutes the quills where out and we where on are way to the vet. I was hoping I never needed to do this but this video made the world of a difference. Thanks

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Wow, thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! We’re so glad the video helped you in such an important moment. It’s great to hear that you were prepared and able to act quickly to care for your dog. Knowing that our content made a difference in a real situation truly means the world to us. Wishing you and your dog all the best, and thank you for watching and for your kind words!

[@Hewlett-Packard-Lovecraft]

Yall are doing Gods work. Ive never seen a dog so patient while being in such pain.

[@ileaddeaths]

That was pretty uncomfortable to watch, but looks like he stayed pretty civil. And got right up after like nothing even happened lmao gotta love shorthairs. Good work

[@helencheadle5285]

You two did that so well, talking gently to him to keep him calm and pulling those darn quills out! Gosh just imagine ifWE were to get quills like that in our mouths! The pain!! I’m guessing that by cutting the quill ends in it allows air in, and releases the pressure each quill was holding it in?….good show to let folk in the wild what they can do if no vet handy. Well done you guys, abd Hatch deserves a medal for being so darn brave!, xxxxxxx

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Thank you for your kind words

[@chicago7477]

Thanks for posting this. My Boykin just got quilled and this helped us pull out the quills quick and easy. We used a paint brush handle to hold his mouth open.

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Glad it helped!

[@discoandben9313]

Poor fella hope he learns from it but if he’s like mine he won’t.

[@direktorlee]

Dogs be like ..."yeah I got spiked yesterday...that was wild !! About to do it again!! "

[@Bloodycanz]

Stupid dog u makin me look bad

[@direktorlee]

@@Bloodycanz many people won't get the reference. I actually lold

[@b19931228]

"I'll Fuckin' Do It Again" -The dog probably

[@dongeiger4500]

All he will remember is that the porcupine hurt him.... so he must be destroyed.... unfortunately

[@christinetilton4562]

What an exceptionally good dog.

[@GO-xs8pj]

If you have a piece of gauze, it helps hold onto the tongue so you can pull the tongue forward to examine it. Tongues are hard to get a hold of with your bare hands. This pup may have struggled some during this quill removal but for the ten minutes of pain, he will be much better off. Good job.

[@irenegeorge1438]

Oh that poor baby! You guys did so good removing those quills for him.

[@aramayicart27]

good thing he had you men there to help him through.

[@emilynesbitt3514]

The pain must have been incredible. The situation is especially bad when the quills are inside the mouth. Our collie once sniffed a porcupine and was quilled in the nose and jowls. Luckily no quills were inside the mouth because she never bit. She was more of a show dog than a hunting dog so was not aggressive but curious. She let us pull them out without needing to be held down and without a sound and kept trying to give us her paw. Such a good girl.

[@RestezCalmesetbuvezunthe]

Oh god. Poor boy. He behaved soo well considering how many and how painful it must be.

[@MinMaurice]

Appreciate these men for taking painstaking care.

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Thank you!

[@panadiva72]

Poor doggie, he's so brave. He wasn't even whining 😢🐶🐾🐾

[@162someone]

i wish everyone around with dog in this condition will have same dedication to help the dog

[@wiebl5266]

Look at the bond between the dog and the owners... it's so touching! It's so cringing to just watch you guys do it, let alone doing it... Ahhhg!!!!! Ouuch!!!! Thank you x 100

[@les937]

You 2 guys did a awesome job removing those quills from that dog ... great video!!

[@Gunner6391]

It hurt's the owner more then the dog because its like a child to them. Great handling of the dog.👏🍻

[@tsfbaf303]

Dogs/Cats > children

[@stfuplsok]

K9 Blue Boi 206 *hurts *than

[@SausageSideways]

@@tsfbaf303 no, never

[@marsiandari8800]

Alhamdulillah Ya Allah, ada orang baik n peduli dgn binatang Anjing, semoga Om sehat Selalu n Semoga Om Panjang Umur Rezeki nya lebih banyak lagi Aamiin.

[@kaylamarie8309]

What a great dog! As bad as that had to hurt him he trusted his people and never tried to bite them. He knew they were helping! Dogs are so wonderful :-) Great job guys!

[@msheidiyodel]

I need the guy in khaki & orange shirt to look into the camera and say “ all-right all-right all-right” 🤣🤣

[@abhisheknamdev2834]

yess😝😝

[@sonyahart6479]

Omg same

[@msheidiyodel]

@@sonyahart6479 doesn’t he sound like Matthew McConaughey?🤓😋

[@sonyahart6479]

@@msheidiyodel yes it’s crazy

[@titavaughns7698]

🤣🤣🤣

[@icancryyouariver4173]

I think like one tip for pulling out quills is that you actually twist them to dislodge the tiny hairs to minimize damage when you pull them out, I hope your dog is feeling better

[@they.call.me.ranchcause.i.3381]

Actually recently found its the oposite, twisting them will cause more tissue damage from the barbs. (Also risk of breaking of the tip and causing infection) Your supposed to grab them close to the tip and quickly pull them out straight the way they went in.

[@icancryyouariver4173]

@@they.call.me.ranchcause.i.3381 dang really? Didn't know that. Either sounds like a terrible situation

[@xxTylerkxx]

Amazing discipline from both the men and the dog. Both relaxed and got the job done.

[@melanienitschke6695]

Ich glaube dem Hündin war das eine Lehre. Und wie glücklich und Trost suchend am Ende. So tapfer der süße.❤️

[@antonyv8171]

Everytime he’s holding that jaw open I think of how King Kong did the same move when he snapped that T rex’s jaw

[@dameravijaykumar3591]

😂yeah the kingkong just ripped the jaw off😂😂😂😂

[@th.tondonsingh4519]

Not T Rex it's V rex

[@Bertdevries4865]

O my god. That poor dog. This much hurt like hell. I hope there will be no infection. You defendant have to let him be checked by the vet. You did a great job picking those spikes. Greetings from the Netherlands. Sincerely Bert de Vries

[@consonyastovall5858]

Outstanding video ! The love and care shown by ya'll and the trust the puppers has in ya'll, its beautiful.

[@francispacis4867]

The trust and relationship are just amazing.

[@helenhodge-croom9635]

how you got him from the field to the house without ending up stuck or any worse damage is one heck of a feat in itself!! my dog would be screaming trying to rub her face on me! you handled it vary well and quick as possible to minimize more stress, not allow any more damage to be done, kept each of safe and have a follow up plan. 👏👏👏vary well done!

[@CynthiaRutherford]

I wondered if there was even some kind of local "numbing" substance you could use. I'm such a sucker for animals! I'm glad he was taken care of.

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Unfortunately this was a situation where we had to act quickly with what we had available out in the field.

[@KrysDlite]

Bless his sweet little heart, I’m amazed how calm he was through all that. I know that had to be insanely painful for him. Poor pup, I hope it doesn’t happen again, those mean ol’ porcupines. 😠

[@armanibrenay]

There are probably so many dogs that go through this and can’t receive any help. You guys are a blessing❤️