What Happend To This Dog? Those GREEN PAWS Were In HORRIBLE Conditon!

[@Aleks7599-b6j]

But those maggots!!!! 🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛🐛 So sad. I am so glad that you are helped her!❤

[@elinorhartless4672]

If she was just at the vet, they did a terrible job.

[@bevfrench3496]

@@elinorhartless4672 I was thinking the same thing. Also, just because she is farm dog doesn't mean you shouldn't be brushing out her fur once a wee, at least. {at least I thought they said farm dog} Plus they finally owned up and confessed, no vet. They thought they could save money and treat her themselves. They do no deserve this sweet dog. thank heavens they gained knowledge and improved her living conditions.

[@AnitaBetterScreenname]

Didi looks emotionally shut down. Not just "being good" - She looks depressed and hopeless. I really hope I'm wrong. So sad to see her not even left her head to make eye contact. You helped her heal up and feel good again. Great work!

[@meljc2823]

Yes, poor baby...😢 She has been feeling unwell and neglected for too long...

[@AquaFrost777]

I agree, but also she looks generally unwell.

[@rustyhowe3907]

Oh I absolutely agree, it's so heartbreaking when they look this way. I hope she can find her new happiness is able to stay. To think the owners have all that money (look at the fancy asf house) and yet their dog is badly neglected.

[@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar]

She needs pain meds and a soft bed.

[@erinmaclean5064]

100% sedated, even though they claimed otherwise. The rapid breathing while "sleeping" is a dead giveaway besides her other behaviors

[@summerstrain]

the green thing on her paws is called brilliant green. it is a dye and an antiseptic, but it is not used in veterinary. it's a common home remedy in Easter Europe for desinfecting wounds, although it mostly burns the skin and doesn't let it heal properly. so it was clear for me from the start that her owners lied about visiting the vet

[@kerrydwyer1879]

Ohh😢.So no vet work!!So sad.

[@terrifiorelli9819]

Disgusted!

[@deborahlimasantos6169]

I've come to comment this. It's a real problem here where I live when people bring dogs with those "home remedy" that they listened from their grandpas or an random G search. The client lie to the Vet and expect we believe in them, bruh. There's some cases that would have a tottally different treatment If the client just tell us the truth. It's not like a Vet will judge a person with less condition, it's not a shame, but we surely judge you If you lie about your pet real living conditions.

[@sharonevans4369]

The condition of this sweet, poor dog is absolutely dreadful. How can the owners neglect her so badly? Didi looks as if she has given up completely, poor little soul 🥺. She looks so dejected and must be in a lot of pain…….thank you so much for helping her x

[@deniselepage8409]

I feel so bad that this dog had maggots. Omgoodness. This dog is being eaten alive by maggots. He needs better care!! The owners need to take care of the dog. This is pure neglect. Dear God 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@fionafearnley7795]

That poor dog! The owners obviously have a lovely home and so can afford for that poor dog to be groomed more often. That dog has been neglected and looks broken! I have been grooming for years and never had such a dog on my table that looks so broken! Absolutely shameful and unforgivable! However, you have done a brilliant job on her and I am so impressed with the time you took to remove all the grass seeds that must of taken ages. Well done for making her life happy again.

[@Kirmeins]

There is a suspicious amount of "broken looking" dogs on the table in this channel. In some cases, the same dogs that looked very lively and happy when they are picked up for their grooming. From what I've seen so far, I concluded that the channel owners deliberately (mis)classify sleeping and calming drugs as "no sedation" - possibly because they're worried that some may not like to hear it. So, don't worry, these dogs are not broken, just very out of it, for the sake of their and the groomers safety. :)

[@kellyb3540]

Owners are disgusting!

[@thulekovish8188]

It was shameful that this beautiful and gentle dog has been sorely neglected. Thanks to your meticulous grooming, you've helped sweet Didi feel much better and recover from her wounds. Hope from now on, Didi will get better care at home and be a healthy and happy dog.

[@jenniferdnoseworthy2348]

I have my doubts, poor thing. She looks sick.

[@annwalsh8079]

I didn't realize that Cocker Spaniels were used for hunting! They are known for their gorgeous fur and are more like a family pet/show dog?

[@jobrock1079]

@@jenniferdnoseworthy2348 She's running around during the last minute of the video, so she looks like she's gotten better.

[@suemount6042]

What’s sweet and patient girl she is bless her

[@karih2044]

I have an English Cocker, and I'm alarmed at the terrible condition she was in. Very neglected. And she definitely is not groomed every 2 months. In addition to the wounds (which how did they not notice those?) and the foxgrass, she had a terrible mange or other skin condition. She was also breathing very heavily, considering she was "sleepy". I don't think she was sleepy, I think she had infection coursing through her veins, and was very very sick. And skinny! Poor thing. I also don't understand why her tail was cropped so short. I think she's been suffering her whole life. Bless you for helping her! And I really hope her situation is better now, but unfortunately I have my doubts that much will change. You said they are friends of yours, so I hope you will check on her.

[@Susied7]

Thank God the owners now have her in the house. Spraying disinfectant and saying she went to the vet is a disgrace to the dog. She looks so happy now and I hope she stays in the house.

[@rustyhowe3907]

I wouldn't trust those owners with a pet rock honestly! Such a pity poor Didi had to go back to those sods.🤬

[@susanjaffe315]

She seems to enjoy the attention..

[@nousernamealexander]

gods don't exist

[@Kirmeins]

@@rustyhowe3907 Dude, chill. Most cows with sore skin on their feet will be just fine with the kind of treatment they tried to give their dog. I bet you that was ignorance on their part, thinking it was just a superficial problem. Why not try to use a treatment they know to be effective with their cows? They did reach out to the groomer when they realised the problem didn't go away. Plus, sending her to the groomer first was also a good call considering a groomer is way more experienced at getting rid of all the excess hair and has the better tools for it - that hair needed to come of anyway before the vet could treat her properly. For all we know, they might've phoned the vet first and the vet told them to get the dog to a groomer and then straight to them afterward. I for one do not believe the one-sided story we get told. Not after seeing *very* obvious signs of this dog being heavily sedated during the trimming but being told "she is not sedated, just very sleepy" - yeah, depends what you define as sedation. But I take every word with a grain of doubt here...

[@rustyhowe3907]

@@Kirmeins No-one should believe any story thrown up to the internet agreed, but it's very obvious whoever is her owners/caretakers are doing a shockingly poor job of it. Yes it's good she got the help she needed, but only because her condition was dire and *that's* the part that annoys me. I grew up country and learned about the maintenance of many critters, cows included, so I understand your point of view but I have my limits too. Thinking some antiseptic spray will make the problem go away is just trying to avoid a vet bill. This is neglect, no two ways about it even if we don't believe the narration 100% due to the supposed 0-sedative as you said, the dog to me looks shut down and miserable but indeed that could be sedation instead. I work in disability care for the aging old folk and their condition when they come in is shockingly parallel.

[@nanny8675309]

I hope the owner sees my comment because this poor dog was probably in so much pain. Let’s not even get started with the maggots😢😢 If I was the groomer I would have trouble giving you back your dog😡😢 I hope you watch this video and realize how your dog shook in pain when she was dealing with her paws 😢😢😢😢😢😢 Thank you for helping this poor dog you guys do amazing work❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@valentinamalagoli5308]

❤😢

[@Wisepati]

The dog was limping and obviously is in pain. Should see a vet.

[@lesleygoodall-page8035]

No wonder she’s so sad! What a horrible way to leave a dog! Thank you for caring so much for her.

[@helenblake7567]

I love how concerned you are for the dog's well being and how gentle you are with her

[@elizabethannegrey6285]

Thank you for caring for this poor dog, which is clearly neglected. Shame on the owners!

[@Joywldlife]

You were angels in disguise to care for Didi the way you did! I was a vet tech for many years and I can attest to the fact that Didi was not just “sleeping” through that grooming. She was obviously sick and suffering and had she continued on that way without your care for her, the owners may have ended up with a seriously sick dog or worse. They are your friends - so please keep reminding them of the importance of regular grooming AND keeping Didi indoors. You are wonderful people so I am now going to become a subscriber.😊

[@carmensandiego7749]

They're angels and not even in any disguise 🥸. But if they're friends of yours why do they not love and care for their dog better than this?

[@Kirmeins]

Uhu... "sleeping" while breathing very fast and not reacting to anything. :D Yes, she's very sick at this point. But also drugged - just watch some other videos from this channel and compare the dogs and how each behaves before, during and after treatment. Heard them literally say in another video how that particular dog could *not be sedated due to health concerns*. Read: Dogs usually get sedated but some ignorant people likely flamed the channel owners for it, so they now gloss over the fact that they do it. I don't like being outright lied to, but I understand that telling the truth can be dangerous on a social media platform. Also, out of the few grooming channels I've seen this is the best and they're the gentlest and best in care - also because of sedations which I wish others would use more freely. Reduces stress and trauma by 95%. Still. Not just sleeping and not just sick. ^^ Keeping a dog indoors only isn't dog friendly either. Nightly paw checks and brushing sessions twice a week is what she needs on top of more regular grooms and immediate vet care if this problem arises again. Then she can run around all she likes - no need to lock her up like a prisoner for most of the day. :)

[@jh2419]

I hope her owners know how lucky they are to own such a beautiful dog. Hopefully they will take better care of her from now on.

[@mariannegathier7574]

I love the way you're willing to groom dogs when they're lying down. I really hope other groomers watch your videos and start doing the same, especially with older dogs. Lots of love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱❤️🇳🇱

[@erinmaclean5064]

That dog is definitely sedated. I know they said otherwise, but 100% that dog is medicated

[@m.e.9418]

Not necessarily. My dad neglected my mom's cocker after she passed and he shut down in much the same way. Was essentially catatonic

[@barbaraforsyth1257]

This dog was clearly sedated.

[@JadedSidhe]

I'd have had many, many harsh words for both the owners. Even for a farm dog, that is inexcusable.

[@meb8499]

Poor Didi, in so much pain and still behaving like a pro. Those owners don't deserve her!

[@rosilenedebarbosa8429]

Não a merecem mesmo!

[@cathycuellarsanchez9843]

Firstly, thank you both for doing a wonderful groom on poor sad Didi 😪 I've never seen dog sleeping through a groom without sedation ! Your were her salvation 👏👏 I was sooo glad to see her running about at the end of the video ❤ You are an angel. ❤😘😘🍀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jenniferfox5586]

She’s not asleep, she’s sick and in pain!

[@Kirmeins]

You still haven't seen a dog sleep through a groom without sedation. Watch some other videos of this channel and listen closely and between the lines. :) I concluded that "not sedated" essentially means "not under full anaesthesia" instead of "no calming/sleeping drugs given". Better this way, tbh

[@authenticpoppy]

I'm glad she didn't have to recover in a barn. She was hurting. I'm glad to see Didi enjoying the great indoors.

[@debrawichmann5152]

Omg! Thank you for helping Didi! I've never seen a cocker spanial as a farm dog, but regardless she needs better attention then what's she's getting from her owners. Makes me wonder about what the other animals might have going on, a vet needs to check out all the animals. This was hard to watch.😢 Shame on the owners. I think you gave her a much needed spa day! Although she didn't seem to care about anything, she was giving up! She needs some downtime to heal! Thank you far helping her. ❤❤❤❤ ❤

[@MeritxellFarre]

They are hunting dogs, not farm.

[@californiadreamer2580]

​@@MeritxellFarreyes, and even the spaniels used for hunting are groomed/ clipped and see a Vet regularly ❤

[@juliahill7732]

What a sweet girl Didi is. She must have been so miserable with all those seeds stuck in her skin! Cant believe how well she took the groom. Thank you for making her feel all better again.

[@kleopatra6234]

You are gentle and you take things slow when you groom. That makes all the difference I think. Didi looked depressed and acted as if she didn't care what happened to her. You brought her back. What a difference to see Didi in her home. She looked like a healthy and happy dog. Greetings from California and great work.

[@marygeanmaxwell3512]

Oh my God. How can anyone allow this to.happen. How would they like this to happen to the. Thank heaven for you. May God take care of them. It hurt to watch . Good luck to you both

[@AnnetteSchuneman]

You changed sweet Didi’s life!! Thank you so much! Not only did you sweetly and gently tend to her immediate problem but helped her owners to understand what was going on under her fur. A dog of that breed isn’t meant to be out in the tall grass. So very glad she will now be a happy indoor dog where she can stay away from things that would cause her pain. God bless you both!

[@robertshrewsbury5067]

A dog owner who hunted with her dogs told me of how important checks for foxtails were, years ago. Seeing this dog stabbed in so many places and the severe damage to her feet is an illustration of what my friend had talked about. I'm glad Didi was able to be calm despite all the hours of help it took. Ah, an update, so nice to see Didi happy and free from exhaustion and pain.

[@joycenichols3481]

I know I have said this before BUT how can owners be so cruel to their dogs???? A beautiful dog like this should be pampered and loved!!!

[@GroomHouse]

I don't know 😞 I ask myself that question every single day...

[@Whimsy4fall]

All dogs deserve to be pampered but a cocker spaniel is not a farm dog, they should have a shepherd if they want a real working dog. I hope those owners learned a lesson. But if they lie to a groomer about taking their dog to a vet, they can’t be very trustworthy or smart.

[@karenmckillip8685]

Poor Didi looks completely defeated. Thank you for helping her this has to be so painful she looks so sad

[@ruthrussell9409]

I look similar while being attacked & injured from invisible jets

[@sherrygantt2158]

Didi knew being with you two. She was going to get love and attention. She was so relaxed because she knew that you two are loving and caring people. Thank you so much. These precious babies need you both.

[@april1too]

Poor dog was so poorly. Cockers dont sleep through a groom they are full of energy. Thank goodness you got her feet sorted. I hope the farmer looks after his animals better than he did the dog.

[@elly1433]

when cockers are as old as her, they absolutely can sleep through a groom. this particular case however was likely due to sedation and exhaustion, as even though they mentioned her not being sedated in the video, she's showing every sign of a calming drug

[@lizholmes2730]

Didi is gorgeous, her copper colour is stunning. Love the long hair especially those furry ears, so cute. Didi would be exhausted plus you have a nice warm and quiet grooming salon. I think she was appreciating the rest, plus she wasn't standing on those sore paws. I was wondering if her tiredness was in part due to the wound infection, because that does happen and she might have had a raised temperature I am so glad you could help her immensely. You got rid of the fox tails and treated the wounds left behind. The one that is a definite hole will have been an abscess after the foxtail burrowed in more. That's been there a while especially now maggots are hatching. I hope the vet really cleaned it out and gave her antibiotics. I sincerely hope the vet checked her ear canals as foxtail are notorious for causing huge problems there. 3 weeks later she is back to being a lively dog-Fantastic.... I also hope your friend now realise why they have to check/brush her.. We live on a farm, dogs n cats get foxtails but we try to keep them away from the long grass.. Cats are harder to control!!! One of our dogs many years ago got a large Thorn in her paw, she was limping but we could not find anything, no hole, nothing sticking out the wound etc. Then it became a huge abscess, off to vet for some quick surgery, they opened the abscess let it drain, washed it out and found a big Thorn in it. Daily dressings, antibiotic tablets and like Didi 3 weeks later, healed and back to her normal usual self.... Thank you for Helping Didi. Thank you for sharing her with us.

[@trilbynhiss]

She looked like she was in pain and feeling miserable. Poor little dog.

[@linm9598]

Thankyou for caring for this wonderful soul. She looks physically & mentally exhausted & so in need of comfort & rest. You did a fantastic job ! 👏👏🇬🇧🐾

[@jeno264]

Didi was so quiet, even though the foxtails were so many! She was surely very unwell! An infection may have made her less alert 💖💖

[@ar2043]

I can't believe how well behaved she is! YAY Didi!!! 🎉 🎊 🎈 Yay!! Thank you so much for cleaning her up and taking care of her!!! ❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@barbaralewis3832]

I very much enjoyed see the after video. With a few weeks of healing she's a whole new and happy dog!

[@rachealsmith5138]

Didi knows you love her❤, so much so that she felt comfortable sleeping during the groom! She knew you would help. I am so glad that the owners made her an indoor dog and sent you that video!! I love your work, y’all are angels!❤❤

[@andrea6421]

Awwww such a sweet dog. I believe Didi knew you would take care of everything! You are both heroes ☺️

[@marymosley5520]

Can't believe it was only two months since last grooming. Looked very neglected.

[@Midge2006]

Dogs like her are groomed every 6 to 8 weeks so it's normal tbh 🤷‍♀️

[@helentaylor4911]

It doesn’t look like she is brushed by the owners much. Considering she is regularly groomed

[@Midge2006]

@helentaylor4911 No it doesn't but I don't get why this person is shocked by the 2 months...why I said its normal for dogs to be on a 6 to 8 week schedule for a groom, depending on breed it can be longer than this to 🤷‍♀️

[@tereasafarley1558]

I agree looks much longer

[@LindaIrwin7328]

Thank you for taking time to really help her. She looked so defeated. It broke my heart. 😢 I can't believe she had wounds with maggots. God bless you for paying such close attention and pulling all that, I think you called it "foxtail" out. She looked so much better afterwards. ❤❤❤

[@lorisusanelroy5225]

Such a good doggie! Such a gentle groomer! Wishing sweet Didi a speedy recovery...❤

[@wildthunderbird]

Thank you for saving sweet little Didi. She looks so much better. I truly hope her owners keep her in the house and take good care of her all her life.

[@chrislufc]

You are so much more than just a groomer and this poor dog deserves a loving owner. Well done for doing such a fantastic job!

[@ES11777]

Thank you for helping these poor neglected dogs ❤ I’m glad you educated the owner to take better care of their dog. In many places she would be taken away from the owner. Thankfully the owners are better to her now ❤

[@Ginger51]

Such a sweet pup. You can see her tremble with pain/discomfort. Bless you for taking the time to remove those pesky foxtails! New sub here. ❤

[@daniellabettenfeld8547]

❤

[@susanmitchell3408]

Thank you for helping this sweet girl! You are a good person! God bless you!

[@michellewise613]

No way the paws got matted that quickly. No way those paws were trimmed a couple months ago 😢 or those ears.

[@solitairesmith3553]

I have 2 Wolf hound bouvier mix. I live on a farm. They both got into the stickers in the field after chasing 3 coyotes. They both had thousands of stickers in thier hair .far too many to remove. So I have them both shaved. It was the only choice. But i still had to remove stickers from thier feet. It was miserable. I had the field cut down. I now keep my dogs hair short so i dont miss any stickers

[@annelieseschroder4230]

So ein glücklicher und dankbarer Hund ❤❤❤

[@kathleenpallen7371]

What a wonderful outcome for Didi! Such a sweet puppy! Thank you for your amazing care and grooming!🐶❤️

[@virginiasoskin9082]

Thank you for caring for this lovely cocker spaniel. He needed your help most definitely and I am glad his living situation is now better. My goodness, he was just the quietest saddest dog and the change in 3 weeks at the end of the video shows how he should really be -- bright, happy and energetic. He seems healed physically AND mentally.

[@virginiagrigore7840]

Vă mulțumesc din toată inima!L ați făcut fericit pe acest cățeluș! Dumnezeu să vă binecuvânteze!

[@carmensainz4752]

Nunca había visto un perrito tan dulce !!! Que lindura y que gran trabajo realizaron para ella !

[@jerushamaxwell281]

Didi looked subdued due to possible depression, was amazingly cooperative, and deserved this pampering care. Am glad to see that she became healed and happy! (I also enjoyed your music.)

[@GroomHouse]

Thanks! 🥰

[@The_Real_Pinkie_Pie]

You are one smart groomer. Kudos to you for your intuitive skills and caring nature.

[@Bulletproof0302]

Thanks for your kindness and assistance 🙏👏👏👏👏

[@dorisbazurto1485]

Thank you for helping this beautiful and gentle dog

[@janetgrace7142]

Poor Didi, you need new owners! She seems totally shut down. You are a wonderful groomer, taking so much care of Didi. I hope she gets well soon.

[@cleopatracatra2097]

Thank you for the wonderful care you gave her and for showing how she is so happy now!

[@sheilamorrell9296]

You showed so much care and precision cutting the hair

[@runnyhunny786]

You guys changed that dog's life, from misery to pure happiness. 🙏❤🐕👌

[@GroomHouse]

🥰🥰🥰

[@kreh1100]

Thank you for taking care of this precious baby ❤ I love the end of the video, so happy she feels so much better!!!

[@BethFoster-lm7qq]

Thank you all for doing what is best for Didi. Through your care and efforts, she is so much happier.👍👏❤️

[@teruneshray9966]

Thank you for your kindness and for your meticulous care of sweetheart Didi 🙏❤️😇

[@Dani-dg4ut]

It was a joy to see you work. You are so gentle and caring..if I was in your country I would be thrilled to have you be my dog’s groomer. ❤❤❤

[@GroomHouse]

😍😍😍 Thank youuuu 😁😁😁

[@sallyanngrisolia4876]

That sweet baby is not just tired. I'm sorry, she doesn't feel well. Dogs don't act like that.

[@brotoubrotou3164]

I think the owners sedated the dog before they brought her to you. Edit: As usual you did a wonderful job

[@stacygraber4684]

Agreed! There is no way that dog was not sedated.

[@swickrnac]

That's what I suspected too. Sedation or pain medication. Poor baby.

[@sophycardozzo6370]

Amo sus videos, me encanta ver como ayudan a tantos perritos como Didi, un saludo desde Colombia😄

[@mariehansen2534]

Thank you for your attention to this lovely little dog, she deserves better than she got at home, I mean she's a member of their household. Take care.

[@maryatkinson2006]

THANK YOU. Because of your love and patience, Didi is safe and happy now.

[@jeanettewhitbread1209]

Just like Didi fell asleep on your grooming table, after working in the dental field for over 35 years,I have seen people fall asleep in the dentists chair. It amazes me every time. I take it as a compliment as I feel that they are relaxed, which often makes their treatment easier.

[@Lynne2106]

No. I think the dog was miserable and just shut down.

[@lightworker4813]

She was sedated.

[@alicerobinson1173]

Didi was glad to get those nasty foxtail out of her skin & get all cleaned up. Your services were what she needed the most. Good job.

[@carnendelgado6842]

Que lindo q quedó hermoso chico ,❤😅 gracias por estos animalitos que dejann abandonados por sus dueños

[@kathyanderson5836]

Thank you for helping her! It is tearful to see how much she is suffering. Has it been two months since you groomed her?? It seems like a long long time has passed since she had your care. This poor dog! Thank you!

[@eury5405]

Oh my God! I am IN LOVE with this dog! Sleepy head looks so sweet! Her breathing looked a little labored....maybe it was a nice rest for her just to lay down and be pampered ❤❤❤❤ They did not take her to the vet at all! Would you consider setting up a fund where your viewer's could donate so that you may provide medical treatment in cases like this? I would donate in a heartbeat! The ending was BEAUTIFUL!

[@dawnwalus6587]

Thank you for helping this angel!

[@robinwoelke8753]

Thank you for helping Didi! She is a beautiful girl. I was sick to see she had maggots in her wound and I really appreciate you showing us the video of her afterwards looking healthy and happy.

[@warmweeniesdoxiesweaters2884]

I actually had happy tears in my eyes at the totally happy butt wagging end. Thank you for sharing 🥰

[@ellenward2117]

What a sweet girl! Thank you for helping her!!❤❤

[@sofiapupo]

Pobrecito, gracias por ayudarlo.

[@glendacoty2061]

I’m so glad you took care of her, she’s so beautiful I don’t know but I think that besides being neglected she’s also abuse, she’s to calm and head down all the time, I’m sorry for her😢

[@donnamcalpin4910]

You are so caring and meticulous with your work. Poor baby is so sad

[@kaytiej8311]

I'm so glad your compassion urges you to seek the deeper reason and to minister to those needs. Thank you for caring for Didi.

[@samechaleph1891]

Thank you for the lovely work you do, and for explaining the situation with captions. I appreciate the work you both do, to help the dog and to educate us all. I’m sure that many of us viewers, later in life, will know how to take care of dogs because of the information you shared 😊💖

[@kimbeeau]

This dog is so sad😢 and looks really unwell. Thank you for helping this dog.

[@scottwills4221]

God bless you, protect you and reward you for your incredible kindness and love to these precious dogs

[@brianjanson3498]

She must really trust you to take a nap during her grooming. That you relieved her pain is wonderful. And what an ending! She looks so happy. Thank you

[@lindaatkins2197]

Thank you so so much for caring for this dog as you did. She seems so melancholy and so well behaved. Again thanks!

[@lindaattew906]

what a wonderful and caring lady you are poor Didi must be so happy now that she has been treated how she should behave a happy. life didi xxx

[@denniswilkinson1674]

Great job, I know Didi is much more comfortable now. Keep up the good work. Your videos are great.

[@Dakiniwoman]

I fell in love with Didi! what a sweet dog and what beautiful care you gave to her... I really enjoyed seeing this even though I cried...

[@berthas.ausg.9616]

What a beautiful and sweet girl. And what a good outcome that the owners try to treat her better now. Let's pray it lasts!

[@pennylehrer1306]

You two are wonderful and compassionate with how you treat the dogs. Didi is lucky to have you groom her.❤

[@jennyh1970]

Thank you lovely souls for making her better.

[@marisacoan6409]

To those who saved this dog, thanks so much.

[@dcwebb1]

God bless you! You are doing God's work for that sweet dog.!

[@sherryrector2275]

God bless you for taking such good care to Didi.

[@elinorhartless4672]

I love how kind and gentle you are with her! It’s obvious that she trusts you or she wouldn’t be asleep. ❤

[@denniswilkinson1674]

Your gentle touch and attention to detail is amazing.

[@sandyluker2214]

You are such a caring groomer, bless you!

[@DrakoCrowley]

It's a relief to see owners that care. You are a true blessing to the animals that you come across.

[@dataman505]

Dogs of the world are very lucky there are caring people like you folks. The work you both do is wonderful. There are just too many suffering creatures being called pets. Thank you for you efforts to help these poor animals from someone that also cares.

[@GroomHouse]

🙏❤️

[@LisaSmith-tw1bm]

I've never seen a more well behaved dog! Didi was an angel. And, blessings to you for treating her with such care.

[@darkhorse8413]

Poor Didi. I love how she takes the time to rest. She obviously feels safe enough to do so. Another amazing transformation.

[@rachealsmith5138]

Oh my gosh! I remember seeing his before…. And I love how Didi was so happy in the end! You can tell how much she trusted you to take care of her!!❤❤❤