The story behind viral video of vet building trust with scared dog l GMA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มี.ค. 2022
- You’ve probably seen this video of veterinarian Dr. Thomas Hamilton caring for a scared dog. It gives viewers an inside look at how he’s going the extra step to build trust with his patients.
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This dude treats animals better than some doctors treat humans, there's a special place in heaven for this animal lover.
What do you mean? Have you had bad experiences with doctors?
Yeah, I also hope he's vegan.
Yep, right next to Eldad from Hope for Paws!
Did the doctor not use his finger to examine ur prostate?
@@alreawon1212 he's on the carnivore diet
He is not only handsome, intelligent he has a good heart. Soft and sensitive. He's a keeper. Doc thank you
Yeah I'm in love. Wonder if he's single lol
@@scarletbelmont9022 lol we need more men like this in the world
Which dog you talking about?
HA GAY!
@@scarletbelmont9022 nope he’s mine I call DIBBS!!!
This vet is an absolute angel incarnated. We need more people like him in this world
But not ppl preaching about sin ahh yes because dogs are better then Jesus when his father created the thing.
get off the comments in this vid, this vid has nothing to do with comparing dogs to Jesus, and no one said they better than Jesus. You weird for this
@@mrike5651 Here is not the place for you to treat your wounds. Go look for a psychologist.
@@mrike5651 stop.
Definitely. Un Angel en la tierra. God Bless him, God bless You and God bless a Todo el Mundo!!! Saludos y mas bendiciones!
There’s something about the way he says ‘we’ when talking about his patients. Like he’s already with them and understands them and can voice their concerns. What an amazing healthcare professional. People think animals forget easily and don’t emote like us but the reality is that they don’t demand as much as us humans, but when shown a little kindness and love they respond so well.
All the "we" talk is creepy af.
Makes me think about all of the dogs I’ve had throughout my life. They all would lay their lives on the line to save us. And to think people dump them or abuse them makes me sick.
Are you reacting again?
Dr. Tom is an angel, unlike some people
How many men who wouldve laid their lives for you have you DUMPED.
And while I read this my two rescued dogs are lying on the bed with me. They were literally dropped off on the street. Thankfully my husband was jogging that day. The last thing we needed was two puppies but, they were so close to death and we just had to make sure they got well. Then we all fell in love! Life happens.
humans are truly the inferior species!
You can tell a lot about a man's character by the way he treats animals. This dude is awesome.
You can tell a man's character by how he treats people who can't do anything for him.
Bullshit
He even goes so far as to give the dogs pronouns like "we," as if they are one with him! And the way he works, the comfortable behavior they eventually show him tells me they probably ARE!
While man's best friend is one thing, this man is DOG'S best friend! That's a whole new level!
🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@factsandworldknowledge2654 it drives me mad when people devalue what someone else said, yet never give their reasons.
I think I can guess why you would say bullshit.
Just cause someone is being nice doesn't mean for a second they are nice. Its just an image they want to portray to others, the best way to fool people is by helping them. I am not fooled by the "good" person.
@@factsandworldknowledge2654. The good guys are hard to identify. I trust the bad guy more he ain't afraid to be who he wants be.
He refers to them as “we”. I love that. He’s living his purpose that’s for sure. What a lovely man.❤
What a kind, compassionate vet he is. My dog is a rescue dog and is usually a complete sweetheart, but she used to get scared if she had to see a vet. I explained this to a vet, thinking he would show her some kindness, but instead he lunged at her while trying to get a muzzle on her, and she bit him. She was terrified. He got angry with me and shouted, "Your dog just bit me!" What the heck?! He scared her half to death. Now we go to a different veterinary practice and the vets love my dog and she loves them back. We need more vets like Dr Hamilton.
I've experienced similar. Met very few vets that really understand animals, and that it is probably why you were drawn to this. Take care
@@aldouszodiac Thanks Tony. You too.
That IDIOT should NEVER have become a vet, then! OMG.
Lots of vets are disgusting
We need more of jesus then dogs or 4 legged beast.
That is someone who isn't just being a vet because it's a job but because it's his calling. He was put on this earth to work with animals. ❤️
If only I could give many more ❤️. I like my vet, but I want my dog to love her vet. What’s not to love here.
This is a REAL veterinarian, this man is great at his job, and obviously enjoys his job. What a great human! Thank you!
And a REAL man!
Then what's a FAKE veterinarian?
@@trig3017 A lot of those who're in it to fleece their clients are FAKE.
And their numbers aren't just a few.
Praise GOD for the Awesome Vets who are no less REAL .
For them we lift up our hearts in fervent Prayer. I personally do so daily, coz am an avowed animal lover, not just of pets.
@@marietheresa7866 As someone who's worked with many vets in several states, I can almost guarantee that most vets are well-intended, good people.
What a wonderful, kind, empathetic person. If only the world had more people like him.
This vet is a GOOD BOY! I don't know if Vets take the hippocratic oath but THIS vet has it right! do no harm applies to the emotional state of their patients well done Dr. Hamilton for treating this patient and others like it as living beings and not a hurdle to get past. Healing inside and out I'm so grateful there are people like you in the world.
Docs(for humans) no longer take that oath now, it's a thing of the past - or so i've been told
That vet is a Good Man and a lifesaver to his clients.
We have our own oath and as far as I know we still take it
They absolutely do take the oath to first do no harm. This guy is a perfect example.
Protect this dude at all costs. He's too precious for this cruel world
I have his back. Period.
He is a friend and a comrade without any further need of introduction.
......til you experience his road rage directed at humans on the highway 🔥🔥🔥🤣
man this man desrves more than protection!!! He deserves the world!!!
@@DoctorCataclysm A comrade?
This works with people too. It’s all about love and kindness with a bit of empathy.
Agree... But not sure if people give it back to you once their jobs done.
Humans animals, were just a different species. Divisions, elephants, dogs, cats, giraffes, lions, raccoons, etc, we're mammals-warm blooded, give birth to live young, secrete milk for OUR babies. Cow's milk is cow's milk. Human milk is for humans.
We say "animals" as though they're different from us.
@@JcbJcbJcb14 I completely agree.
Way way more than a bit of empathy - he related so strongly and deeply with the dog that he kept referring to her as "we". That man is a very special vet and that vet is a very special man
@@santoshiyer78 they may not, maybe not at the moment but you definitely spark something for sure. Plant the seed. ♥️
Every soul needs a doctor like him.. humans, and critters...
love this guy
This is the level of compassion we should all strive to have for each other.
This guy is definitely in the right job, great to see people out there who love their jobs and love animals even more
Check out Will Ferrell, exotic animal expert. He's great too.
Yes he is ,so beautiful to see his interaction with the dogs 🐕 😍 ❤️
Merci pour ce que vous faites pour ces pauvres bêtes maltraités. J en ai les larmes aux yeux.
Loving Jesus is more important then animals because with animals they can make burdens but Jesus can help you overcome burdens
@@mrike5651 yes, loving Jesus is very important but loving animals and caring for them is also important. Rather than being a burden, our pets give us unconditional love, loyalty, comfort, they bring joy to our lives. I can't imagine life without my dogs and my cats. My husband and i have been caring for feral cats for many years and we work with rescue organizations. We have adopted both rescue dogs and rescue cats over the years and each one has been a huge blessing and dearly loved. How can animals be a burden when God created them?
Outrages - he is build like a tank, has a heart like an angel and works with animals - nothing but greatness here :)
lmao i love it when huge lads have a cute and wholesome character
Why can’t all guys be like this?
he makes the ladies ovulating
but he's gay.. .
@@yourmumsy1081 🤦🏾♂️
That made me cry and gave me the faith to know that there are good and loving people out there ❤
We need more people like this!
Thats a Vet, who needs a gold star. The way he handles all the dogs, is outstanding 👏🏾 👌🏾.
Dogs are babies and they all deserve love , support, care, and protection, just like children. Children and animals should be protected and cared for as a number one priority in society but they are not. They should out law dog and cat breeding and take care of the dogs and cats in the shelters. Also, certain people should never be allowed to bring children into this world and the system should stop putting children in foster care when they know these children are going to be mistreated and abused. Society has devolved, not evolved and its shameful and nothing but depravity and obscene. Dogs, kitty's, and children are all angels.
That is how it's supposed to be. I'm all for rewarding that kind of professionalism, but.. this is what "not falling short" looks like .. ❤️
@@kimwalter8753 as someone who was a foster child, my foster mom is an amazing person.
I have been in homes that were really bad too though.
So basically don't use too wide a brush here...
@@kimwalter8753 as for society devolving.. what time in history was our society better for the most vulnerable members of our society (and yes, I absolutely include our pets as members of our society as they are members of our households ..)
We *haven't* "devolved", we just haven't finished improving..
It's always been two steps forwards and one step back, rinse and repeat.
Don't loose hope... Especially people who mean well are prone to becoming bitter. Don't fall into that trap. We aren't perfect, but most people look to do better ❤️
@@a_diamond 😊😊😇I hate all the violence, greed, corruption, and cruelty. It makes me sick. But, ok.😊
We need more veterinarians like this. Our animals deserve to be loved and cared for. Absolutely beautiful ❤️
yes indeed
... We need more people like this !
We also need to see the profession to seriously address the costs which are pushing more and more animals into shelters and adoption centers. It breaks my heart to see seniors and other owners forced to give up their beloved pets because they cannot afford to care for them properly. It's really insane.
I never met a vet that doesn't love animals. You have to do the same schooling as a human doctor but get payed way less. No one would do it if they didn't specifically love animals.
@@paulmunro3175 Absolutely right!
What a beautiful human being this man is. A lot of people in this world could learn from him. You can feel the love in his heart and the way he gives his time, patience and compassion to these wonderful animals is just amazing.
I always talk to dogs like they’re people. They might not understand the words, but they’re smart enough to discern those who actually acknowledge them and those who treats them like an accessory. 🐾
Same, I love them, they make more sense than humans, sometimes.
It's a scientific fact that dogs can learn around a thousand words of a language that is spoken around them.
Truth.💕
Wtf you on
Yes they truly understand😍
He doesn't even see animals as just animals but he sees them as his patients who deserve to receive great medical care. His bedside manner is incredible and should be automatically shown by all medical doctors..
Agreed
Animals ARE more than "just animals" - :)
You want a doctor to lay down beside you?
@@chobai9996 Just to see my doctor would be an improvement.
he sees them as patients cause that’s what they are duh
Exactly what I feel people should do with animals, is just sit down on their level and let them come to you when they're ready. God bless you Dr. Hamilton 💜🐾🐾
He calls his patients 'we' as in to imply that he and the dog in question are together in this journey of trust...wow....I'm just blown 🙌
I think it sounds stupid!
@@Verrie77 well, anything works as long as the dog is treated well and the doc is satisfied...just saying...
I hate it when people use we like that. Like when the bank cashier says so what are we gonna be doing today Well I don't know what you're going to be doing but I'm going to be depositing money it sounds stupid
@@michaultrarunner8608 i doubt you'll be depositing it without the cashier playing her part too, you's make the perfect team for the job hence the we part lol yeah just joking it does sound really stupid. I always feel I'm being patronized when they talk like that.
@@braveheart4603 exactly, it's very patronising, but the people who say "we" are often the people that have a lot of vanity and little self-awareness
This made me cry. This doctor is a wonderful human being.
👍👍👍👍👍
You can be nice to animals but terrible to people....no matter how nice you were to animals you'd still be a horrible human being
This is a real man, God bless you🙏
His story and the legacy he will leave behind is so beautiful!! Beautiful man on the inside and outside! I love to see people take on careers that not only pay their bills but fills their heart with joy ❤
This is a person who deserves everything in life and more. What a compassionate, caring individual. Thank you for all you do, Dr. Hamilton
lol. Calm down. He likes to play with dogs - so do millions of people. You know who else loved dogs and pampered them? Hitler.
I have a very similar approach to Dr Hamilton and have had similar results with those very scared patients. I have just quit being a vet after 18 years because I can't take the abuse of clients and their unrealistic expectations anymore. I can't take working 10 hour days without a break, day after day and then getting abuse from people because I'm running 15 minutes late. True, it's a small proportion of clients, but they are getting more numerous by the day and the stress of it all is beyond bearable. Even 10 years ago you would only get a client like this every month or so. Now it's daily and often more than once. Vets are leaving the profession, and more tragically many are taking their own lives.
@@joshitheyoshi2533 since you felt the need to bring up hitler, maybe it’s you that needs to calm down. Don’t hate, by mentioning such a vile human being, when someone is giving this vet the praise he deserves. Smh. Chill
@@russojones2975 The over the top assessments of a handsome man loving dogs e.g. "deserves everything in life and more. what a compassionate caring individual. thank you for all you do." is the reason why people so badly miscalculate those who can be otherwise abusive and/or dangerous. Frankly people, especially women in heat, are incredibly dumb.
@@joshitheyoshi2533 you’re incredibly dumb. Instead of being rude get a job and a life!
The dog was so scared...this vet is an angel
No, he is a doctor.
@@prachi2232 🙄vet means veterinarian. Also called veterinary doctor /surgeon.
You again
@mytube tuber Talking Ben: yes
Shut up
The best phrase I ever heard about a dog was that "They love you with all the dog love they have. " and that is so true!
It breaks my heart to see dogs cower like this. You just know there's been abuse of some kind in their past. I love how this vet takes the time to grow that trust because at the end of the day, these dogs just want to please their humans. Thank you for posting.
my dog does this when he goes to the vet and he has never known anything but love, good food, lots of treats, loving family, warm bed....I think he associates the vet with the shots he has to get once in a while. That is just his personality...he is a Papillion
I am so deeply touched by his compassion, empathy, and patience. Dr. Tom is a genuinely good human being.
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I couldn’t have said it any better. He is an angel
This world needs so much more of this!
I've been a veterinarian for 18 years. I get down on the floor with every dog that comes into my consult room. You have to build that trust. I was working with a mistrustful 17 year old chihuahua who the owner said had always been terrified at the vets and would likely try to bite me. I was seeing him weekly. By the third week as soon as he entered the room he walked over to me and leaned into my chest for a cuddle. These types of experiences are my proudest achievements, not the heroic life-saving surgeries, or the long and difficult recoveries for illness (although that is rewarding too) but making a scared dog happy to see you and trust you enough to "examine his boo-boo".
You the Vet WoMan!
17 year old chihuahua... what in the fountain of youth is up with that
🥺❤️
@@killtyrant Oh yeah they can live to 20. One of the longest living of all dog breeds, if you keep them healthy.
AWESOME VET, WISH YOU WERE MINE but mine's pretty good too. Vets & vet staff need to know how much their loving care of our beloved pets means to us. You make a difference in this world, in a huge way. My vet staff treat my dogs like they are the most special animal they ever treated, their very favorite. I know it cannot be true always but it feels sooooo good to know they treat them like I would.
Man who is cutting onions in here? This is so beautiful and you have me tearing up! The amount of love and compassion this man has for animals clearly shows in everything he does and you can see it throughout the video. God bless you, sir, for everything you do for these animals! ❤🤗
That vet is truly needing a reward that is remarkable he's a hero to animals
A credit to his parents, himself and honouring his own beloved childhood dog by his actions every day.
We would call him "a top lad" or "a sound bloke" over here in the UK.
We call that “Based” in the US.
"Sound bloke"---I like that.
Speaking for myself, I would call Dr. Thomas Hamilton a "Handsome Hunk with a Humane Heart."
Just about any positive adjectives would apply.
Well said.
As a fellow Brit, I "second" this comment 👍
I called him "sound as..." while watching the video, and then saw this comment 😂
Yes, he's a 'Good Egg'
Not only is he good with animals, he ain’t too bad on the eyes as well. Beautiful story with eye candy. 😍
he phyne tho
Ha ha I agree
LOL I swear he got IT!
Definitely a catch for sure
I came here just to say this! He's VERY handsome :)
Dr. Tom, you are an amazing human being. You are easy to trust, says the dog's that cross paths with you. The way you interact with them when they are scared and vulnerable makes it difficult to not trust you. Bless your heart!
image if humans treated humans being like this we need more people like thomas
This doctor is an incredible human being, with the affection and respect that he treats animals, it is seen that he has a big heart. Thank you doctor for his effort and dedication to animals.
Hum hum.
Oh my gosh, this is so lovely.
this world needs more people like Dr. Hamilton. 💜
Plus his eyes are gorgeous!
What a great and kind person you are! God bless you
amazing gift he has
God bless this vet. We need more people that love animals like this. 🥰
Hello 👋 There
How are you doing?
We just need people like this period!
You vegetarian ? Animal lover ? Dildo God doG worshiper ?
Amen
@@smiththomson95 SCAMMER!
We need more kind and caring people like this guy!
... and not only for animals but for humans, too. Greetings from Germany
the be the one. stop with this "we need", be that guy.
Ive had a dog since he was 6 weeks old and he taught me to have compassion for animals something a surprising amount of people don't have. So to see this man the way he treats animals is really heartwarming.
We need more people like him and you in this world. Not enough empathy.
Thank God for you your amazing what a beautiful dog
Great job
Now that is a real man! Kindness and compassion...what a stud 😍😍😍
I was thinking the same thing 😂😂😂. He's lovely on the outside and inside
Totally agree! Beautiful spirit, beautiful vessel, beautiful heart! I would take my fur baby to him in a heartbeat. Compassion is everything
10/10 !!! 😍
жесть... от него прям фонт гейством
You’ve got that right.
I do this with my human patients. Well, not the petting, but certainly sitting next to them, letting them get grievances off of their chests, sometimes holding their hand. I've had to say goodbye to many of my patient's at the end of their lives and giving hugs, that warm human touch is just so necessary to us all. Animals need that too. Kudos to this guy for going the extra mile. It takes a little longer, but man the reward is so worth it when you feel the joy in your soul that it brings.
Not the petting lol 😂
Are you a hospice worker? Thank you for caring for people at the end of their lives. It means a lot.
@@bryanpratt5850 no, but I work in post acute rehab and long-term care centers and part of the reality of that is that there are some older folks or people with a lot of serious comorbidities that just sometimes don't make it. But I do really enjoy the human aspect of the job and sitting down with folks and really showing them that there are people that care, that want to listen to their stories or their complaints and that is usually met with positivity by them and many times better outcomes..
@@warrenmccormick8923 a heartfelt thank you. You're a blessing, and you're making a huge difference in our world and in their lives. Thanks again for sharing.
Bless you, doc. With every soul you shower with your love and compassion, especially as they depart this world, you literally are assembling an army of guardian angels on the other side to watch over you for the rest of your days. The people we help and love in this life that we’ve lost in turn watch over us and guide us in the form of intuition, inspiration, excitement and joy. 🙏🏽
I love Tom, the vet. Such kind eyes 💗
When I was 15, my mother was visiting a friend who had a cat who was very afraid of other humans. She told me the cat would just hide and didn’t like people (because she lived alone and didn’t have many visitors, so her cat was just never exposed to other people). I spent the entire 3 or 4 hours sitting on the floor trying to get that cat to trust me and eventually, she let me pet her. One of my most memorable moments with animals.
actually an amazing story
I know right! You have to have immeasurable patience with cats 😂 but the moment they trust you, it's so rewarding and you feel accomplished😍
Making a cat trust you is something really difficult, very difficult.
I like that experience. Myself, it was with squirrels and birds. Skunk and raccoons to, but I just try to go by. Not likely that I'll try to pet a skunk. 😶
It took months but I got my friends usually antisocial cat to come up to me and lick my finger. I almost died
I wish more veterinarians and pet owners were as wise and kind as Dr. Hamilton. That one concept of changing a dog’s perspective by use of compassion and love says it all. So many humans take for granted the ease with which our pets navigate living with us. Just imagine how difficult it would be for one species to be separated from its own kind and placed in a location where no one speaks your own language or uses the same non-verbal (body language) signals. The food is not your species’ original diet. The physical exercise you need is not possible in most cases. The emotional and intellectual stimuli you need is not provided. And yet, our sweet pets will sacrifice themselves to protect us - to be by our sides in sickness or during times of grief. They are the better of the two in this partnership in all ways and are more humane than most humans.
Oh dear, you could not have said it any better. Thank you~ 🐶💕
Beautifully stated! 🥰
Beautiful explained. Thank you 🙏❤️
Has Dr. Hamilton ever beeb nominated for a person-of-the-year award? If not, he should be. This is a good man.
This dude is awesome. Shout out to Bandit (RIP).
Doctor - Such a great person you are.
Jesus loves you all🤍
I was an abused child and this is how I needed to be treated back then. It would have meant so much to me. I just needed to be treated with compassion and love.
I’m so sorry. I have great parents and I try never to take that for granted. I wish everyone could have had the love I had at home. The world would be better off. Just remember to give any kids you may have all the love you never got! That’s what my dad did. He was adopted and wanted us to have everything he never did.
The lessons from God can be very challenging sometimes, but they are there to teach us right from wrong, fairness from the unfair, and some of us have to learn the hard way (me included), what true love and compassion really is, by letting us experience it's opposite. (I don't know, if you understand, that God is real, but to me, it's an undeniable fact!)
You see, if you understand what true justice is certainly not, because you've experienced it's opposite, injustice, then you begin to understand, what true justice really is! And if you understand what true neighbourly love is certainly not, because you've experienced it's opposite, indifference, then you begin to understand, what true neighbourly love really is! And so on...
That's why we experience these seemingly unfair challenges, which The Creator/God gives us, so that we can learn, what we still need to learn about righteousness!
The true purpose of life, as I understand it, is to learn to master righteousness to a certain high degree, and we live many lives to get it right, and the Karma we bring with us from a former life determines, which challenges we get in this life.
If you can begin to see these challenges as a possibility to grow spiritually, and thereby grow morally, in the eyes of God, then you've understood the true purpose of, why we have to go through them!
Think about, what you've learned from your challenges, and use that experience in a positive way to become a good example for others via your fair behaviour (even though many will not recognize your good intentions, it's never a waste to try)!
To learn righteousness, you need to practise the following, with the aim to eventually master this basic moral principle, which is the basic "law of Love" of God:
"You shall not do unto others, as you would not, that others should do unto you.
You shall do unto others, as you would, that others should do unto you." (Jesus)
- which is the same as: "Love thy neighbour as thyself." (Jesus)
- Much easier said than done, I know, but as we all know: Practise makes perfect eventually! 🙂
This moral principle also apply if you feel a need to criticize or correct someone, then do it in such a way, that you would want to be criticized or corrected yourself: (try to) remain fair and respectful!
Remember, that you're in training practising this, and therefore you'll not always in any situation get it right in the beginning. As with any other skill, you wish to master, you will fail in the process of learning, but the more you practise the skill, the better you'll get at it, and that's the same with mastering the skill of righteousness.
To be fair, you should know, that I'm not religious in any way. I'm just someone, who seeks the absolute truth, and who have come to some conclusions during this search (I believe, I've found the basic part of the spiritual truth: Learning righteousness), which I hope can be of some positive use to you! 🙂
@@practice-righteousness I believe in God. I'm a Christian ✝️.
@@leslieannvanhumbeck9444 Why did you choose to become a Christian? If you don't mind me asking? Were you born into the belief, or did you choose it of your own free will? is actually, what I'm really asking.
Does, what I wrote make sense to you in any way, if you for a moment can look away from the religious dogma of your current belief?
Amen.
God gave our family a great dog that saved my sanity & life, growing up.
Unconditional love was shown to me for 17 wonderful yrs from that precious angel in fur.🐾
God has used dogs in my life in incredible ways, ever since.
No one will ever convince me, our beloved pets won’t share eternity w/us. 🙌
Even people don't treat each other with so much grace and kindness..simply awesome..no words to describe this vet..respect and love
It was so heartwarming to hear Dr. Tom's early childhood experiences of his own dog saving his life and how he has worked hard to built trust with his patients 🥰. If everyone was this kind and compassionate, the world would be a better place! 💖💖💖
Love, love this. Kindness goes a long way with people and animals.
Yes, absolutely 1,000 %.
so true!
Just like Takis shelter...Crete...spread the love...x
i read kidneys and i was like... well yes but how random lol
More Vets should feel that way, when you take a dog to the Vet, they are scared, they whin, they shake, etc. They do not want to go into the clinic, we should have more Vets like this guy ….
What a beautiful man
We really need more people to be just like Dr. Hamilton.
oh my Lord I cried. Bless you sir
Yes, this works!! I've had some very scared, broken & terrified rescues and this method of showing love and building trust has never failed. Dr. Hamilton is an exceptional veterinarian!!
Works for human women too that are like this because of men. But haven’t been able to find a man like this yet…
Dr. Hamilton is a gorgeous, professional, friend of animals.
Love his precious heart.
Great job, Doc!
❤
I wonder where his practice is.
He,used to be in New York but moved to Boston I think he has an Instagram page.
I love the "we" reference as opposed to "the dog...". Doc's extremely empathetic + on point.
Tears are flowing down my face, this is so beautiful.
I'm not a great animal lover but you can see that poor dog had been seriously traumatized. His sad eyes were heartbreaking. Thank God for that vet caring the way he does.
Probably not traumatized. The only issue is his owner dropped him off at the vet instead of staying there with him. So he got scared (as all animals do at the vet.)
More than likely due to covid protocols, the owner had to wait in the parking lot while the exam was happening, so the dog didn't have their person with them, it smells like 100s of other animals in there, there are medicinal smells, anesthetic, people are tired, and it's utterly believable that the pet just shut down without their person.
As a vet nurse, my coworkers and I do our best to emulate what this doctor is doing, gain trust, and make what can be an overwhelming experience a positive one. To the point where pets are happy to go with me to the treatment room while leaving their human behind. (Literally happened with a patient today, the owner was like 'okay then, bye honey, make good choices!' while their doggo excitedly dragged me to the back)
We need more veterinarians like him🤗 I remember my daughter's cat had one bad experience at the vet and she was never able to take him back to the vet, because he would freak out. Taking the time to care goes a long way to avoid trauma later.
I wish this were the case. But sadly it is not. Veterinarians all know how to do what he’s doing and we love to do it. But instead we are busy saving the lives of sick or injured animals and do not have the time to befriend a nervous but otherwise healthy pet. Most veterinary clinics are booked out several months and sick animals are even being turned away from emergency rooms. The veterinary industry is going through a crisis right now and although the video is heart-warming, it paints a very inaccurate picture of what goes on behind the scenes in an animal hospital. Please don’t think your veterinarian doesn’t care if they don’t do this- you’d rather it not be your pet whose life they are trying to save
@@DrRossBernstein No joke. I left the veterinary industry last year to start in my career field. There's major distress right now due to the vet shortage that was exacerbated by COVID. We always tried to use a fear free approach, but sometimes when they were sick or extremely injured, those approaches wouldn't work and they'd need immediate treatment. I just wish there were more time and more vets.
The vets I know are amazing and put their all into every animal they see, but it's emotionally fatiguing. I just hope they don't burn out.
Kindness goes along way
Good for you for taking the time to break down the dogs barriers to help him !
Wish more vets were like you but a lot are !
This is what happens when your passion is also your profession 🙌🏼 Very cool to see..
Now that’s a man deserving of all the accolades in the world
Sad when you consider the cruelty these animals endured to become so frightened. Thank God for your kindness when treating them
Hmmm not sure how to feel about that. If owners are cruel to animals would they take them to the vet ? Unless they're rescues..
Dogs feel fear at the vet because of all the new smells, the smells of distress from previous dogs and cats at the vet, it's an unfamiliar place with new people who smell different. Dogs being scared at the vet doesn't mean they were mistreated at home or at the vet. The dog is a puppy being socialized to the vet, it's normal.
My dogs drag me into the vet, they love going everywhere, I think it’s the energy the owner has. My dogs always love every vet we have ever been to, but I have three amazing rescue dogs.
Please don't automatically assume there was cruelty or abuse with these dogs. Many dogs are frightened when they go to the vet. Some may have had bad experiences at vet offices in the past and associate the smells with those experiences. Some may not be properly socialized to new environments or new people. Some may be coming in because of an illness and are just not "feeling it". Each animal is different, their experiences are different. You have to learn to adapt to the animal.
That huskie, breaking his chain ... helped this man and so helped countless dogs!
Dr Hamilton, you are such a special, loving person. Thank you for the work you do with all of the lucky animals you see. The world needs thousands of you in order to heal. May God bless you abundantly!!!
That dog's face was so heart-rendingly sad. It was lovely to watch the kind way he was treated and how he responded to it. Thank you for uploading.
Incredible story. Whether you’re giving or receiving , compassion is something everyone can benefit from.
AMEN! ALL LOVE AND BLESSINGS TO ALL DOGGOS AND PUPPIES, I LOVE THEM!
We all need more compassion and gentleness in this world.
Same with oral sex.
Everyone who grew up with dogs is probably a very compassionate and deeply loving person. Dogs change us for the better.
What a beautiful guy, inside and out.
It's a tragedy to have such pure beings go through so much fear.
It truly makes me ill.
So very true! I would be dead ten times over were it not for the unconditional love and support I have received from my sweet companions. They are innocent and wise and all that is good in this world. I can only hope that I have given as much to them as they have given to me. They are my heart in every way.
One of the worst feelings in the world is seeing a scared dog and not being able to help it out
This dude is GOLD. I just LOVE him. Kudos to you for being such a loving, special man.
All animals deserve a doctor this compassionate, including humans. What a kind soul this man has.
I’m in tears 😭 they are both so sweet 🥹
I’ve always felt this way about animals. If you show them love and kindness, they’ll give it back. Sometimes it’s harder than others if they’ve had negative experiences with people before, but you just need to show them that you mean well.
Except Hippos
@Priscilla You are correct. They are still animals and their instincts could kick in at any time. I suggest you get a small sized dog, but try not to get a chihuhahua because that dog will always attack you. 🤣
@Priscilla Most dogs don't just randomly attack you. The thing is dogs are just like people. Most of them are nice, but some of them have issues. You just have to know to read a dog in order to know if they or just normal dogs or if they have some issues that make them aggressive. Like their rail or and their nose and their eyes and their whole body language really. You don't want to go hug random people who are in an agressive posture like they are ready to stab someone either. Over all dogs are not dangerous. Humans can be way more dangerous as ar as I am aware.
Patience is also extreme important when it comes to repairing the damage :)
@@chidubem826 Chihuahuas are just crazy 😂
We need more vets and more people like this doctor...
This is such a great lesson 😊👍
What's a kind man! Thank you for love to dogs! Dogs are really people's friends!
You’re amazing, thank you for all that you do for animals…God bless you always 🙏🏾💕🙏🏾
Wow I'm in tears because how can someone treat an animal so cruel and then they're scared of everything and everyone. Great job to the Dr.
Me too! I literally teared up from how sweet this is
There’s nothing more expressive than a scared, sad, and depressed dog. I wish I could lavish love on all of those sweet dogs in the video.
Are you some sort of animal racist or something? Why dog? Specifically?
build compassion to animals starting with your plate
no im more expensive ✌🏻
@@elon2 stop lecturing and labeling people according to your beliefs and preferences. Your virtue signaling is all over the place...
I wish every person on the planet had the kindness and compassion this wonderful vet has for animals.
dogs are the single most loving animal on this planet and seeing one broken by mistrust and hurt is one of the saddest things one can see. this is wonderful . very obviously caring man / doctor. thankful for him and those like him
As a vet tech it warms my heart to hear a vet refer to his patients as "we" that's a common thing in my field, that desire to build a relationship with the animals such that they become part of us. Super sweet.
Oh, I see! Thanks for the explanation, because I was wondering about that. So nice!
I assumed it was a bizarre woke thing and that he didn’t want to assign the dogs their gender. I’m still not entirely sure that isn’t the real reason either.
@@sukijay4990 I can, with authority, assure you it's 1,000% definitely not. It's basically the same thing waiters and waitresses do, "how are we doing tonight" or "did we save any room for dessert" except in the vet field it's genuine, not just being ingratiating for tips.
Your frankly bizarre notion of vets not wanting to assign a dog it's gender is a little ridiculous, given that veterinarians literally remove animals' sex organs on a daily basis. Nobody that's qualified to do surgery and has gone through at least 6 years of veterinary medical school is crazy enough to think animals give a shit about gender any deeper than the instinct of "can I mate with that."
@@cleverusername9369 that bizarre notion, as you describe it, is happening in the world right now with personal pronouns and some radical parents not assigning a gender to their babies because they want to let them decide for themselves. This is despite the clear presence of male v female organs. There are males allowed to compete as women in sport. It’s happening whether you choose to believe it or not, and quite frankly, with so much woke craziness going on in the world it would not be much of a leap to believe that vets in America have been told to observe woke rules and use a gender unspecific way of talking about the animals in their care. I think using ‘we’ sounds odd and here in Australia none of the vets I take my animals to use it. So there you go. A difference of opinion here but that’s ok.
@@sukijay4990 again, I'm going to reiterate that veterinarians literally remove animals' genitals, and to that point, referring to a spayed or neutered animal in a gender neutral manner would actually be more medically accurate, not "woke". But yeah no, vets definitely don't do that. It's kind of a huge, massive leap to conflate what some "radical" parents do with their kids with how vets talk to or about their patients (and look, I don't understand the whole obsession with gender identity lately, but since I neither care nor does it affect me, I just stay out of it, it's none of my business.)
It seems to me like you're looking for some "wokeness" to be outraged about where none exists. It's just a good vet, treating his patients and clients like family, not a guy pushing his ideas of how life should be lived on other people. Lighten up.
We need more vets like this in the world 🌎!
We definitely do.
Yes!!!
I know for sure... Doctors have no patience with human, as much as... ! This man is a legend!!
Dude is a hero.
Kindness cost nothing but means everything to others and can make all the difference for people and animals. We should always treat others and animals how we want them to treat us. Bless this man for showing these animals and educating others the difference it can make.thank you for also taking the time to make the video. X🦋🐾
Man..... If this video doesn't get him some...😂
And he is already handsome. ^^
He's a special man to treat animals with such kindness and love.
How can you not love an animal? They love unconditionally. ❤️ They're so forgiving. All they want is to be loved in return.