🐶 French Bulldog Puppy Has Stopped Playing Around | FULL EPISODE | S03E13 | Vet On The Hill
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2020
- Dr Scott helps various animals recover and faces a tough realization with a non-active French bulldog.
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It’s quite *coincidental* that as soon as the news was spoken about the *death of Vince* that it started pouring down rain outside my house... We all know *Vince* is in a better place now...
Thank you Scott and everybody that helped Vince as much as they possibly could, even though the condition wasn’t able to be cured...
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@@ramusaxena7928 L? What do you mean? That’s very rude of you to say,
Love is so amazing given from pets. Treasure each moment and smile with his loving memories.💖
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You can really tell how much Scott really cares, not only about his patients, bit about their families too.
I was doing OK till he said "unable to go to the toilet with dignity," for some reason... the way he phrased that, the genuine care and kindness in his voice and body language... he is the kind of vet ALL animals deserve. When they first showed the little Frenchie in the park, it was clear he was hurting when he walked. Every time they called him their little man, my heart ached for them. So SO much love in both of his humans. I cannot imagine how much it sucked for Scott to have to deliver that news. He's a good dude, that adorkable Australian fellow.
I hope that they may even have a child together and after that they may be ready for another dog
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I lost is at “little man”
Scott did all he could do he and his team tried there best
Fair play to Reece turning his life around working on the farm keep up the good work 💯♥️🇬🇧👍
Oh, that story with Vince was heartbreaking. I'm so sorry, Karina and Gaz.
it sure was ,my heart broke for them too. Sending them hugs&prayers ,So sorry for there loss.
Very sad! Made me tear up! I can't imagine the hurt! And the little man was so sweet but he looked defeated. The couple made the right decision Euthanizing little Vince. They had a loving 6 months with him, and I'm sure he felt loved. I had to euthanize my dog almost 2 years ago, and it's the hardest, and one if the most painful decisions you have to make. Love Dr Scott, and the team! They are all so caring! It really shows through- their love for animals with their desire to help both humans and pets. I'm studying to become a Vet Tech and i would like to follow this philosophy. You do it because you care and you love animals. And you want to help their owners. As a dog parent, we love these magnificent Angels, here on earth. They are pure and love us unconditionally...I love this show! Guys keep up the Amazing work!!
I am in school to be a vet tech, and I can attest to the fact that there are a lot of tears and frustration that clients don't see. I once saw a whole team of veterinary staff break down in tears after losing a fairly young dog to a heart defect.
I sure hope Vince parents will be going to the breeder they got him from and sue them... I can't imagine any puppies suffering from this so sad this should have been caught early 😢and never sold . This is the breeders responsibility to take care of this dog an this family and take care of the bills and reimbursement . I believe no puppies should leave till they are fully vacinated includes rabies and bordatella vaccine and as well as health check from the breeder veterinarian with a health certificate before they even leave their home.
@@carriegemin5226 I think this was something that wasn't apparent when Vince was a small puppy. It just developed, and no vaccine would have prevented it. We don't know how old Vince was when they got him. Maybe he did have all of his puppy jabs and all clear by the breeder's vet. I used to breed Sphynx cats, and all kittens were fully vaccinated and vet checked before they left me. I even had the prospective owners have their own vet examine the kitten and give their all clear before the sale was final. No kitten ever was sold before the age of 12 weeks. (Jan Griffiths).
My heart broke for Vince and his loving owners, you can tell they did everything they could for him and I can't imagine how horrible that feels. I truly hope this won't stop them from adopting another dog in the future.
I am sure it won't...perhaps they won't adopt a dog right away but after they have finished grieving
@@jadengal100 which just takes time my sister has had to unfortunately put down two cats it took her awhile till she was ready to get the cat she currently has .
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They did adopt 😉 A puppy dashhound :)
So sorry for Vince’s owner. I also appreciate Scott showing Bella’s owner to keep up brushing the dog’s teeth. It is not just the unpleasant bad breath for the people, it is very important to dogs health.
Scott is a lovely man with a beautiful soul. Condolences to Vinces owners, so tragic.
Yes he is! He truly love his job! It shows!! It's not about the money or fame! But truly loves those animals
That little puppy with MD has such a brave mama. I wonder how many of us were crying with her. I pray in time they will bring their great love to another deserving pup.
I was 😢
i am sooo glad for that guy with his sheep. it's not easy when you're new at something and have pulled yourself up by your own bootstrings. he's a great guy. i was so nervous about that judging - but a yellow ribbon - alllright!!!! and thanks to Scott for helping. :} 🐏🐑🌼
It's particularly heartbreaking to lose a puppy at only 5 months. You see other people with their young dogs and it reminds you of what you've lost. Not only is there grief from the loss, there's the feeling of being unfairly robbed of more time with them. 💔
oh god poor vince he was only 5 months old R.I.P. little buddy
Poor Vince 😔 you can tell how much he was really loved by his owners and made his short life fun and enjoyable. I hope he’s in a better place now 🌈♥️ x
I am so sad over dear little Vince. Poor baby never stood a chance, took him so quickly, rest in peace, little man. So sorry for Vince's family.
Poor Vince. Just a baby. :( I felt so bad for Karina. Seeing Dr. Scott visibly fight tears really made it harder. He's such a sweetheart with the softest heart.
Vince's story really touched home with me because I have facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSH). I suspected he had a muscle disease when they did the EMG and was certain when they said how high his CK level was. My heart breaks for Corinna and Gaz. I was diagnosed almost 47 years ago and have seen dozens of doctors and I can honestly say not one has cared as much about my case as Scott did for Vince, Corinna and Gaz. He's not only an amazing vet, he's also an incredible human. I laughed at how red Scott's face got when he came in last place while showing Reece's ewe.
I’m sorry you’ve not been treated as well as you should. It’s hard to find a doctor or doctors who care about you as a human being with feelings. Sending you loving prayers ❤
I was watching this as I was eating lunch. Wept all the way through. So sad for Vince and his owners. Devastating diagnosis. RIP little man
Vince's story absolutely broke my heart! Poor little Frenchie
well that's what happens when you inbreed dogs to produce a 'pedigree breed'
@@SevCaswell you're just speculating... might've been anything from an accident to a deliberate long-snouted-Frenchie breed. Plus, with genetic diseases like this where a parent would obviously only be a carrier (as it would've died long before breeding age otherwise) it can happen in any responsible breed line as well. It's not like there are symptons in carriers! It could be passed on for generations upon generations until you're unlucky and the boy you picked is also a carrier - and even then there is only a 50x50 => 25% chance that the puppy has the condition, a 50% chance that it ends up as a carrier itself and a 25% chance that it is genetically perfect - for each puppy of the litter seperatly mind you. Which means you'll be dependant on the new owners to report back that the puppy has this rare genetic disease.
So while I agree that there is a chance Vince originated from a puppy mill I doubt it's anywhere as big as you make it out to be!
I hope they qent to the breeder to let them know their puppy had this condition possibly genetic
@@SevCaswell you don't know why the dog is that way yes it is genetic but the parents could be no way near related and just happened to Carry this and the breeder didn't know ....we literally don't know where they got the dog as they never said
I hope breeder's have test's done before breeding.
When I read "French Bulldog", I immediately thought BOAS. But then I looked and him and saw he had good open nostrils, a decent muzzle, and no nose rope, and was puzzled. I then considered he might have had a heart defect... but what finally was revealed was so heartbreaking. :-(
Poor Vince! Rest in peace, little dude. Wait for your owners by the Rainbow Bridge until they come for you.
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How does that ram see the horns are so close to he eyes??
That’s exactly what I was thinking!
Me too!! I thought they’d at least mention it.
IKR! That’s what I was thinking. Before I knew that he was being checked up for a show I thought that was the problem lol
I was asking myself that same question! He is an incredible Ram!
@@teresamatson4337 ikr
It took me two-thirds of this episode to realize that Bella's mom had an American accent, lol.
My immediate American response was, "We don't have accents!" LOL. We obviously do to anyone outside the US. 🤦🏼♀️
Thank you for not shying away from the downside of pet ownership.
6:56 Nice to see a ram with a full tail. I hate that sheep normally have their tails docked when they are lambs for higienic reasons. Just clip a little bit of the wool around their bottom and they won't get faeces stuck there and won't attract flies.
this comment just made me realise that I had no idea that sheep had such long tails naturally, wow! it's the same thing as when for so long as a child I didn't know that some dogs got their ears clipped and just thought certain breeds had pointy ears
That poor puppy! My heart goes out to Karina and Gaz. And to see the tears in Scott's eyes talking about Vince shows real compassion on his part as a vet.
Poor Vinny’s owners and making it worse it was their first dog
I've never cried like a little girl before, but I did when I saw little Vince, the absolute cutest little dog I've ever seen, including my own. I'm so sorry for the owners.
I'm so sorry to Vince and his mom and dad.... I've been crying right along with them.... Such a precious puppy...
I can honestly say that I am jealous that we do not have veterinarian's like Scott and others at Bondi Vet 👍🏻
Just devastating that this puppy didn’t even a get a chance at life before it had to end- so desperately unfair & BRUTAL to his family who had already grown so attached to him only to have to give him up in such a short span of time. I just felt like crying for all of them! 😢
I hope the owners let whoever they got Vince from know about his condiction.
I'm curious about Vince's littermates. Whether they have the same condition.
I dont believe so because he said that it’s a super rare case and the mom wouldn’t have lived long enough to care for as many pups as she had (however many that is)
@Woopwoop 123 Absolutely.
Rest in Peace Vince who the whole world loved
I hope that little Vince was able to send his humans a new friend to fill that big hole in their heart once they were ready. That was so heartbreaking to watch but Dr Scott was so kind in how he handled the case.
One thing that is guaranteed with Bondi Vet, regardless of if it's in Australia, the UK, or the US, is that whoever is in charge of sound mixing is still learning...
Rather whoever is in charge of rendering and uploading the video still has a lot to learn! The sound problems are due to the way YT deals with video files - what sounds great on television will sound completly different after it's uploaded. You'll have to re-render and possibly even re-work the video prior to uploading it or you'll get this result. Considering this problem is rather common for television shows I get the feeling that there is a lack of time/funding for this job. I mean, not a lot to earn from YT ads so there is no real point in investing hours of additional work for 40 min video when you really want them to watch the original show on their channel where they'll have a much higher income from ads...
Ssssoooo? What?
@@Kirmeins I've been editing videos for both TV and youtube for years now and it's pretty confusing how this has never been fixed at first but you're right, there might not be enough funds or manpower to render everything again for youtube. It's confusing for me though since I've never had similar issues like this. Some of my works were both aired on TV and exported directly from the library to be uploaded in youtube but there isn't any issues with sound mixing. Might be how the editor mixes the audio or it's the difference in procedures because I don't live in any of the countries op has mentioned but for people like me who can only watch this show on youtube, I hope they could find a way to properly resolve this :/
huh!? you’re talking about. three different people, not one! so the production company hires incredible people except for the audio crew? i don’t think so.
**a couple of people answered this conundrum. it’s problems uploading to TH-cam.
@@Kirmeins now this makes sense - thanks :) 🎤🎧🔊
Those 2 rams are beautiful and Vince you are very special little one. May you rest easy sweet Angel.
Watching that dog licking people in the face made me cringe so bad 😬
But happy it wasn’t a bad cancer.
The little pup made me tear up. Sleep well little boy.
Yup...im more of a cat person...i do like dogs, but no way in hell I'd let one slop all over my face like that. Puke...
Wow the outcome of poor little Vince had me in tears, I felt so sad for his loving owners.
I'd like to know how the other ram did as well. So sorry about little Vince and his owners. i hope they will try again sometime with another puppy after awhile. They seemed to be wonderful, caring people.
They've adopted another puppy
Dr. Scott is just an amazing vet, so compassionate with a huge heart. If my two wonderful cats would ever get sick (God forbid) I'd wanted Dr. Scott be our vet ❤️
You can just tell that Scott is definitely a VERY CARING veterinarian and I think a very caring person in general...He does EVERYTHING HUMANLY POSSIBLE TO HELP AND/OR SAVE AN ANIMAL and when he can't, he always wishes he could've done more, and most owners seem to understand that...I do love how he kind of takes a few to grieve with owners or pauses to reflect
I hope where ever they got their Frenchie puppy from, they go back to the breeder, and make them spay and neuter his parents. Sending hugs, from Texas, to his human mom, and dad. 🙏💗
First episode I have watched that made me cry like a baby. Hoping the parents of the sweet French bull dog, Vince, are doing well. I lost my first dog early, rattlesnake bite on chest, anti venom didn’t work because bite was too close to his heart. I have never grieved for a human as hard as I grieved for my dog with his sudden lost. They are family. So my heart goes out to Vince’s parents and to only have him for such a short time makes the loss even harder. Love and prayers to you both as well as Dr. Scott. Animals are AWESOME. Thank you to all the people in the world that love their animals well.
Crying from this ep an my 6yr old dogs like “? What am i to you?”
The pup and the little boy! Ugh she's a protective old grl. Loves her family so so much.
Way to go Reece and Steve, I’m so happy for the family of the old lady, and my deepest sympathy for the five month old puppy.
Vince reminds me of my little mini schnauzer pup. She was born as a runt and wasnt thriving whatsoever, and couldnt keep her weight up. Annie was eventually passing out and having seizures, and she was hypoglycemic. They eventually diagnosed her with a bad liver, and we couldnt even get her fixed because they were so worried she wouldnt wake up. We were told schnauzers with this condition very very rarely see even close to one year. She passed in February of this year. 2 years and 4 months. And she never left that puppy stage, and her last day, allbeit rough from the outside, she seemed calm in her last moments with us. We knew it would happen, but the fact she made it so far with us, we gave her the best life she could have had. We were given the option to put her down, but even the vet agreed she had 95% good days, even inbetween the vomiting spells, the drowsy spells, all that. Her last 2 days were the worst she experienced. Everything else was as perfect as it could be. Her "sister" shih Tzu Gabbie was tortured by Her pulling on Her ears, and pulling Her tail. But even with all that, she definitely got depressed with Her loss as well. We have all recovered well, and have annies picture over our fireplace. Her parents owner (family friend) offered a full refund and a new puppy, and she is letting the father know. She keeps track of her own pups, but the father was a new one. The owner is keeping him from breeding now and contracting all previous pup owners. But i know vinces owners did practically the exact same thing we did. Taking care of him up until the very end, giving him all the love in the world that they could squeeze into that painfully short time. We all have our companions on borrowed time, and we never know when it will end. Thank you for helping them get through it, and understand they didnt have long.
Wow! I'm so hurt by little guy devastating news. God bless them. You all are awesome, even in the painful moments. My heart goes out to all pet lovers, especially when we have to say bye. I love animals and vets!
R.I.H. Baby Vince. Condolences to his Mom & Dad. 🙏💔🙏
Scott is the best vet ever he cares about ever patient awesome job Ty for allowing us to see that special man you are.
Part of being a good vet isn’t only the medical skill, which he has down, but Scott has so much heart and his bedside manner towards the owners is absolutely fantastic. Gotta love this man for being the person he is, if I lived in London I’d definetly be queuing to be one of his patients parents. Would trust him with my babies for sure.
I am so sorry for Vince and his owners. But he was soo loved, and that give some form of comfort ❤️ I have three cats, two at 12 years old and one that is 16 1/2. Bella the oldest is my shadow. Where I am in the house she is, and she want to be in my lap all the time. She has been healthy and living life as senior. But today she is not doing well. I had to wake her up in the morning, not like her normal behavior, and she has been throwing up. I really hope it is just som passing light sicknes. I will call the vet tomorrow. Our animals is such a big part in our lifes and families!
I hope Bella gets better soon, no matter what happens she knows how loved she is 🙏
@@Hadria7777 Thank you very much for your supportive words.🙏 Luckily old Bella got well again! ❤️ The vet didn't find anything wrong, so I don't know why she was sick. But she is well now, so now I have my shadow back. And I hope to have her with me for many more years!
That little puppy's case broke my heart 😔
Little Vince has crossed the Rainbow Bridge and now has a body that works perfectly along with a bunch of new friends to run about and play with.
Seeking out all the best sun bathing spot's. One day we will all meet our past fur and feather family at rainbow bridge 🙏🌈💖💖🤗🤗🐕🐈🦜
This was a very very sad story I can’t stop crying 😭 May Vince rest In Paradise in doggy heaven
Oh how my heart is broken for the owners of the Bulldog. Been there, done that
The poor french bulldog, I hope its ot genetic and that all his litter mates are doing ok.
It is genetic. If it is really like muscle dystrophy in humans then these genetic mutations are inherited. So let's hope the parents will not be used for breeding anymore - at least not together - as both are very likely carriers!
But considering that Vince didn't look like the typical short faced French Bulldog I believe he might be from a responsible breeder or the result of an "accident"! :'D
It is genetic - this is What happens When you buy from irresponsible breeders and puppy Mills.
@@MoosFantaSea exactly!!! Oh my goodness, I made a comment on a previous video regarding how people bred their little dog, they obviously hadn't researched or seeked advice. Many other people did too. Wow,talk about getting slated!!! There is obviously good and bad breeder's, it's just a job trying to find the responsible one's!!!
So heart breaking with the French bulldog .I pray the family get a furnace to love.
I feel so bad for Vince's owners, it's possible this had nothing to do with his condition but PLEASE restrain from buying french bulldog puppies they soO often have health problems from overbreeding 😢
I didn’t know that! Poor dogs, they’re so cute. It’s a shame that they’re overbred.
This one even looks like he was bred a little more responsibly, with the longer muzzle, but either this illness was unforeseen or his parents weren't tested for it? Idk, very sad either way
Poor Vince, at least he didn't suffer too much. My heart goes out to his owners, it's horrible losing a pet but it had to be harder knowing he was still a baby. RIP Vince. 😪❤
@@109367 yeah... it’s really horrible that some breeders don’t do genetic testing. They know of the consequences, yes they still breed them, and just take out the obvious “defective” puppies by putting them down.
@@ringtailarts4834 Idk, further research seems to indicate that isn't a common affliction of this breed, Scott even said it's very rare and he's never seen it before. So if it's not a common illness the breeders, if they did health check, likely did not test for such a rare condition. For all we know he was bred very ethically. Tragic either way and just bad luck, hopefully the breeder replaces the puppy, I know it won't be the same, but still.
When Scott delivered the sad news about Vince, I cried. So heartbreaking!
I couldn't watch the sadness of Vince even though his mom & dad obviously love him deeply. I had to say goodbye to my own baby, less than a year ago. I would tell his family that in a lifetime of doing wonderful things for him, giving him your love all of his short ❤ ♥ 💙 💜 little life ❤ was an absolute treasure to him.
How wonderful all he did know was love, comfort, and safety with you. He knew you loved him, madly & deeply.
My heart goes out to Vince and his owners. 🥲
to anyone that's a vet I respect you guys so much. I'd break down crying every time a bad situation came up. I love animals but I wouldn't be able to handle it mentally
So happy for Steve and his handsome ram!! I’m happy for Bella and her family especially the little boy he loves her so much. Poor little Vince he was so loved and wanted😢 He crossed the Rainbow 🌈 Bridge and is running around now.
I think we grieve so deeply for our beloved animal family members because we realize that they are so dependent on us and they love us so unconditionally. Rest in sweet peace little Vince.
Vince's case is probably the saddest I've heard in Bondi. To be diagnosed with something genetic, incurable, and violent is probably the absolute *worst* case scenario for any animal.
I don't know which is worse: Cancer or Muscular Dystrophy.
I was so very sorry for Vince and his owners 😢💔 I was so sad for his mom... I felt tears coming to my eyes with her sadness 😭
God Bless Vince. They should contact the breeder to alert anyone else who may have bought his siblings.
I highly doubt the puppy mill owner cares what happens to the puppies once they have the money.
@@SevCaswell I highly doubt a puppy mill owner would breed long snouted Frenchies as he *would* care about how well they sell ;)
After I stopped sobbing I thought twice about getting a Frenchie. How on earth do you find a breeder that is aware of these things? RIP Vince🌈
Definitelyet the breeders know and if the breeder is register with a professional organization let them know as well..and the puppy sellers.
This broke my heart. So lucky to have the kind loving owners he had right to the end of his incredibly short life.❤️
I love Dr. SCOTT. You can clearly see he loves the animals he works with and takes on the emotions.
I could never be a vet a case like that would be the end of my sanity Scott is such a strong caring soul
I had to make the same decision they did with Bella. My lab/pit Mocha was 14 when she had to have teeth pulled because they had gone abscess. I was a nervous wreck. I cried when they called and said she was OK. Her breath and comfort was so much better! I lost her at 16 and the hole is still in my heart. Best dog and my best friend.
Yes animals do change people's lives..... They are Angel's sent in Earth without any wings .
I'm sincerely sorry about little Vince and his mom and dad are so hurt I'm am so sorry. I have a older(cat) Morgan he has been in my life for four years. We eat,sleep and brush our teeth and wash our face together. People don't believe that a (cat ) makes a difference but he does I have lupus and CREST syndrome and I have day's that I can't do very much and he is there and loves me just the same. So again I am so very sorry.
Congrats for Steve and his other team members job well done.
Love from Knoxville TN USA
Hey neighbor- I'm in NYC! 😄🤗💝🌷
And me too
Another awesome episode, but little Vince is running with the angels 😫😢😕
I'm so hard watching Dr Scott hold back his tears you know he wants to cry but not on camera he's trying to be strong for the family , rest in peace little man , my sympathy for your owners.
I'm crying over that poor baby......my heart is broken FOR them and the baby.....
Poor Vince 😢 🫂 the sheep showing was really cute.
I cried when I watched the section about Vince. My heart goes out to his mum and dad. It’s not easy to lose a fur baby, but one so young is just heartbreaking 💕
Oh my lord.. All those emotions.. Poor little puppy. :c
I enjoyed how playful Scott and Reese were at the end of the competition! I love when people let themselves have fun after a serious show.
Last place Scott? You better run!
So entertaining to see Dr Scott handling a sheep in competition, he is such a good vet really blessed with the ability to heal all these animals
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What a crew on Bella!! Good job to all....
Love that pig farm guys energy, hes estatic about his pregnant pigs 💕
This one was truly heartbreaking.
Dr. Scott, you can see the live and passion you have for your chosen career, by the pain and sorrow you expressed to Vince and his parents. So sad.
Poor little Vince, he is so small and so young, yet you can see he is a much loved puppy. Dogs, and cats aren't just animals they are a part of the family and we morn and grieve like we would a son/daughter, life can be so bloody cruel sometimes. Rest in Peace Vince 💔🐾🐕
Vince’s passing was terrible! My heart broke for this young family. To have a first dog and loose him so soon..😰. Condolences
Our hearts all shattered for Vince and his hoomans 😿😿😭
That little boy Tate was scrumptious. Such a sweet little boy.
Thats not a properly bred French bulldog. It was backyard bred and probably had multiple genetic problems. I feel so sorry for the family. So sad.
Oh yeah back yard bred dog at it’s finest, he looks terrible, super sad
@@tildeboo1448 the condition is bad need to genetic test those parents and switch them out. But its either theyre going for a mix breed or theyre trying to breed a longer snout which would really benefit the breed. If they do it right and test regularly in order to ensure that you dont start spiraling down into defects after defects.
I agree with you! Even tho he was adorable! His ears were way too big for the breed. I wonder if any inbreeding was in his DNA. If so, those breeders are corrupt!( If they breed them intentionally knowing the defect) Taking advantage of people, making them fall in love with their dog and than putting them through that grief! Felt so sad for the couple! They loved Vince, his pictures were all over the house.
The more a breed is made popular the more opportunity there is for backyard breeders to get away with breeding dogs like that. I breed STANDARD shih tzu and sadly in my breed all I see is idiots breeding tiny dogs for size or for ridiculous colours that aren’t typically in the breed. I breed to improve and preserve the CORRECT traits in my breed and I wish to god others would do the same sadly ypu get breeders saying they love the breed yet breed against their standard of corse health is the number one thing we consider in breeding or SHOULD be clearly not in this little puppies breeders case 😔
Lol he actually looked pretty well bred, he had a longer muzzle, and not super squatty legs. He didn't look like a mutant like the ones people want nowadays.
Bella's owner Darci sounds American. That's rather rare on this program.
Little Vince broke my heart. My Miki’oi died when she was diagnosed with canine leukemia. She was so far along and had been different for a week. We still grieve. She was 11, a min pin. A total angel.
So sorry for your loss 🙏🌈💖
As soon as I seen little Vince it was obvious he was underweight but his diagnosis was just heartbreaking and just by looking at his eyes he seemed like he'd had enough. I've never heard of a dog having that b4! But then seeing 14yr old Bella make it through life saving surgery n was energetic and playful just reminds me every dog n all animals their cases are different just like people. I did bawl when they said Vince passed away though.
I’m so so sorry for the loss of their beloved French bulldog Vince. He was so young to have that disease and it took the little guys life. I hope that couple gets another dog once there done grieving over Vince. There are plenty of good dogs out their that need loving homes and at the same time, not to ever forget their beautiful dog Vince.
Oh poor sweet dog, praying over that sweet couple we had this beautiful dog I can’t believe she went so quick
My heart broke watching the diagnosis of little Vince. Hopefully he is running free and healthy on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge.
The sheep are so beautiful. No wonder why they're so loved. The pigs are the cleanest pigs I've ever seen!!! I think its wonderful to also tell about Reese. Wish him the best .
Love the people and the show. They cover it all, good bad, you see it all. Even runny bums. Hysterical Scott.....
Well done Reece. These shows must be really daunting.
Oh my god my hearts breaking for woof Vince and his hooman parents. Bless him. Far beyond Scott and the wonderful veterinary teams expertise. r.i.p Vince xxx
The story about puppy Vince broke my heart. So very sad for his parent's, such a hatd thing to handle. He was loved so much and he felt your love and he returned that love. They have to try to hold on to thst. ❤ I hope that eventually they were able to move past their grief and give all their love to another animal who needed them. It's so hard to lose a pet, they are part of your family, often your child, as much as a loved companion and friend. Even if they live a full, healthy life, we really only have them for a short time (depending on the species of pet). So it's really hard to lose them because we fall in love with them straight away, so whether it's days, months, or if your very lucky, years, it's never easy to say goodbye.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼..