I feel bad for the cancer patient who was being wheelchaired in. He was probably thinking: "Just Great. I'm slowly dying and now dogs seem to hate me."
Can I ask where you got your service dog from? I have pots and hyper mobile eds and my cardiologist recommended looking into a service dog since despite all the meds im on I’m still passing out all the time. It would be nice to get a little more warning before it happens lol
my dog knew before anybody else that i had appendicitis. i was eight, so my parents didn't think i would have it, despite both of theirs being taken out - but when i got sick, my eight-week-old puppy wouldn't leave my side. thankfully my parents noticed it a little while after my dog did, or else i probably would have died within the next day, apparently. dogs are amazing tbh.
My old dog Buddy refused to leave my grandmother's side when she was over. Insisted on sitting on her lap, and he was NOT a cuddly dog. She had uterine cancer. Once she had her uterus removed and finished her chemo, Buddy went back to being aloof. That's when we knew that he knew MONTHS before grandma got sick. I miss him dearly, the cheeky boy.
MY DOG ACTUALLY DID THIS!!!! My friend had osteosarcoma in her leg and I remember when she would come over my dog would bark at her like crazy and would sometimes lunge at her legs . But my dog had known her since she was a puppy so we didn't understand why she was suddenly getting so aggressive around my friend! When she finally got diagnosed (early enough to get treatment so shes okay now) we wondered if that was why because i remember a year later after successful treatment my dog was fine around her again.
IIRC, osteosarcoma is also one of the most common cancers dogs die of, so maybe this was actually an evolutionary development all along (rather than some borderline-magic innate skill), and some dogs just never picked it up??? But now the ones that *_can_* also have the ability to smell it in humans... I feel like that would be a decent explanation, right?
@@Kiss_My_Aspergersso what suggesting is that to a dog the smell of osteosarcoma is like the smell of a dog at the end of its life and as it's most common form of cancer which they die from stated by you so when they smell it on a human they know it's like inherently bad.
It's really nice that the fact that her dog caught it made the patient smile, even after receiving those news - having something to smile about immediately after a cancer diagnosis is probably pretty rare.
Cats are also sensitive to humans conditions, especially those Women who are pregnant or on a period. My two cats have often acted as hot packs when I have cramps, curling up on my stomach😂
@@tictacfan8229 I used to have a French Bulldog about a year ago he went Heaven. It might be hard to believe but I really did see him with Jesus. I still ask Jesus to tell lucky but he's a good boy and I miss him.
Dogs really just have a way of knowing things. I had a bunny and my dog loved her. One night my dog started to bring all of his toys to her and leaving them outside her pen, then he just lay down watching her. We had no idea why, but the next morning we found our bunny dead. He just somehow knew something wasn't right and was trying to comfort her at the end.
I love how excited and happy/childlike Dr Reed is, she just skips off on her way to do things, after dr Manning ordered for the cancer test, she just skipped away
they saw a correlation with the dog being agressive towards a cancer patient and the dog being agressive to its owner, then they drew a hypothesis from that correlation, and tested it. they tested her for cancer, and the test results showed she was positive.
That wasn't immediate reaction her lymphs were swollen had rash her throat was swollen strep came out negative so it was clear that she has some major disease
My family had a dog named Max and when my brother had cancer he wouldn't leave him alone. Max would constantly hang around him and he'd sniff his shoulder and did some other things too. Max knew long before we did. Max saved his life.
We have a shitzu pup and if i get up off the sofa and don't relise one of my menier attacks are about to happen (Which ive fallen down flights of stairs/into walls etc many times) she jumps at my legs to make me sit back down it took me about two months to relise this was what she was doing, can always tell if my mothers blood sugars are high as she licks my mam's wrist. Dogs are amazing animals they truly are.
Annie BornAgain I had a cold once and on of my shitzu dogs licked my hand and the next day I got a rash on my wrist and palm of my hand. The next time she licked me there was no rash
I completely understand what the patient was feeling after finding out she has Hodgkin's Lymphoma. I went through the same thought process when I was diagnosed with late stage 3 Hodgkin's at 17yo. I couldn't think of anything that could have caused it but now, 7 years on, I am not only cancer free but I've also been out of remission for almost 2 years now.
Met a person with a service dog with a similar "gift" They got a new puppy right as they started to develope seizures post a car crash. They noticed the dog would go crazy every time they were about to seize up. Turns out dog could smell the chemical change right before a seizure happened and learned to associate that with his owner being in danger. After that they took to training him to be a service and alert dog. A great story to tell.
Dog: *Barks at cancer patient* Dr. manning: *look severly concened* "Let's run some more tests for cancer" Dr. Reese: *big revelation face* oh...i've heard storys.." Dr. Manning: *nods silently* THIS SCENE IS GOLD, ITS A TRUE POWER.
Not the same but my parents dog knew I was pregnant before we told anyone! He is a bouncy boxer and jumps up at family and loves to climb all over you when sat. I came to visit in my early stages, he snuffled around my belly/pelvis and was calm as anything around me, remained that way my entire pregnancy! Dogs sense are incredible tbh!
Whenever I am close to having a panic attack (been diagnosed with it almost a year ago), one of my dogs (mostly the second oldest one) will usually whine at me and put his paw on my leg, trying to distract me into petting him. It... doesn't help as much every time, but it still makes the attacks last shorter.
My mom was walking our dog one day. He's always happy and always in for a walk. But that they, he just would just sit in the sidewalk and he wanted to go back to our home. He just wasn't having it. While they walked he was constantly looking at my mom and trying to give her licks, constantly keeping an eye on her. Later that day, my mom got a stroke. My dog was making sure she was alright all day long, but we didn't know what was going on
This made me start crying, it really reminded me of my old dog, a bulldog/mastiff mix who passed a few years ago, around a year before my mother passed of cancer, the doctors said it had been growing for a year at that point, by the time she was diagnosed she was already basically in stage 4. She and our dog were really close, she picked him out and spent her days with him, he loved her. He was so protective of her, he would spend nights by watching the front door, would block people he didn't like from my mom, and when she passed, we put his ashes in her coffin so they could always be together. I wonder if things could have gone differently, although this is probably closer to fantasy than anything else, if he lived longer and could have helped us figure things out sooner like this, if i could have had both of them even if it could have been just a bit longer.
I’m in tears right now I’ve been amazed by seeing dogs were trained to sniff for cancer, but seeing a dog who’s had zero training do it is absolutely amazing. He really was trying to protect his owner. He didn’t know what was hurting her, but he knew something was wrong, and he wasn’t going to give up until she got it taken care of 😢❤
It tried that. She said he was nipping the same spot for months. The dog probably didnt think she was listening, so he made her listen. He couldve also sense it growing so he couldve tried to bite it out.
A dog in the hospital can pose a great risk. There might be people who are really afraid (and I mean panic attack afraid), the dog can get in the way, could attack someone, someone could be /really/ allergic. That's why generally only service dogs are allowed.
That is probably why dog can be service dogs to detect level.of sugar in blood, seizure and some other medical condition. I cried when reese.said it was trying to protect the owner..
I’ll be honest....watching these kind of videos make me paranoid.....😅😅 i think i’ll watch other videos for a while...just to get my mind off of these videos
You know I've always wondered...when do they use the cancer sniffing dogs? Like do they have dogs once a month just roaming around the hospital/waiting area, hoping they smell one out? Or is it like a last resort kind of thing? When they can't find anything on the tests so they bring out the dog. Would be great if someone replied to this ♥️
Usually they aren't used at all. Instead other early warning signs are used and checked for. Like men having prostate exams and women having breasts exams because those are Extremely common forms. Dogs that Can smell cancers usually only trigger for their owner, and rarely for other people unless it's already pretty obvious they have a condition. As such it's more of a "If your pet is suddenly acting weird get a checkup" rather than "Get sniffed by a cancer dog to check if you have it"
GailStorm08 Although dogs can be trained to sniff out cancer it isn’t something that is used (as far as I am aware). The are many reasons for this, one major one is cost (which I know may seem counterintuitive, but it is). Okay, let’s breakdown the costs involved. First, you have to have a breed that is specialized in detection (so a purebred) and you are going to want to promote specific lines (highly sought after purebreds, if they can sniff cancer the can sniff out other things as well). So just with the dog you are looking at 4-6000$ USD per dog, but we aren’t done, not even close. Most dogs fail out of service dog training and the failure rate is about 70% iirc and since this is going to be more rigorous let’s bump it up to 80%. So now you are talking 20-30,000$ just to get a suitable dog. Now the dog has to be trained (which will take two years at minimum). This will be a highly specialized trainer and let’s say their pay is 75,000$ USD a year and they can train 10 dogs simultaneously. That means they’re going to get out one dog a year. Oh and these dogs need to be fed and need medical care at around 1,500$ USD a year (including required medical testing) and that has to be x5 as only one in five make it though training (so that’s 7,500$ for two years for a total of 15,000$). You are looking at ~120,000$ USD per cancer dog. Plus, the dog will have to be retired as it ages (probably before the age of ten).
If only my lymphoma diagnose happened this quickly, mine took 2 years of me having constant pain after pain. I wish my dog got me to get diagnosed that fast, especially in an early stage lol.
My friend's 🐕 can sense change in her smell and rhythm of her heartbeat before she gets an epileptic seizure so that she can take her medication on time. My 🐕 was always around me while I had my broken arm in a cast, licking me and sleeping on my lap. 🐕🐕🐕 🐕🐕 🐕 and 🐈 🐈🐈🐈🐈 🐈 are the best creatures in the world.
Dogs indeed are reallt smart. They are a huge portion of support animals as dogs can sense things that humans can't. Seizures are something they can sense right?
My cat saved the life of my best friend and I in a gas leak. Somehow we had left the gas stove on for 12 hours, and at 5am my cat started going absolutely crazy. I let her in to cuddle but she wouldn't stop, so I got up to give her some wet food which is her morning ritual and I could smell the gas. I didn't know what to do but I had seen an episode of Home Improvement where the house explodes due to a gas leak. I asked my friend if she felt okay and we were both really groggy, but we felt fine so I called 911 to be safe. They said they would send someone over so I expected some kind of gas inspector and we casually got dressed in the meantime. Then, two firetrucks came screaming in and they yelled at us all to get out of the house. They said we had the highest levels of gas in a house that was still standing. They aaked how we managed to wake up and I told them about Connie, my rescue cat, and they said she saved our lives. She has been an amazing cat and I am grateful to be alive! Also, when I was fighting for my life through constant kidney surgeries, my cat came qnd laid down on my stomach all the time on the side that was sick. Normally she would lay higher up on my chest. She just knew.
This happened to a baby outside a food truck we were eating at. A beautiful relaxed adult Malinois mix. My daughter pass him, waves "hey puppy", tail wag nothing more. Then this other baby in a carry pass and she was going through some kind of sickness, she had those big sanitary band aids on legs and arms and the dog went alert immediately. He sat and barked and wanted to go near her. But without showing teeth or aggressiveness he was... curious I think.
The face Dr Reese when Dr Halstead said get it out of here, made me like the show a lot from the pure acting. Shame that Dr Reese is not in the show anymore
My cat always knows when my hypoglycaemia plays up and I’m not realising (I have a few health problems sometimes symptoms get mixed up for me and I don’t realise till I need someone else to help me) but she will always start meowing (she’s usually really quite) and pawing at my arm or head. And I’ve had a hypo around her and she went and got my mum and wouldn’t stop meowing her head off till I came too, I know not a dog but I thing think it’s cool. She’s saved my life a few times, we listen to her when she meows now
“He wasn’t attacking you,he was trying to protect you.”
I cried,this dog is amazing
Gacha Lollipops ikr 🅂🄰🄼🄴 💕
This video makes me want a dog like that one
Lemon Drøp me too
Trains and more same but I have to get a fence first because we don't have one that is not broken
me too
I feel bad for the cancer patient who was being wheelchaired in. He was probably thinking: "Just Great. I'm slowly dying and now dogs seem to hate me."
I feel so bad now bc I laughed
@@deyahannaberroa1737 me too
Oh lord, I shouldn't have laughed
Oh s**t
That's hilarious
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
he was cute tho ngl
My service dog detects changes and abnormalities in heart rate and blood pressure, my family do not understand how amazing that is, she's my queen 👑
@GG T87 postural orthostatic tachycardic syndrome, mast cell activation disorder, elhers danlos syndrome and other dysautonomic disorders
Tartan Tink 😳 that's a lot of disorders i'm sorry if my comment seems rude but wow sorry again
@@tartantink8662 ah youve got stretchy skin too😂
We really don't deserve dogs.they do everything with such joy and optimism 😩☺️
Can I ask where you got your service dog from? I have pots and hyper mobile eds and my cardiologist recommended looking into a service dog since despite all the meds im on I’m still passing out all the time. It would be nice to get a little more warning before it happens lol
my dog knew before anybody else that i had appendicitis. i was eight, so my parents didn't think i would have it, despite both of theirs being taken out - but when i got sick, my eight-week-old puppy wouldn't leave my side. thankfully my parents noticed it a little while after my dog did, or else i probably would have died within the next day, apparently. dogs are amazing tbh.
What does tbh mean
Twenty-one flight attendants to be honest
xd Mysto what the tbh thing or this guys story.....🧐
@@twenty-oneflightattendants7435 to be honest
The same thing happened to me but I didn’t have a dog and mine was a few hours away from bursting
*dog*: barks
*Doctors*: SHE HAS CANCER
Dog doesn't make a noise to the 20 people that walked by before the cancer patient. I know you're trying to sound sarcastic; try again.
Go’s well with your pick
Brrruh, your profpic was my reaction after reading your comment.
MOMO i like ur name
Are you thick that's not how it happened at all.
Who needs to go to med school when you already watch Chicago Med and House clips?
Andrew cant u take a joke?
I all reader know CPR because chicago med
Me
So u mean I could become a doctor at 12?????
Relatable
My old dog Buddy refused to leave my grandmother's side when she was over. Insisted on sitting on her lap, and he was NOT a cuddly dog. She had uterine cancer. Once she had her uterus removed and finished her chemo, Buddy went back to being aloof. That's when we knew that he knew MONTHS before grandma got sick. I miss him dearly, the cheeky boy.
MY DOG ACTUALLY DID THIS!!!! My friend had osteosarcoma in her leg and I remember when she would come over my dog would bark at her like crazy and would sometimes lunge at her legs . But my dog had known her since she was a puppy so we didn't understand why she was suddenly getting so aggressive around my friend! When she finally got diagnosed (early enough to get treatment so shes okay now) we wondered if that was why because i remember a year later after successful treatment my dog was fine around her again.
Glad to hear shes ok💕
Your dog definitely knew
Dog's can smell evil. Anyone who's had cancer touch their family, knows it most certainly counts.
IIRC, osteosarcoma is also one of the most common cancers dogs die of, so maybe this was actually an evolutionary development all along (rather than some borderline-magic innate skill), and some dogs just never picked it up??? But now the ones that *_can_* also have the ability to smell it in humans...
I feel like that would be a decent explanation, right?
@@Kiss_My_Aspergersso what suggesting is that to a dog the smell of osteosarcoma is like the smell of a dog at the end of its life and as it's most common form of cancer which they die from stated by you so when they smell it on a human they know it's like inherently bad.
It's really nice that the fact that her dog caught it made the patient smile, even after receiving those news - having something to smile about immediately after a cancer diagnosis is probably pretty rare.
I love how she didnt cry when they told her about cancer, but she did cry when she found out Boomer wasnt attacking her. Such wholesome :3
And this is why dogs are mans best friend
Dogs are friends to all people
@@potaetoooo they call it mankind for a reason, kid.
Cats are also sensitive to humans conditions, especially those Women who are pregnant or on a period. My two cats have often acted as hot packs when I have cramps, curling up on my stomach😂
*mans*
Wow.
@@xw33b36 What is the "reason", kid.
We don’t deserve dogs
True
But we have so we are lucky I have a French bulldog
@@tictacfan8229 I want Donald Trump as a dog
@Carralié Alice Whitewood actually the opposite
@@tictacfan8229 I used to have a French Bulldog about a year ago he went Heaven. It might be hard to believe but I really did see him with Jesus.
I still ask Jesus to tell lucky but he's a good boy and I miss him.
I love Dr. Manning she’s really nice and caring
Tara Lynch and she follows her gut unlike most doctors
Tara Lynch she’s my favourite
who doesn't?
Tara Lynch I like her too and plus she’s in pretty little liars which is my favourite show
Aussie Harry 11495 What the hell bro
Dogs really just have a way of knowing things. I had a bunny and my dog loved her. One night my dog started to bring all of his toys to her and leaving them outside her pen, then he just lay down watching her. We had no idea why, but the next morning we found our bunny dead. He just somehow knew something wasn't right and was trying to comfort her at the end.
That is incredibly sweet and sad.
Doctor: “he bit you because he was trying to protect you”
Me: “okay boomer.”
HAHAHA NICE ONE
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ANGEL VLOGS 😂
LITERALLY
*AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA*
LOL
I love the way Dr Reese skips off after she says “Oh I’ve heard stories.” It’s so cute
If i had a dog who cann smell cancer i would go everywhere with the dog and if he barks at someone ill say sir/Madame u have cancer heres my card
atcibatcher henning 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That's sweet and at the same time terrifying. What if it barked at me? Hahahha
Oh my word 😂😂😂
Who else is addicted to Chicago med?! 😂
Deborah futter ME
Me since yesterday
ME LOL ♥︎
MEH
Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I love how excited and happy/childlike Dr Reed is, she just skips off on her way to do things, after dr Manning ordered for the cancer test, she just skipped away
Dog starts barking at a cancer patient
*Doctor immediately says that she has cancer*
edit: it's a joke
Bruh they just thought and look where thag got tgem they knew
Doctors have to be opened minded. They have to try every possibility.
Dog didn't make a peep to the 20 people who walked by him before the cancer patient. I know you just were trying to sound sarcastic; try again.
they saw a correlation with the dog being agressive towards a cancer patient and the dog being agressive to its owner, then they drew a hypothesis from that correlation, and tested it. they tested her for cancer, and the test results showed she was positive.
That wasn't immediate reaction her lymphs were swollen had rash her throat was swollen strep came out negative so it was clear that she has some major disease
“Boomer”
“Ok boomer”
I’m scared
I want your manager.
Ok don’t judge me but I’m crying. The end bit was so sweet.
Yeah, me too
I was crying too, dogs are amazing we truly don’t deserve them ;-;
Same!
It is okay😭
Vkook is definitely real
My family had a dog named Max and when my brother had cancer he wouldn't leave him alone. Max would constantly hang around him and he'd sniff his shoulder and did some other things too. Max knew long before we did. Max saved his life.
We have a shitzu pup and if i get up off the sofa and don't relise one of my menier attacks are about to happen (Which ive fallen down flights of stairs/into walls etc many times) she jumps at my legs to make me sit back down it took me about two months to relise this was what she was doing, can always tell if my mothers blood sugars are high as she licks my mam's wrist. Dogs are amazing animals they truly are.
Annie BornAgain I had a cold once and on of my shitzu dogs licked my hand and the next day I got a rash on my wrist and palm of my hand. The next time she licked me there was no rash
Annie BornAgain
If that’s true you should really look at getting your dog trained to be a service dog.
The goodest boy among them all
I completely understand what the patient was feeling after finding out she has Hodgkin's Lymphoma. I went through the same thought process when I was diagnosed with late stage 3 Hodgkin's at 17yo. I couldn't think of anything that could have caused it but now, 7 years on, I am not only cancer free but I've also been out of remission for almost 2 years now.
I hope you are still doing well!
This made me tear up
"He was trying to protect you"
I love how she wasn't sad about cancer but happy about her dog
Met a person with a service dog with a similar "gift"
They got a new puppy right as they started to develope seizures post a car crash. They noticed the dog would go crazy every time they were about to seize up.
Turns out dog could smell the chemical change right before a seizure happened and learned to associate that with his owner being in danger.
After that they took to training him to be a service and alert dog. A great story to tell.
Dog: *Barks at cancer patient*
Dr. manning: *look severly concened* "Let's run some more tests for cancer"
Dr. Reese: *big revelation face* oh...i've heard storys.."
Dr. Manning: *nods silently*
THIS SCENE IS GOLD, ITS A TRUE POWER.
Not the same but my parents dog knew I was pregnant before we told anyone!
He is a bouncy boxer and jumps up at family and loves to climb all over you when sat.
I came to visit in my early stages, he snuffled around my belly/pelvis and was calm as anything around me, remained that way my entire pregnancy! Dogs sense are incredible tbh!
Such a good boy!!! These stories always warm my heart.
The Only Boomer We Can Respect
LOL 😂
He protec
He attak
But most importantly
She ain’t getting cancer back
Whenever I am close to having a panic attack (been diagnosed with it almost a year ago), one of my dogs (mostly the second oldest one) will usually whine at me and put his paw on my leg, trying to distract me into petting him. It... doesn't help as much every time, but it still makes the attacks last shorter.
Have you considered training him to do pressure therapy?
Right at the beginning:
“I’ve had Boomer since he was a puppy.”
Her telling off Boomer: “OK BOOMER STAWP IT”
Sarah: Can you watch him but don't get too close because he-
Earl- I would die for this dog
Bestest boy in the world.
My mom was walking our dog one day. He's always happy and always in for a walk. But that they, he just would just sit in the sidewalk and he wanted to go back to our home. He just wasn't having it. While they walked he was constantly looking at my mom and trying to give her licks, constantly keeping an eye on her. Later that day, my mom got a stroke. My dog was making sure she was alright all day long, but we didn't know what was going on
This made me start crying, it really reminded me of my old dog, a bulldog/mastiff mix who passed a few years ago, around a year before my mother passed of cancer, the doctors said it had been growing for a year at that point, by the time she was diagnosed she was already basically in stage 4. She and our dog were really close, she picked him out and spent her days with him, he loved her. He was so protective of her, he would spend nights by watching the front door, would block people he didn't like from my mom, and when she passed, we put his ashes in her coffin so they could always be together. I wonder if things could have gone differently, although this is probably closer to fantasy than anything else, if he lived longer and could have helped us figure things out sooner like this, if i could have had both of them even if it could have been just a bit longer.
Dogs will forever be mankind’s best friend
This dog should be considered a service dog. The dog who detects cancer
I like how doctors talk to each other about the patients in front of them like they’re not there
I’m in tears right now I’ve been amazed by seeing dogs were trained to sniff for cancer, but seeing a dog who’s had zero training do it is absolutely amazing. He really was trying to protect his owner. He didn’t know what was hurting her, but he knew something was wrong, and he wasn’t going to give up until she got it taken care of 😢❤
I know it happened really fast! DUDE WHAT THE HELL DO I DO WITH THIS FREAKIN KILLER DOG IN MT HANDS
Dr . Reece
Now, that's a good boy.
I cant stop watching Chicago Med. Why cant Chicago Med on TV and Netflix?
Me too
Omg same
everybody say THANK YOU BOOMER
Thank you boomer
Thank you Boomer.
bblissum thank you boomer
Dogs are amazing❤️
*You’re a good boy! 🐶*
My friends in grade 8 and has had cancer 3 times and its been really scary but we prayed and she was healed
I love dr reesse she is so nice and calm
Goodest of the Bois. Shoulda trained it to not bite harshly
It tried that. She said he was nipping the same spot for months. The dog probably didnt think she was listening, so he made her listen. He couldve also sense it growing so he couldve tried to bite it out.
When dr wheeler saw the dog in the emergency room thought he was gonna be like “this dog is so cute i just wanna cuddle him “but i guess not...😂😂
A dog in the hospital can pose a great risk. There might be people who are really afraid (and I mean panic attack afraid), the dog can get in the way, could attack someone, someone could be /really/ allergic.
That's why generally only service dogs are allowed.
We don’t deserves dogs as pets 😪🤧💞
I wonder how she is so calm still
When I got bitten by a German Shepherd I got stitches, probably because the wounds were deep and it took around 1-2 months to heal..
That's one good boy.
I absolutely love Chicago med
Nice episode
Such a good boy
That is probably why dog can be service dogs to detect level.of sugar in blood, seizure and some other medical condition. I cried when reese.said it was trying to protect the owner..
This is a definite answer to the question: Are dogs man's best friend? The answer after watching things like this? Absolutely
So this is a weird situation to be in...
You now have cancer, but you know your dog REALLY LOVES YOU...
I love dr manning and Reece together
I remember a show called strong medicine and they had exact same thing
I’ll be honest....watching these kind of videos make me paranoid.....😅😅 i think i’ll watch other videos for a while...just to get my mind off of these videos
Diamondcookie Girl rapid liquid
Oh my lord- this patient is so- AAAA- shes so confused and kinddddd
She doesnt desserve cancer :CCC
You know I've always wondered...when do they use the cancer sniffing dogs? Like do they have dogs once a month just roaming around the hospital/waiting area, hoping they smell one out? Or is it like a last resort kind of thing? When they can't find anything on the tests so they bring out the dog.
Would be great if someone replied to this ♥️
Usually they aren't used at all. Instead other early warning signs are used and checked for.
Like men having prostate exams and women having breasts exams because those are Extremely common forms.
Dogs that Can smell cancers usually only trigger for their owner, and rarely for other people unless it's already pretty obvious they have a condition. As such it's more of a "If your pet is suddenly acting weird get a checkup" rather than "Get sniffed by a cancer dog to check if you have it"
LO9OOKHH
Thats a good question,now i wonder!
GailStorm08 I’ll tell my aunt that she works in a hospital
GailStorm08
Although dogs can be trained to sniff out cancer it isn’t something that is used (as far as I am aware). The are many reasons for this, one major one is cost (which I know may seem counterintuitive, but it is).
Okay, let’s breakdown the costs involved. First, you have to have a breed that is specialized in detection (so a purebred) and you are going to want to promote specific lines (highly sought after purebreds, if they can sniff cancer the can sniff out other things as well). So just with the dog you are looking at 4-6000$ USD per dog, but we aren’t done, not even close. Most dogs fail out of service dog training and the failure rate is about 70% iirc and since this is going to be more rigorous let’s bump it up to 80%. So now you are talking 20-30,000$ just to get a suitable dog.
Now the dog has to be trained (which will take two years at minimum). This will be a highly specialized trainer and let’s say their pay is 75,000$ USD a year and they can train 10 dogs simultaneously. That means they’re going to get out one dog a year. Oh and these dogs need to be fed and need medical care at around 1,500$ USD a year (including required medical testing) and that has to be x5 as only one in five make it though training (so that’s 7,500$ for two years for a total of 15,000$). You are looking at ~120,000$ USD per cancer dog. Plus, the dog will have to be retired as it ages (probably before the age of ten).
Who let the dogs out?
who who who who
Woof Woof Woof Woof
U u u u u u u u
Ricardo did
Boomer
If only my lymphoma diagnose happened this quickly, mine took 2 years of me having constant pain after pain. I wish my dog got me to get diagnosed that fast, especially in an early stage lol.
This is why I love dogs 😍
What a good boi
My friend's 🐕 can sense change in her smell and rhythm of her heartbeat before she gets an epileptic seizure so that she can take her medication on time. My 🐕 was always around me while I had my broken arm in a cast, licking me and sleeping on my lap. 🐕🐕🐕 🐕🐕 🐕 and 🐈 🐈🐈🐈🐈 🐈 are the best creatures in the world.
i haven’t watched a single full episode of this show but i’m obsessed with these clips 😂
anyone else?
Me to
Dogs indeed are reallt smart. They are a huge portion of support animals as dogs can sense things that humans can't. Seizures are something they can sense right?
The noise Reese makes when the guy doc tells her to do something is me when I get stuck with a difficult job at work
that other sassy doctor was unprofessional
My cat saved the life of my best friend and I in a gas leak. Somehow we had left the gas stove on for 12 hours, and at 5am my cat started going absolutely crazy. I let her in to cuddle but she wouldn't stop, so I got up to give her some wet food which is her morning ritual and I could smell the gas. I didn't know what to do but I had seen an episode of Home Improvement where the house explodes due to a gas leak. I asked my friend if she felt okay and we were both really groggy, but we felt fine so I called 911 to be safe. They said they would send someone over so I expected some kind of gas inspector and we casually got dressed in the meantime. Then, two firetrucks came screaming in and they yelled at us all to get out of the house. They said we had the highest levels of gas in a house that was still standing. They aaked how we managed to wake up and I told them about Connie, my rescue cat, and they said she saved our lives. She has been an amazing cat and I am grateful to be alive! Also, when I was fighting for my life through constant kidney surgeries, my cat came qnd laid down on my stomach all the time on the side that was sick. Normally she would lay higher up on my chest. She just knew.
You know its medical drama when the doctor has time to ask you a lot of questions.
This happened to a baby outside a food truck we were eating at. A beautiful relaxed adult Malinois mix. My daughter pass him, waves "hey puppy", tail wag nothing more.
Then this other baby in a carry pass and she was going through some kind of sickness, she had those big sanitary band aids on legs and arms and the dog went alert immediately. He sat and barked and wanted to go near her. But without showing teeth or aggressiveness he was... curious I think.
I don’t appreciate Manning’s dog hate 😂🤦♀️
The face Dr Reese when Dr Halstead said get it out of here, made me like the show a lot from the pure acting. Shame that Dr Reese is not in the show anymore
Demonetization really were she go
Puggle Lover She left,there was an argument or something and then she left.
My cat always knows when my hypoglycaemia plays up and I’m not realising (I have a few health problems sometimes symptoms get mixed up for me and I don’t realise till I need someone else to help me) but she will always start meowing (she’s usually really quite) and pawing at my arm or head. And I’ve had a hypo around her and she went and got my mum and wouldn’t stop meowing her head off till I came too, I know not a dog but I thing think it’s cool. She’s saved my life a few times, we listen to her when she meows now
Boomer :"there's a BAD THING stuck in momma's chest! must remove it!!!"
Made me cry again 😭 RESPECT TO ALL
Doc Manning: dogs can be unpredictable sometimes
Dog: NAH UH
I am speechless that some dogs have an amazing sense
No ones gonna talk about how cute that doctor is?
Finally a patient that thinks rationally
Can we first appreciate how earl is a real one- like always there bro
that dog is such a talented actor
WHAT A GOOD BOY❤️
This is the best channel on TH-cam
This is a good boi
This dog is like mine!!!!!
Marcus Uhler I think they’re talking about the dog breed
@@kiwi6220that's the joke he's making
Always salt your pasta while boiling it
Dr. Riesce is so charming🥺
Luv this show!!
But that dog was like a gift that came to this earth to protect the girl if it wasn't for that dog the girl probably won't know that she has cancer.
me at an interview:
doctor: do u have any experience
me: well i watch Chicago med....sooo
Ok now doctor doggo will run your cancer test now