I mean Petey getting in Franky’s business has me on the floor. But the grooming made us all so happy. Great job of being patient and letting this happen. You really should be proud of how far you guys have come after everything. I really respect how great you are with your furry children
Having had a 90 Lb Malamute, I am blown away with their relationship. And jumped when Petey had started to groom facial whisker spots! I noticed and read you as all being a therapy animal for each other. Who needs who more on any given day. You are a real family. Incredible.
People like yourself who really know how to make my day,your wonderful and your pooch and cheeky monkey make me smile I've got a sore jaw from smiling so much 😂 ❤️
That was so sweet watching Petey groom Frankie! I didn't know that Frankie only has 3 legs. He's so cute! Petey's head fits inside Frankie's mouth. Made me a little nervous. Petey is funny the way he pounces on Frankie. Be nice to Frankie!
Petey wants Frankie to be a play buddy, like your other puppy. He’s a fearless little guy, not even worried when his head was in Frankie’s mouth 😉. It’s so sweet watching them together!
Hi Patty! Yes, Petey is quite fearless! LOL I have to tell you a secret...Petey is going to have a monkey play date next week with 3 other monkeys! Two of them I know you would know who they are...but, I won't mention names on here 😉...so, next week I will post a video of them all playing...if they get along...LOL
Petey is like you got one of these to🤣😂Animals will be Animals, Or should I say Boys will be Boys? Frankie was getting himself a good grooming session by Petey💜Great video and Thanks..Your still in my Thoughts and Prayers 🙏💜
Petey says, "But why mom, I'm just inspecting it"!!! Lol..it's funny how young monkeys almost always find it necessary to check out that particular anatomy on other animals right off! I was surprised he wasn't bothered by it at all...I thought for sure Frankie was gonna let Petey have it for a second there but he was so patient like you said! I have to say I was kind of glad you left that part in there. 99.9% of monkey channels will edit out anything like that that might be a bit "sensitive" including any evidence at all that their monkey exhibits VERY natural behaviors that are related to sexual behavior or masturbation. They all seem to not want anyone to know that monkeys do that and though not something one would want to sit and watch for long i think it is good that people see some of the things one might deal with that might not be do pleasant or polite when caring for a monkey...maybe it will allow some people to have more realistic expectations from owning a pet monkey and therefore cut down on monkeys being rehomed at such an alarmingly high rate!! I was so glad to hear you sounding a bit more like your old self today ...you have been in my thoughts very frequently.
Hi there! Thank you so much for your comment. I think of you and your family a lot too. I hope all is well with you guys. I know you've been through a lot this year. This was a good day for me. I'm still struggling and have some really bad days. But, bringing the dogs out to be with Petey is a great distraction for me and I really enjoy watching Petey have a good time. I did consider editing out that part where Petey was inspecting Franky's privates. LOL I worried because I know a lot of children watch the channel, but I decided to leave it in because...like you said, it's just part of their nature. They are very curious and that's just part of having a monkey. I hope all is well with your family...sending you all great big monkey hugs!! 🐒💜
You really wrote a typed a whole novel about how you enjoyed watching the monkey play with the dog’s private parts? And how you’re happy others saw it too? That’s disturbing to say the least…
@@KiarasKorner from what I’ve seen of the monkey videos I’ve watched, they don’t seem to respect boundaries very well, lol Oh, and they don’t seem to have any qualms about investigating another’s privates lol Monkeys fascinate me. They always have.
Incredibly cute duo. I love huskies, wish I had monkeys when I had mine haha, grooming is serious business with that breed. Are you from Texas? Your land and accent remind me of it.
Hi Giugliana. Yeah, Huskies love the cold weather. Mine will roll around in the snow and absolutely loves it! I don't leave him outside for long when it's hot. And it wasn't hot on the day he was outside hanging out with Petey. My husky just really seemed to enjoy having Petey thumb through is fur. LOL
Oh wow, I just found your channel and I MUST speak with you! LoL ...let me start over, I'm retired and interested in mothering and loving a monkey..... I would love to know the sanctuary you work with.....ok, in other words where do I start?
I don't work with a sanctuary. I have a contact at a sanctuary that I speak to sometimes to try to provide a better life for my monkeys. But, they absolutely do not condone monkeys as pets. I'm just fortunate that I found someone that is willing to be a great resource for me when I have problems/questions. But, they don't provide any sort of information about getting a monkey.
Dunno if any of you guys know of the flash animation series called pleasure Island Heading to a relaxing place and just laying there with a bunch of asmr sources at the same time I'd stay there forever just enjoying laying there enjoying it
Hi Snowmanslushie. Yeah, Franky was born with a non-functional deformed leg. He was a rescue as the breeder took him to the vet to have him put down because of his leg. So, the vet called a rescue shelter. My daughter fosters rescue dogs and she brought him home to foster when he was 6 weeks old...and well, I took one look at him and decided he was going to stay with me. So, I adopted him. When I took him to the vet for the first time, he recommended amputating that leg because it wasn't actually attached to his body correctly and he risked getting hurt if he fell on it. So, that's why he has only 3 legs. But, you wouldn't know it by watching him play and run! LOL That little guy can run just as fast with only 3 legs. It's incredible the amount of resilience they have.
Hi Lauren. He was born with a non-functional deformed leg and the vet recommended amputating it to avoid injury if he fell on it. He was already using only 3 legs when I got him at 6 weeks old, so it wasn't a huge change for him to not have the leg.
@@KiarasKorner gotcha. That’s nicer than losing it in an accident. My brother has a three legged dog because she was attacked by another dog as a puppy. Very cute dog.
I recently started watching your videos which started with your story on what happened with Kiara I think that anyone who wants a monkey seriously should watch it. So I started watching from the beginning of your journey with Kiara. I wanted to thank you for taking the time to film that part of your journey. Now I'm at your very special monkey enclosure I think it's awesome that you can do this 😀 and provide a loving home 🏡 ❤️ 💙 😀 Can I ask what part of the country you're in I certainly wish you all the best with h your animal family
Hi Belinda. Welcome to the channel! I agree that the "aggression" video is a very important one to watch for anyone thinking of getting a monkey! That's why I did the video...knowing I would get backlash from it...and I did. But, I want people to know that things happen and sometimes jumping to conclusions on the 'why' can have bad consequences. It takes a lot of thought and analyzing to figure out what's really going on. We are in the Midwest...in the state of Missouri. Again, welcome to the channel...and thanks for your comment! 💚
@@KiarasKorner thanks for your quick response 👍 Ii have thought about trying to get a monkey 🐒 buy I can't afford to do that it wouldn't be fair to the creature I'd want to be able to take care of it properly. I have 2 female dogs 🐕 😌 & we just went through something quite similar. 2 teenage females with raging hormones in the same space i
Same space doesn't work we had to work hard at this I have considered having there knines pulled on the one she is really aggressive they have settled down quite a bit since the spay, they're still separated that's not a easy task but it's working for now Keep doing what your doing your a great MOM
@@belindakharbaugh8163 I don't know if it's possible, but you could maybe check into whether the vet can file the canines down instead of pulling them. That's what I had done with Kiara. It just broke my heart to think of having her canines pulled, so I asked if they could file them instead and they were able to. It would just depend on how deep the pulp is in those canines. But, our vet was able to XRay her teeth to see how safely she was able to file them. As long as they don't file into the pulp area, it's completely safe. It doesn't cause any pain and it doesn't affect their ability to chew food. Just a thought and possibly a different solution.
that monkey must of really liked and trusted that dog, sticking its whole head in its mouth. shit i don't even do that with the shepards, brave monkey.
Awww. Two of my favorite fur balls. ❤ for those who may be wondering: I’ve watched enough monkey videos to know they’re just curious about that “thing.” Haha. Nothing sexual just pure curiosity. Kind of how dogs sniff each others butts. Animals are just weird sometimes. 😅
Hi Broom Rider. No, I don't run a sanctuary. But, Petey is a rescue. What is it that you see that you feel is disgusting? I treat him really good and try to provide the best life possible for him in captivity. This outdoor enclosure was built for him. Did you watch the entire video? Have you watched any of the other videos? Or, is your opinion based on a single incident within this particular video? I'm trying to figure out what it is that would make you feel that way. If it was maybe the part where I get on to him for messing with the dog's private area, that was for his own protection as I worried the dog would get defensive toward him and maybe hurt him.
@@KiarasKorner Well, since you asked… 1. No primate should be kept on its own. They are social animals and need the company of their own kind to stay emotionally and mentally healthy. 2. You smacked Petey more than once, whether or not it was gentle, makes no difference. He is a monkey, not a child. 3. If you are not a licensed rehab expert, you have no business keeping him in captivity. Primates are not pets. 4. You are putting Petey at risk by bringing in the dog, as you yourself admitted, they have had problems in the past and you cannot predict what will happen whilst they interact. If you truly care for Petey, you will do the right thing and find an appropriate and suitable home. You may think you know better, but I can promise you, you don’t.
@@RedPanda74 Awe, I see...ok...you don't follow the channel, so you couldn't possibly have known the situation. 1. You are absolutely correct in that no monkey should be kept on its own. I had another monkey that passed away about a month before this video. So, Petey wasn't a single monkey until that happened. And I was able to get him a brother a few months ago, so he was a single monkey for only a couple of months. 2. I didn't smack him! I tapped him because he wasn't responding to my verbal commands and I was concerned about the possible outcome (which I will address in #4). 3. Not being a licensed rehab expert doesn't mean I have no business keeping him. Primates don't make good pets, I will agree with anyone stating that. But, I do provide him with a great home, a lot of love and attention, plenty of engagement, multiple large indoor enclosures for during the winter, a huge outdoor enclosure, and lots of foraging opportunities. He eats a nutritious, primate appropriate diet and gets regular vet care. 4. There was a slight...very slight...risk in bringing my husky out to spend time with him. Sometimes we have to weigh the benefits to the risks and in this case I felt the benefits outweighed any possible slight risk of danger. Since he was mourning the loss of his monkey buddy, I was trying to provide him with a variety of interactions to help him cope. He was very happy to spend time with my husky and I still feel it was worth it to allow that to happen. With all that being said...I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You are entitled to feel how you do about the situation. But, you're way off. And you may think you know better, but I can promise you...you don't. I have a contact at a sanctuary that I speak with on occasion about my monkeys. They absolutely do not condone monkeys as pets, but they are so generous with providing me information and suggestions on making their lives better. I follow their advice. And I've been told by them it's not always best to just send them to a sanctuary. Here in the United States, sanctuaries are full to capacity and it's difficult to find one that is able to take in another monkey. Sanctuaries need to be reserved for crisis situations for abused and neglected monkeys. So, as long as I'm able to care for them appropriately and provide for their needs, it's better for them to remain where they are. The problem comes in that most people can't, or aren't willing to go to the lengths I do for them. I do appreciate your concern, as I am concerned for many monkeys kept in captivity. Petey is a classic example of that. He came from a home where he was neglected and kept in a very tiny cage all day by himself with no interaction...and has lasting effects from it...and I've been working with him on it. He's come a long way and is a very happy monkey now.
@@KiarasKorner Kiara, I humbly apologise. I get so angry at seeing so many animals being exploited online that my emotions get the better of me. Not many animal carers are like you. My husband was an animal activist for many years and it almost broke him. Seeing so many people keeping and mistreating animals that have no business having them, is a never ending nightmare. Take Joe Exotic for example. Everywhere on TH-cam, we see more and more of these kinds of people. Many states in America have policies that are far too lenient when it comes to keeping exotic pets. The laws need to be changed, desperately. Unfortunately, because of these laws, and long before we knew better, many thousands of animals suffer unnecessarily because of the demand for exotic animal species. So many are killed just so their babies can be taken and some wanker makes money. It is disgusting! We were active in saving Orangutans 🦧 for quite a few years and we are able to say that we were able to save a number of lives, but their exploitation continues as it does for too many species. And the amount of people that turn a blind eye to the disgraceful exploitation of domestic animals angers me no end. Horses being killed because they don’t win races. Greyhounds sent to China for the dogmeat industry because they are too slow, or they are simply shot and buried without anyone knowing or caring. I could go on and on for weeks. I am sincerely sorry for directing my anger at you before knowing more of your story. I will subscribe and watch more of your videos. Please forgive me.
@@RedPanda74 Not a problem. Apology accepted. We're on the same page. The abuse and neglect that goes on with any type of animal just breaks my heart. I can't even watch the SPCA commercials on abandoned and abused dogs...it makes me cry. There are only a few monkey channels on TH-cam that I can watch because to me most of them border abuse, at the very least....and I especially have a soft spot for monkeys. I agree that the laws on exotic animals in the United States is way too lax. There are quite a few states that ban the ownership of primates in captivity. Even with the states that do allow it, most don't even require a permit...which I think it ridiculous! My state is one of them and I really wish a permit were required where there had to be inspections and certain conditions met in order to keep one. That's one reason our sanctuaries are so full. I'm not necessarily opposed to keeping primates in captivity (I have 2 myself), but I do think there should be requirements met to ensure they are housed correctly and taken care of appropriately. Although I must admit, the process by which they are bred and sold in the United States breaks my heart. Petey was a rescue, but when I lost my other monkey I knew I had to get him another one as soon as possible. It's so important for their well being to have at least one other monkey of the same species. And since Petey had already been around another monkey for quite some time, I felt it was even more important for him to not be a single monkey for very long. It can take months or years to find another Vervet species that needs rescued. And I felt Petey couldn't wait that long. So, I went against my own heart and got one from a private zoo facility (under a little better conditions that getting one from a regular breeder and he was a little older than they are when sold by a breeder). And after I picked him up, I cried all the way back to the hotel because I knew he was taken from his mother. It was really hard on me, but I knew he was going to a great home and would be well taken care of...and would enjoy having Petey as a brother. They get along really well and the new one just adores Petey! I so much wanted to tell them, just give me the momma too! But, I knew that wouldn't happen. If I had the funding, I would open an actual sanctuary for unwanted, neglected, and abused monkeys. I want to thank you and your husband for your dedication to helping animals...and to being a part of saving Orangutans. They are such beautiful and majestic animals!
Hi Kyjo90. Sorry about the crinkling sounds. I'm not a professional video maker and just do these videos as a hobby to share the experiences of my monkeys. I don't have professional video making equipment, I just use my phone to make videos.
Hi wisley. Yes, he is missing one of his front legs. He was born with a non-functional deformed leg and the vet recommended amputating it for his safety.
Monkey Bear, there is absolutely No abuse going on here. Go troll the channels where monkeys are actually being abused and then your comment would be justified. Petey is a rescue and has a pretty good life for a life in captivity.
@@KiarasKorner “troll” the usual workd used when nothing else to say. Where are the other monkeys? These are social animals that need company of the same kind. This’s a High level of abuse. Give the animal to a real sanctuary instead of using it to make money you cruel cruel person.
@@monkeybear7449 You may want to get your facts straight before you speak. I had another monkey and she died 2 months ago. I've been looking for another rescue, but it sometimes takes a while to find one that is the same species. Also, I don't monetize this channel....hence why there are no commercials...oh, but I guess you didn't actually "watch" the video, you just decided to comment anyway. I make no money off my monkeys...but, I do spend thousands upon thousands of dollars to try to give them the best life possible.
@@KiarasKorner you are not going it any sort of life but misery. And you know it. Give the animal to a sanctuary where it’ll be with many others. You’re cruel and evil. And you do not know if it will get on with another rescue. They could hate each other. Go educate yourself and nasty “woman”
What's wrong with you ? Rarely have i seen such a large and very well thought-out enclosure for primates. He has every possible freedom of movement in this place. Moreover, he is not stuffed into stupid doll clothes and does not vegetate in a small, dirty cage. He also has social contacts, even if they are with other species. You obviously lack social skills due to your sensless insults. You should work on that. By the way you should know that human feeding of wild animals is absolutely wrong. In Thailand you already have enough problems with primates in cities because you make a tourist attraction out of it. This is animal abuse. Your commitment would be of better use there.
lol Petey like “what you got in this pouch bruh”
Meanwhile dog is thinking "That is one crazy looking cat" 😆
LOL 🤣
LMFAO 😂😂
That dog has the patience of a saint. 🐶🐶🐶🐶
Monkey: "Shhh. Don't fight it. Just let it happen..."
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Aw they're buddies, getting on so well together , lovely to watch, Frankie is very chilled out getting groomed by Petey ..💙💙
I mean Petey getting in Franky’s business has me on the floor. But the grooming made us all so happy. Great job of being patient and letting this happen. You really should be proud of how far you guys have come after everything. I really respect how great you are with your furry children
Hi Pat! I know...that was too funny! LOL
@@KiarasKorner Had me laughing..Silly Petey🤣😂💙
Dirty monkey,, poor dog...
@@merrimelody7510 Monkeys are actually pretty clean creatures.
Furry children? The west is a desperate place
Aww they are so precious! Love watching Petey and his pals!
Nice to see them getting along so nice. They both need each other. So cute to see Petey grooming Frankie! Thanks for sharing!
Having had a 90 Lb Malamute, I am blown away with their relationship. And jumped when Petey had started to groom facial whisker spots! I noticed and read you as all being a therapy animal for each other. Who needs who more on any given day. You are a real family. Incredible.
This husky is thinking, He's gentler than a kitten.
People like yourself who really know how to make my day,your wonderful and your pooch and cheeky monkey make me smile I've got a sore jaw from smiling so much 😂 ❤️
This was sooooo relaxing and cute to watch.🥹😊♥️
Aww he just wants to be buddies. Monkeys do this when they're trying to make friends.
That was so sweet watching Petey groom Frankie! I didn't know that Frankie only has 3 legs. He's so cute! Petey's head fits inside Frankie's mouth. Made me a little nervous. Petey is funny the way he pounces on Frankie. Be nice to Frankie!
Good boys! Petey doin' his thing and Franky is so mellow.
omg, sooo lovely! what a friendly dog!
Petey wants Frankie to be a play buddy, like your other puppy. He’s a fearless little guy, not even worried when his head was in Frankie’s mouth 😉. It’s so sweet watching them together!
Hi Patty! Yes, Petey is quite fearless! LOL I have to tell you a secret...Petey is going to have a monkey play date next week with 3 other monkeys! Two of them I know you would know who they are...but, I won't mention names on here 😉...so, next week I will post a video of them all playing...if they get along...LOL
@@KiarasKorner That’s really great to hear and, yes, I’m sure I know which ones!! Can’t wait to watch the video 🤗🤗🤗!
@@KiarasKorner If its who I think that's gonna be Awesome to see, and good for all 3 of them💜🐒🙏
@@jennifer294 Yep, it's who you think 😊...I'm so excited for Petey!
Dog is so smart. He thinks the monkey is in the "puppy phase" and being tolerant
Awe so sweet!! They will be buddies💕💕💕
This just melts my heart !❤
The monkey grooming the dog has to be the sweetest thing I have ever seen.🥰
Them Semis were loud that day x'D (Edit: Also, Petey hugging Frankie's head was adorable
Hi It was great seeing Petey playing with the dog and watching your video. Kathy
Husky gets fondled by monkey .... lol. Side-note, very nice narration voice!
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Thanks for this nice video, it's a pleasure to watch 😃❣❤
The dog with side eye : heeeee’s harrasssing me pleaseee
Petey is like you got one of these to🤣😂Animals will be Animals, Or should I say Boys will be Boys? Frankie was getting himself a good grooming session by Petey💜Great video and Thanks..Your still in my Thoughts and Prayers 🙏💜
Hi Jennifer! Yep, Petey was quite interested that Franky had one too! LOL
the bug at 4:23 walked, twerked and left
Pete and Frankie are sooo cute
The dog just loves the attention
Petie gonna honk Frankie’s donk.😂
They're very cute😍😍😍❤❤
Petey says, "But why mom, I'm just inspecting it"!!! Lol..it's funny how young monkeys almost always find it necessary to check out that particular anatomy on other animals right off! I was surprised he wasn't bothered by it at all...I thought for sure Frankie was gonna let Petey have it for a second there but he was so patient like you said!
I have to say I was kind of glad you left that part in there. 99.9% of monkey channels will edit out anything like that that might be a bit "sensitive" including any evidence at all that their monkey exhibits VERY natural behaviors that are related to sexual behavior or masturbation. They all seem to not want anyone to know that monkeys do that and though not something one would want to sit and watch for long i think it is good that people see some of the things one might deal with that might not be do pleasant or polite when caring for a monkey...maybe it will allow some people to have more realistic expectations from owning a pet monkey and therefore cut down on monkeys being rehomed at such an alarmingly high rate!!
I was so glad to hear you sounding a bit more like your old self today ...you have been in my thoughts very frequently.
Hi there! Thank you so much for your comment. I think of you and your family a lot too. I hope all is well with you guys. I know you've been through a lot this year. This was a good day for me. I'm still struggling and have some really bad days. But, bringing the dogs out to be with Petey is a great distraction for me and I really enjoy watching Petey have a good time.
I did consider editing out that part where Petey was inspecting Franky's privates. LOL I worried because I know a lot of children watch the channel, but I decided to leave it in because...like you said, it's just part of their nature. They are very curious and that's just part of having a monkey.
I hope all is well with your family...sending you all great big monkey hugs!! 🐒💜
You really wrote a typed a whole novel about how you enjoyed watching the monkey play with the dog’s private parts? And how you’re happy others saw it too? That’s disturbing to say the least…
That growl was just Frankie setting boundaries. That’s just the animal way.
Who knows, Petey might bring out the puppy in Frankie. 🙂
Hi Skip. Yeah, I know the growl is just Franky setting boundaries...but, it's whether Petey would respect those boundaries that had me worried! LOL
@@KiarasKorner from what I’ve seen of the monkey videos I’ve watched, they don’t seem to respect boundaries very well, lol Oh, and they don’t seem to have any qualms about investigating another’s privates lol Monkeys fascinate me. They always have.
@@skipdar4396 Yeah, they don't have a problem investigating another's privates! LOL Monkeys fascinate me too. I just love watching them.
Petey Doesn’t seem to differentiate between what he is grooming, so the dog didn’t seem to care. Lol.
4:23 a turd walks away screen right
❤This video is soo innocent and lovely, animals that love eachother❤😅
Monkey "So how was your day? Any good smells? Manage to snag any good snacks! Hold still! How can I clean you if you won't stop fidgeting?"
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Incredibly cute duo. I love huskies, wish I had monkeys when I had mine haha, grooming is serious business with that breed.
Are you from Texas? Your land and accent remind me of it.
Hi Ars. We live in Missouri, but I did spend several years in Texas as a child and I think that southern accent comes out every once in a while. LOL
Petey just face first in tha dogs parts lol
Lovely to see ❤
PETEY!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
飼われている猿でこのように素晴らしい猿はなかなかいません！
この子を大切にしてあげてください🥰
I think Franky is fully capable of telling Petey that he's crossing the line.
Hi Animal. I agree...and that's what worries me sometimes! LOL
@@KiarasKorner I think you are very right to correct Petey before Franky even comes close to running out of patience. Why not?
What happened to the dogs leg please tell me
Hi jared. He was born with a deformed, unattached leg and the vet recommended amputating it because he could get hurt if he fell on it.
That dog loves it.
Caterpillar cameo at 4:24
A woman, a three legged dog, and a monkey walk into a bar...
Hmm...I can only imagine how the rest of the joke goes...LOL
Like huskies my Akita doesn't enjoy the heat & prefers cold weather.
Franky was too hot to play today x
Hi Giugliana. Yeah, Huskies love the cold weather. Mine will roll around in the snow and absolutely loves it! I don't leave him outside for long when it's hot. And it wasn't hot on the day he was outside hanging out with Petey. My husky just really seemed to enjoy having Petey thumb through is fur. LOL
Beautiful animals you have.
Animals do bring joy to our lives I could watch them all day 😊
Oh wow, I just found your channel and I MUST speak with you! LoL ...let me start over, I'm retired and interested in mothering and loving a monkey..... I would love to know the sanctuary you work with.....ok, in other words where do I start?
I don't work with a sanctuary. I have a contact at a sanctuary that I speak to sometimes to try to provide a better life for my monkeys. But, they absolutely do not condone monkeys as pets. I'm just fortunate that I found someone that is willing to be a great resource for me when I have problems/questions. But, they don't provide any sort of information about getting a monkey.
The caterpillar say don't mind me just passing through
Petey trying to groom Franky's to pp😂
Dunno if any of you guys know of the flash animation series called pleasure Island
Heading to a relaxing place and just laying there with a bunch of asmr sources at the same time I'd stay there forever just enjoying laying there enjoying it
Just realized your dog has three legs.
Hi Snowmanslushie. Yeah, Franky was born with a non-functional deformed leg. He was a rescue as the breeder took him to the vet to have him put down because of his leg. So, the vet called a rescue shelter. My daughter fosters rescue dogs and she brought him home to foster when he was 6 weeks old...and well, I took one look at him and decided he was going to stay with me. So, I adopted him. When I took him to the vet for the first time, he recommended amputating that leg because it wasn't actually attached to his body correctly and he risked getting hurt if he fell on it. So, that's why he has only 3 legs. But, you wouldn't know it by watching him play and run! LOL That little guy can run just as fast with only 3 legs. It's incredible the amount of resilience they have.
What happened to the husky’s leg?
Hi Lauren. He was born with a non-functional deformed leg and the vet recommended amputating it to avoid injury if he fell on it. He was already using only 3 legs when I got him at 6 weeks old, so it wasn't a huge change for him to not have the leg.
@@KiarasKorner gotcha. That’s nicer than losing it in an accident. My brother has a three legged dog because she was attacked by another dog as a puppy. Very cute dog.
Are you sure Frankie wants Pete to leave that alone?
Hi wiadroman. Good question! LOL He didn't seem bothered by it. LOL
That Petey sure gave Franky a whole lotta love!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😮
Frankie: this broad is killing me 😮
I recently started watching your videos which started with your story on what happened with Kiara I think that anyone who wants a monkey seriously should watch it.
So I started watching from the beginning of your journey with Kiara.
I wanted to thank you for taking the time to film that part of your journey.
Now I'm at your very special monkey enclosure I think it's awesome that you can do this 😀 and provide a loving home 🏡 ❤️ 💙 😀
Can I ask what part of the country you're in I certainly wish you all the best with h your animal family
Hi Belinda. Welcome to the channel! I agree that the "aggression" video is a very important one to watch for anyone thinking of getting a monkey! That's why I did the video...knowing I would get backlash from it...and I did. But, I want people to know that things happen and sometimes jumping to conclusions on the 'why' can have bad consequences. It takes a lot of thought and analyzing to figure out what's really going on. We are in the Midwest...in the state of Missouri. Again, welcome to the channel...and thanks for your comment! 💚
@@KiarasKorner thanks for your quick response 👍 Ii have thought about trying to get a monkey 🐒 buy I can't afford to do that it wouldn't be fair to the creature I'd want to be able to take care of it properly.
I have 2 female dogs 🐕 😌 & we just went through something quite similar. 2 teenage females with raging hormones in the same space i
Same space doesn't work we had to work hard at this I have considered having there knines pulled on the one she is really aggressive they have settled down quite a bit since the spay, they're still separated that's not a easy task but it's working for now
Keep doing what your doing your a great MOM
@@belindakharbaugh8163 I don't know if it's possible, but you could maybe check into whether the vet can file the canines down instead of pulling them. That's what I had done with Kiara. It just broke my heart to think of having her canines pulled, so I asked if they could file them instead and they were able to. It would just depend on how deep the pulp is in those canines. But, our vet was able to XRay her teeth to see how safely she was able to file them. As long as they don't file into the pulp area, it's completely safe. It doesn't cause any pain and it doesn't affect their ability to chew food. Just a thought and possibly a different solution.
@@belindakharbaugh8163 Yeah, they aren't cheap to maintain...that's for sure! They are very expensive animals to keep.
What time of monkey do u got
Hi r1pcl. Petey is a Grivet, a member of the Vervet species of monkeys.
Awsome😊
that monkey must of really liked and trusted that dog, sticking its whole head in its mouth. shit i don't even do that with the shepards, brave monkey.
willie inspection day 2:40 (+ taste test)
😭 I was like ayo
Thats 2 cute
monkey petting his dawg
Adorable Husky and monkey…
ASMR requires no human voice. Thank you for later
I didn't promote this as an asmr video. 😊 you could always mute it 😊
I was worried that monkey was gonna hurt the dogs junk
Is your husky a female or male
Hi Jose. My husky is a male.
4:40 what the hell is that right frame a big bug! 😲
Also 7:05 what a great picture that would make. ❤
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I feel like it's my bushy whiskers and my hairy ears are being groomed... (7:30) I wish I were retired like him...
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Ten pies ma trzy nogi?
Yes, he has 3 legs. He was born with a non-functioning deformed leg, so the vet suggested having it amputated.
They're like cats aren't they. Except they keep trying to get into your junk.
3:07 ayoooooooooo hell na that's just so wrong
imagine if she had freezer's voice😂
Awww. Two of my favorite fur balls. ❤ for those who may be wondering: I’ve watched enough monkey videos to know they’re just curious about that “thing.” Haha. Nothing sexual just pure curiosity. Kind of how dogs sniff each others butts. Animals are just weird sometimes. 😅
He’s like damn this mf clean
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Petey was looking to give a happy ending 😆
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No respect. He should have been pulled away immediately after he kept messing with his private parts.
2:41 Oh god, Petey was trying to get Franky's petey 😭
Hi Kim. Yep, little Petey was quite interested in Franky's parts. LOL
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that dog has 3 legs
Nahhh really we didn’t know
mmhhmm monkie
Are you a sanctuary owner or is Petey a pet? Because some of your behaviour towards Petey is downright disgusting.
Hi Broom Rider. No, I don't run a sanctuary. But, Petey is a rescue. What is it that you see that you feel is disgusting? I treat him really good and try to provide the best life possible for him in captivity. This outdoor enclosure was built for him. Did you watch the entire video? Have you watched any of the other videos? Or, is your opinion based on a single incident within this particular video? I'm trying to figure out what it is that would make you feel that way. If it was maybe the part where I get on to him for messing with the dog's private area, that was for his own protection as I worried the dog would get defensive toward him and maybe hurt him.
@@KiarasKorner Well, since you asked… 1. No primate should be kept on its own. They are social animals and need the company of their own kind to stay emotionally and mentally healthy. 2. You smacked Petey more than once, whether or not it was gentle, makes no difference. He is a monkey, not a child. 3. If you are not a licensed rehab expert, you have no business keeping him in captivity. Primates are not pets. 4. You are putting Petey at risk by bringing in the dog, as you yourself admitted, they have had problems in the past and you cannot predict what will happen whilst they interact. If you truly care for Petey, you will do the right thing and find an appropriate and suitable home. You may think you know better, but I can promise you, you don’t.
@@RedPanda74 Awe, I see...ok...you don't follow the channel, so you couldn't possibly have known the situation. 1. You are absolutely correct in that no monkey should be kept on its own. I had another monkey that passed away about a month before this video. So, Petey wasn't a single monkey until that happened. And I was able to get him a brother a few months ago, so he was a single monkey for only a couple of months. 2. I didn't smack him! I tapped him because he wasn't responding to my verbal commands and I was concerned about the possible outcome (which I will address in #4). 3. Not being a licensed rehab expert doesn't mean I have no business keeping him. Primates don't make good pets, I will agree with anyone stating that. But, I do provide him with a great home, a lot of love and attention, plenty of engagement, multiple large indoor enclosures for during the winter, a huge outdoor enclosure, and lots of foraging opportunities. He eats a nutritious, primate appropriate diet and gets regular vet care. 4. There was a slight...very slight...risk in bringing my husky out to spend time with him. Sometimes we have to weigh the benefits to the risks and in this case I felt the benefits outweighed any possible slight risk of danger. Since he was mourning the loss of his monkey buddy, I was trying to provide him with a variety of interactions to help him cope. He was very happy to spend time with my husky and I still feel it was worth it to allow that to happen. With all that being said...I'm not trying to convince you of anything. You are entitled to feel how you do about the situation. But, you're way off. And you may think you know better, but I can promise you...you don't. I have a contact at a sanctuary that I speak with on occasion about my monkeys. They absolutely do not condone monkeys as pets, but they are so generous with providing me information and suggestions on making their lives better. I follow their advice. And I've been told by them it's not always best to just send them to a sanctuary. Here in the United States, sanctuaries are full to capacity and it's difficult to find one that is able to take in another monkey. Sanctuaries need to be reserved for crisis situations for abused and neglected monkeys. So, as long as I'm able to care for them appropriately and provide for their needs, it's better for them to remain where they are. The problem comes in that most people can't, or aren't willing to go to the lengths I do for them. I do appreciate your concern, as I am concerned for many monkeys kept in captivity. Petey is a classic example of that. He came from a home where he was neglected and kept in a very tiny cage all day by himself with no interaction...and has lasting effects from it...and I've been working with him on it. He's come a long way and is a very happy monkey now.
@@KiarasKorner Kiara, I humbly apologise. I get so angry at seeing so many animals being exploited online that my emotions get the better of me. Not many animal carers are like you. My husband was an animal activist for many years and it almost broke him. Seeing so many people keeping and mistreating animals that have no business having them, is a never ending nightmare. Take Joe Exotic for example. Everywhere on TH-cam, we see more and more of these kinds of people. Many states in America have policies that are far too lenient when it comes to keeping exotic pets. The laws need to be changed, desperately. Unfortunately, because of these laws, and long before we knew better, many thousands of animals suffer unnecessarily because of the demand for exotic animal species. So many are killed just so their babies can be taken and some wanker makes money. It is disgusting! We were active in saving Orangutans 🦧 for quite a few years and we are able to say that we were able to save a number of lives, but their exploitation continues as it does for too many species. And the amount of people that turn a blind eye to the disgraceful exploitation of domestic animals angers me no end. Horses being killed because they don’t win races. Greyhounds sent to China for the dogmeat industry because they are too slow, or they are simply shot and buried without anyone knowing or caring. I could go on and on for weeks. I am sincerely sorry for directing my anger at you before knowing more of your story. I will subscribe and watch more of your videos. Please forgive me.
@@RedPanda74 Not a problem. Apology accepted. We're on the same page. The abuse and neglect that goes on with any type of animal just breaks my heart. I can't even watch the SPCA commercials on abandoned and abused dogs...it makes me cry. There are only a few monkey channels on TH-cam that I can watch because to me most of them border abuse, at the very least....and I especially have a soft spot for monkeys. I agree that the laws on exotic animals in the United States is way too lax. There are quite a few states that ban the ownership of primates in captivity. Even with the states that do allow it, most don't even require a permit...which I think it ridiculous! My state is one of them and I really wish a permit were required where there had to be inspections and certain conditions met in order to keep one. That's one reason our sanctuaries are so full. I'm not necessarily opposed to keeping primates in captivity (I have 2 myself), but I do think there should be requirements met to ensure they are housed correctly and taken care of appropriately. Although I must admit, the process by which they are bred and sold in the United States breaks my heart. Petey was a rescue, but when I lost my other monkey I knew I had to get him another one as soon as possible. It's so important for their well being to have at least one other monkey of the same species. And since Petey had already been around another monkey for quite some time, I felt it was even more important for him to not be a single monkey for very long. It can take months or years to find another Vervet species that needs rescued. And I felt Petey couldn't wait that long. So, I went against my own heart and got one from a private zoo facility (under a little better conditions that getting one from a regular breeder and he was a little older than they are when sold by a breeder). And after I picked him up, I cried all the way back to the hotel because I knew he was taken from his mother. It was really hard on me, but I knew he was going to a great home and would be well taken care of...and would enjoy having Petey as a brother. They get along really well and the new one just adores Petey! I so much wanted to tell them, just give me the momma too! But, I knew that wouldn't happen. If I had the funding, I would open an actual sanctuary for unwanted, neglected, and abused monkeys. I want to thank you and your husband for your dedication to helping animals...and to being a part of saving Orangutans. They are such beautiful and majestic animals!
Seriously what’s all the noise when filming, sounds like every time you move you are opening an plastic container ????
Hi Kyjo90. Sorry about the crinkling sounds. I'm not a professional video maker and just do these videos as a hobby to share the experiences of my monkeys. I don't have professional video making equipment, I just use my phone to make videos.
Petey would love my dog .. Full of fleas..
Hi Ryan. Yeah, Petey would have a hayday with that! LOL
@@KiarasKorner haha
Если б ты молча снимала...
Wait that not a bug it's a nut
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The dog is agitated
Eu na metade do video agora que vi que o dog nao tem uma patinha 🧐🥺
Hi wisley. Yes, he is missing one of his front legs. He was born with a non-functional deformed leg and the vet recommended amputating it for his safety.
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More abused monkeys.
Monkey Bear, there is absolutely No abuse going on here. Go troll the channels where monkeys are actually being abused and then your comment would be justified. Petey is a rescue and has a pretty good life for a life in captivity.
@@KiarasKorner “troll” the usual workd used when nothing else to say. Where are the other monkeys? These are social animals that need company of the same kind. This’s a High level of abuse. Give the animal to a real sanctuary instead of using it to make money you cruel cruel person.
@@monkeybear7449 You may want to get your facts straight before you speak. I had another monkey and she died 2 months ago. I've been looking for another rescue, but it sometimes takes a while to find one that is the same species. Also, I don't monetize this channel....hence why there are no commercials...oh, but I guess you didn't actually "watch" the video, you just decided to comment anyway. I make no money off my monkeys...but, I do spend thousands upon thousands of dollars to try to give them the best life possible.
@@KiarasKorner you are not going it any sort of life but misery. And you know it. Give the animal to a sanctuary where it’ll be with many others. You’re cruel and evil. And you do not know if it will get on with another rescue. They could hate each other. Go educate yourself and nasty “woman”
What's wrong with you ?
Rarely have i seen such a large and very well thought-out enclosure for primates. He has every possible freedom of movement in this place. Moreover, he is not stuffed into stupid doll clothes and does not vegetate in a small, dirty cage. He also has social contacts, even if they are with other species.
You obviously lack social skills due to your sensless insults. You should work on that.
By the way you should know that human feeding of wild animals is absolutely wrong. In Thailand you already have enough problems with primates in cities because you make a tourist attraction out of it. This is animal abuse. Your commitment would be of better use there.
petey likes red rockets lol
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At 11:28, was that him sneezing in Frankie’s face? Lol so cute if it was
Hi Alli. Yep, that was him sneezing. LOL
прикольно копошится в шерсти у собаки
so cute
sad and diskusting, monkey is not cute