No one has mentioned this so I will. I have a very sneaking suspicion that whoever tossed the box of snail bait over into that family's back yard might have been one of the neighbors or someone with a serious grudge against them and wanted to hurt them through their dog. I hate people like that and I hope the person responsible is forced to walk through a never ending field of legos without any footwear for the rest of their POS lives.
@@aq5426its a path of legos that only have the sharpest points mixed in with hot coals as well as a sweltering heat beating down on them from Africa’s hottest days
Seriously that’s all ya got ? Too much of a lady to speak my mind in regards to the lengthy, painful, torture that sick piece of work is in for. Trust n believe we can’t even imagine what TEN FOLD of that heinous action on one of God’s Precious Creations will be.
I love how he prepares them for the worst, so that when it is a good outcome, they are so much more appreciative. and If the worst does happen, at least they knew the risks
It's nice to see Dr. Chris successfully treat sick and injured house pets, but what I love best are his adventures at the Reptile Park. Wildlife is more interesting and pushes him to use all his skills and imagination.
Basically Chris is very imaginative. That's an amazing gift which has helped kittens, puppies, and farm animals a piglet and a lamb. With the wildlife it's good, too. I like that Chris keeps it open, all challenges will be reviewed.
The fact that snail poison is still legal in Australia is crazy. It effects the entire ecosystem, not just the snails. If a lizard wanders over and eats those snails, it would die. And if a bird then eats that lizard, it would die. Too many animals are at risk
When are people going to stop blaming dogs based off breed rather than blaming irresponsible and ignorant humans that do zero research on what it takes to care for a powerful animal?
for sure. some dogs don't work well with other dogs, some are more loyal to their owners. they aren't bad, they have different jobs for different breeds. the only bad ones are the humans teaching and enforcing aggressive behaviors, or lack of any teaching. you shouldn't adopt an animal willy nilly without doing your research; learn up on breed specifics and what to be aware of (bite force, tendencies, etc.) if knowingly adopting one.
The hotdog shaped dogs there originally a cross this is why they have so many spine problems and rib problems their bodies haven’t adapted to the shape of themselves which is very most of them have short lifespans
I have a pit/mastiff mix and he is the most docile non aggressive dog ever. Except if an intruder broke in then I’m sure he’d attack the guy. I’ve never met an aggressive pit in my life. Oh and my dog I adopted at 5 yrs old, he was neglected and physically beaten by his owner, despite that he’s still the nicest dog ever and great with all adults, kids and dogs. However he does like to chase cats but that’s it.
I have a friend that started working at a local veterinary office while we were in high school. She started as someone to walk the dogs, scoop litter, clean cages but she had horses her whole life as well as pets & seeing gow well she was with the animals they started training her as a vet tech. She assisted with doggy C sections pretty regularly & during a very intense emergency surgery one of the puppies just wouldn't take a breath no matter how much they stimulated, tried forcing fluid out or breaths they gave so they had to set it aside to work on Mom & the other puppies. During all the madness the pup got knocked onto the floor & a few moments later when my friend bent down to pick it up she heard little grunts coming from the towel & was thrilled to see the puppy was alive. At first she was horrified thinking they'd dropped a live puppy but the vet said it was likely the impact of the fall that revived the pup, it's rare but it does happen apparently.
As cute as pugs are, I wish they’d put laws in effect to prevent the breeding of purebreds. Honestly, why not breed them with other small dog breeds with a longer snout and pelvis? Still have them be “pugs” but make them functional without breathing and birth issues.
There's a sort-of effort to give pugs their snouts back, they're called retro pugs and don't have the same breathing issues or shallow eye sockets like common pugs. Not too sure about the pelvic issues, but breeding more ethical pugs is a thing!
I feel so bad for the German Shepherd that was fighting for his life in one of the episodes that was in this season of Bondi Vet. It’s just so sad when things like that happen to pets just as much as people. Same with the golden retriever cases too. Mosquitoes and ticks are the worst insects known to man and dogs alike.
Assuming you are in school now, talk with the vet school closest to you and determine what they look for in science education. Pay close attention to English, both reading and composition. And develop excellent study skills…because you’re entering a rigorous science curriculum.
i’ve never met an aggressive pit bull, some people try to raise them to be aggressive but if they’re raised responsibly (like every dog should be) i truly believe they have some of the best temperaments out there, they’re loyal, intelligent, loving, friendly, and despite what people think, great family dogs
Taking breed into account isn't ridiculous BUT judging purely on breed (particularly one with LOADS of unfair stereotypes and myths surrounding them) instead of temperment is an A+ way to end up with dogs in homes that aren't suitable for them, I've met plenty of pits that made wonderful family pets, but there's plenty of 'family' dogs out there that shouldn't be within 100 yards of a kid, and it breaks my heart that there's puppies out there being condemned based on myths instead of being appropriately supported to have a good start in life.More importantly, as tempting as it is to have a kid + puppy 'grow up together', don't do that. You can start with the sweetiest puppy and still end up with a "bad dog" that will need life long support just to function safely, and you can end up having to choose between the dog you took responsibility for and your child's safety, get an adult with an established temper than can be matched appropriately to your needs. Puppies are cute but they don't stay puppies.
The only threat they pose is knocking people over because they’re so excited for love. They were bred to be family dogs, they can act as a guard dog because of their build but have an amazing temperament. But that is also really dependent on breeding and training, some people breed or train for aggression, but a well trained pit is basically a stuffed animal
God bless you guys for going to Fiji and helping. It's folks like you who have a special place in my heart. Thank you for all the hard work that you do!
It's not as simple as just removing the leg. Large breeds have a lot of weight on their limbs. Removing a leg puts alot of awkward pressure on their backs and remaining limbs.
If you had listened carefully, it was discussed. One of her front legs is not being used because of an earlier situation involving a car. If the rear leg was not fixable, she would only have 2 legs, 1 front and 1 back.
It's very bizarre. This happened in season 1 episodes too. For example, they strenuously avoided double amputating a cat because she supposedly wouldn't have quality of life. It's like they've never heard of mobility devices, or even cats getting around on just two front legs. I don't get it.
thank you Bondi Vet for these full season's ....I love your channel and used to just pick the option of live and it would keep streaming ...this is better than returning to pick the next playlist!!
The owner of Toska is incredibly irresponsible for not getting her dog fixed, and also rubs me the wrong way with how she was gonna put the blame on her boyfriend for their dogs getting into a fight when that's her responsibility as well to help the dogs work through their issues.
Agreed, plus it sounds like Toska is the aggressor in the first place. People don't take it seriously when a smaller dog is growling and snarling at other dogs but it very easily could lead to them getting in a fight!
@@abigailsmith6000 fr i havent even finished that part of the episode, i feel this so much. if a dog is growling aggressively at anything, it should cause some concerns even if it's a minor thing, you wouldn't know when that minor thing becomes something major like this situation
Enjoy this show so much! I may have seen some of these before...a good thing about getting older is that I can re-watch shows and re-read books and enjoy them all over again!
$200K hip implant + the cost of the procedure. These must be very rich people to afford this. We have spent so very much money on our own dog baby who is now elderly and has a major health issue. Taking her tomorrow to the vet, and I am not looking forward to it. She gets so anxious that I fear she will have a heart attack just entering the office. But she has to get help for this constantly bleeding growth under the base of her tail. She is suffering, but my husband will not even consider or talk about ending her suffering. It is breaking our hearts. And we will have to sell our car to afford treatment for her. I can't even get my teeth fixed because of our finances. My dog and my husband take precedence over my own health. And that is OK. I've already given up my beloved family cabin portion to keep our home. It's almost gone just to the Dr.'s and dentist for the two of us. I need two more teeth worked on and they will just have to rot out until I can afford to get them pulled. This dentist refuses to pull the teeth...so will have to find the cheapest one to do it for me. It is hard getting old.
I’m so glad I can just watch these on TH-cam, I used to watch it when I was younger and it’s what’s inspired me to start training to be vet and just listening and watching these whilst doing my coursework has been so invigorating 😊😊😊😊
What an amazing job these guys do... I love them all but Dr Chirs.... just wow! I love how much he really cares for all the animals ❤️ no matter what animal he really does do all he can to save them all.... Dr Chris u are simply the best... if I ever get the chance to come to oz I really want to come and meet u 😂❤ I love watching bondi vet thank u to u all who do such an amazing job with all the animals ... much love and respect to u all ❤
My umbrella cockatoo got one of those bells stuck on the end of her tongue. I was giving comfort to the vet who thought Kahlua could lose the tip of her tongue. The vet clamped pliers on the bell, then Kahlua clamped down on the pliers. I told her to let the vet do what she needed to do, she opened her beak and the bell came off. No issues with her tongue at all, and the vet was grateful that I had a large parrot that was so easy to work with...
Danny's owners need to Take more responsibility of their golden retriever by checking the dog over spraying the dog with tick and flea treatments. Spraying the yard, getting tick collar or whatever it takes to stop the dog getting another tick. Third time might not be so lucky. No signs just do the right thing.
i thought this too. Here in the states, we have prevention meds for Ticks & Fleas (also mosquitoes). Ticks here only carry Lyme disease, and I've never heard of paralysis ticks.
Its not so ok, going on banning pitbulls in general of being a dangerous race - I thought we got over that😢. It depends on the HUMAN making a mad person out of any dog. Poor little snowy is NOT GUILTY and educated well he won‘t harm😮
There to many idiots out there with them and not training than you have backyard breeders bringing puppies that probably have mental issues or poor health which makes it even worse for the breed
@@sugercookie14 Definitely, I wonder if there's actually genetic evidence that all pitbulls are more violent, or if it's just because it's more apparent when an owner is neglectful, or someone actively getting pitbulls because they have the reputation for violence and training them to be extra violent. Correlation rather than causation
I own a pit bull. I think what needs to be respected is that bully breeds are incredibly strong, we’ve bred them to be strong. so if they aren’t raised correctly, if that strength isn’t respected, they can hurt people and other animals if they feel insecure or challenged. Any dog can bite in certain situations, but a chihuahua (who fail temperament tests more that pities, btw) for example, aren’t gonna do the same damage that a pit bull will.
@@ChristineSpeller01 I think season 2 was filmed at least 10 years ago. In Season 1, I saw that the computer showing a lab result that was taken on April 2008.
To anybody from the United States living in Florida feline leukemia and feline AIDS is everywhere so please make sure you vaccinate your cats and check cats and quarantine them before you introduce them in your household
So much this! I highly recommend a FLV test for any cat you're bringing into your home regardless of where you live. It can be so devastating to lose even one animal, but for something so contagious that it can easily wipe out half your family? Please TEST before you bring an animal into your home!
Pugs are dogs with difficult puppies birth, please never let Bella get pregnant again. Brachycephalic dog breeds already have troubles to breathe, why breed them?
The only brachy breeds I can think of off the top of my head that can be bred ethically are certain lines of pugs and frenchies… however, it is unlikely, only really found in rare new lines that are specifically being bred to improve the health of the breed (essentially undoing what irresponsible breeders have been doing to them for centuries making breathing hard and natural birthing impossible). Seeing these new lines is really emotional because you can tell how much happier they are than the others of their same breed. They’re known as ‘retro’ lines.
As a dog groomer, I have a lot of shih tzu dogs come in and some of them are so snotty and their legs are just bowed in. But I see more and more ones with longer snouts and straight legs and it makes me happy cause they can breath and my job much easier cause it's easier to wash their faces.
"i don't beleive all pitties are bad but do a dna test to make sure she doesn't have any pittie in her cause i won't adopt her if she does" genuinely one of the modt infuriating segments of this season
Those DNA tests aren’t even accurate. There is no pit bull DNA set, it is a set of PHYSICAL characteristics (nose, facial structure) etc that results in many dogs completely genetically unrelated from pit bulls being put down anyway just because they meet some of the physical criteria eg larger staffies.
Also weird to have the dog around her kid before finding out if it's a "vicious breed" if that was her concern. Plus she needs to realize just cause it isn't a pitbull doesn't mean it will just be great with kids. Dogs have personalities independent to them. She made me really mad in so many ways honestly.
Okay umm, I've been attacked & bitten by lots of small, "safe," dogs; I've been around several, Pitties, who have been nothing but sweet & super kissy/licky. If you don't socialize your animals around frantic children/other animals, you're going to have that dog not behave well & possibly bite. Any dog, can be a, "bad dog," if they're treated poorly or not trained well.
Smaller dogs get away with nasty temperaments because “hahah funny” since their potential for harm is low. So they are enabled by their owners. :/ I hate to see it happen to my dog, but dad and mom keep encouraging our medium-small dog to be a “guard dog” when he gets really angry at people walking past out house. 🙄 There’s a difference between being a guard dog trained to protect your territory and encouraging them to hate any and all strangers :X
The pug dog at 08:46 was so pretty though! Not the inwards bred face, but a more natural shape to it. That is great and so much more ethical! Gotta love to see dog breeds bred more correctly 🥰
Pitbulls are lovely, goofy, loyal, affectionate dogs. Their temperment has everything to do with their upbringing, not their breeding. Stop blaming the breed and start putting the blame where it belongs, with the owners! All dogs need to be properly trained and socialized! Any dog that is not properly socialized or trained can be fearful, or even attack other dogs or people! Taking your dog to obedience training not only gives you more piece of mind and an easier dog to handle, but it also gives the dog confidence. Which helps in keeping them calm and secure in almost any kind of situation.
I absolutely love this show since vets hardly ever get the recognition they deserve. As someone who works in the field I absolutely love this. My only gripe is I hate how these shows over dramatize things by playing over sound clips of the animals instead of just going with the sounds they make in the moment and leaving it at that. Stop replaying sounds to make people uncomfortable or add more where there doesn't need to be more.
One thing you notice is that the smaller dogs aren't running to their owners, shaking with joy to see them, but almost all the bigger dogs, mainly the German sheperds and golden retrievers, do shake with joy
It’s not possible for all cats that’s why an organization near me has a barn cat program that specifically adopts out to farms/large properties for difficult cases and cats that haven’t done well in homes/enclosed spaces
I do believe that having a few things like blanket bed that the dog loves would help them a little. Not to the exstream the girls have done. These vets are so wonderful!!🤩🥰
Whatever diagnose those two girls have, they are obviously not fit to own animals since they don’t understand how to take care of them. That dog is not a human child! Let it live a dog life, geez
Those were the days. The new edition of the show is good, but doesn't hold up to the original gang. Hope all these fantastic vets are doing well in beautiful Oz.
The kind lady with the Siamese kitty said the best thing that can be said about her beautiful cat. It can be applied to all animals that are pets and family members
These episodes really hit home. I had a pet pygmy goat that someone poisoned. Seeing the puppy go through what it did...I'm so glad it survived. The horse even looks like the pony I had that someone killed (they excised a portion of one of her arteries and made her run until she dropped), again, so glad it was okay. The cockatiel reminded me of Horatio, a cockatiel I had who died last fall; we had been together for over 18 years. She was quite the bird (yes, Horatio was female, but when I got the bird I was told it was male, several months later the bird laid an egg). It was good to see one of those feisty fluffbudgets being its very special self. Leroy was a bright spot and reminded me of the lambs I helped bottle feed when I was a kid (my mother kept a small flock for wool and meat). It was really great to see so many people who clearly love animals and do everything humanly possible to help them be happy and healthy.
I'm so sorry about what was done to some of your precious animals. How vile. So glad you can see these other animals in similar circumstances thrive, though❤
moose, grizzlies, cougars, wolves, prairie rattlesnakes, black widows, polar bears (which are one out of a very small group of animals that have been known to actively hunt humans), wolverines, lynx, orcas, geese, bald eagles, the list goes on and on. there isn’t a single place in the world that doesn’t have loads of dangerous animals, however dangerous doesn’t mean human killers; and don’t get me wrong, it happens, but very very few animals actually want to harm us, they truly are more scared of us than we are of them
I don't understand why she was so terrified of that dog having pitbull in it.. I have a full blooded blue nose pit & he is the best dog ever! He is so loving to his pack (us.. his family) & so protective of us. He is great with his older sister (Princess our Chihuahua) & his younger brother (a baby Rottweiler) He isn't aggressive unless someone gives him a reason to be. He would gladly give his life for ours in a heart beat. ❤
She's a coward persuaded by Facebook media, that's why. When you're a dog owner, the most dangerous breeds listed generally across the US, if not the world, include Australian shepherds/pomeranians/chihuahuas. Not pitbulls or bull dogs in general. They're more top 10 or 15. I know this because Australian shepherds are so territorial that being near their home at all pisses them off. And my mom was merciful not reporting the one that tore into her hand because my home state changed the 10-bite rule to 1 bite. That means if you bite once, you're being put down as soon as it is reported, for those who -stupidly- have no idea.
She may have wanting to explain the size and bite strength of the dog, just to put it into perspective Edit: Ok, I see that there were different pitbull mentions now. I was referring to scruffy, the puppy that was attacked. Maybe she's worried about the prey drive? She did mention having a toddler.
I keep being baffled by people who let their dogs/cats roam outside without a leash on, even when said pet already got into trouble from being loose. Do people not know they should have their pets on a leash, and can have their cats just.. stay indoors? The negligence is mindboggling.
When I was a kid we actually couldn't have our cat stay indoors, because we had a dog thst would have accidents when he couldn't get outside at night, thus the need for a doggie door...thankfully Denny was a sweet boy and rarely left the yard!
Beautiful cats. So sorry to hear about the male with feline leukemia. But glad to hear the female was negative. Thank you Dr. Lisa for such the hard work you do for all the animals that come your way. ❤ You do what you can. You're not God. There is only so much you can do. Gotta leave the rest up to God. 🙏💜🙏
If Diesel knee can't be fixed.. you could amputate at the knee just a fraction above it... and then when it's healed fit him with a prosthetic leg! You don't have to uthanize him.. he's young enough to adapt and still have a long life to live !
@@Average_DroneDiesel was the golden retriever with the dislocated kneecap. The one whose boy owner was crying. He is a pet, not livestock and I'm pretty sure his owners would have done anything to help him
@@Average_Drone Considering they have paid for not one, but two surgeries for him, I don't think that's the case. Maybe you are thinking of a different dog
Exactly! Why is it straight to euthanasia if they can't rebuild the knee? There are prosthetics and there are mobility aids, and also dogs that just adapt to having 3 legs.
Came to the comments to say this exact thing. They're being all dramatic like the dogs only chance is to fix the leg. Dogs can live perfectly happy lives with only three legs, being so young he should adapt quickly.... It actually seems like a more pain free existence than managing to piece the leg back together. Surly even if they repair it, it may still hurt his entire life.
It’s definitely a Siamese, you can tell by the unique face shape and how vocal it is /tone of vocalisation. There are about 30 different Siamese colourations, most people only know the common seal point, chocolate point etc
I mever expected for Deano to adopt that rabbit. Really wanted it to be someone like Hoppo, Box or H man. I know he'd take great care of him but i think it would be funny. Love Deano, though.
I'm listening to them talking about how Atomic Betty is dangerous and I'm thinking to myself, "she's big, yeah, but she's a retic and no one's going in there alone. If she wraps Dr. Chris, uncoil from the tail. It's scary, but it's not awful". They do have big teeth, though that's because they're just big in general. EDIT: I realize that Atomic Betty isn't a pet, so she isn't socialized. In my part of the world experienced people keep retics as pets, and most keepers train them to know that a tap with a snake hook means they're being taken out for some floor time and not being fed. Everything with a mouth can bite. My adorable little dwarf rabbit can bite. The bigger the animal, the bigger the risks. The deaths they're talking about retics being responsible for are from wild retics in the wild. They're not inherently lethal if you know what you're doing. And these people clearly do. Thank you for coming to my SnakeTalk.
I hope this video sets an example for people to stop breeding pets. There is already more than enough that are out there without owners and some that unfortunately dont make it because of it. But breeding animals not only puts the mother at risk, it also creates more pets that will eventually end up without a home.
Boneo and Juliette is super cute and I’d fully expect to hear that from Chris! He’s such a funny guy! Love him and heart for ALL animals. I’d love just one day following him to learn ANYTHING!!
My then 16yr chihuahua stopped making even slightest sound 2yrs ago. My 19yr shihtzu died of cancer. She was a rescue we only had 4yrs. Very outgoing. Chihuahua was like a grouchy old man with her,I'm still flabbergasted at how her death has affected him. He's been to vet and there's no medical issues. Oh what I would give to hear him speak
I used to work as a dog trainer assistant and we worked with dogs of all ages and breeds. The pitbulls we worked with had responsible owners who were dedicated and willing to learn how to work with their dogs temperament and personality. In our behavioural groups (dogs with behavioural problems) I never once saw a pitbull, most of them were common family dog breeds such as golden retrievers, labradors, terriers etc.
No one has mentioned this so I will. I have a very sneaking suspicion that whoever tossed the box of snail bait over into that family's back yard might have been one of the neighbors or someone with a serious grudge against them and wanted to hurt them through their dog. I hate people like that and I hope the person responsible is forced to walk through a never ending field of legos without any footwear for the rest of their POS lives.
That's too good for them.
@@aq5426its a path of legos that only have the sharpest points mixed in with hot coals as well as a sweltering heat beating down on them from Africa’s hottest days
@@hannahcooper4760hot Legos so the plastic melts into the foot after the points stick in.
Seriously that’s all ya got ? Too much of a lady to speak my mind in regards to the lengthy, painful, torture that sick piece of work is in for. Trust n believe we can’t even imagine what TEN FOLD of that heinous action on one of God’s Precious Creations will be.
I've had two pets deliberately killed by other people. Those responsible better hope I never find them.
Can I just put it out there... Andrew is so over looked! He is so sweet and talented. Love him!
I do agree with you. Plus there is a fierce intelligence behind his kind eyes.
I 100% agree! He’s a phenomenal surgeon and what a great bed side manner!
I agree a 1000%❤
I love how he prepares them for the worst, so that when it is a good outcome, they are so much more appreciative. and If the worst does happen, at least they knew the risks
I agree. He's just so smart and very awesome❤
It's nice to see Dr. Chris successfully treat sick and injured house pets, but what I love best are his adventures at the Reptile Park. Wildlife is more interesting and pushes him to use all his skills and imagination.
Basically Chris is very imaginative. That's an amazing gift which has helped kittens, puppies, and farm animals a piglet and a lamb. With the wildlife it's good, too. I like that Chris keeps it open, all challenges will be reviewed.
My favorite is the Reptile Park. Those guys have the best sense of humor about their job.
Is Leroy the Lamb nothing to you?? 😂❤
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@@charliecamelia3601What? Leroy is adorable…but he needs toy live with other animals…
At least the expectant pug didn't have a really squashed nose, a blessing for her and her puppies.
Hopefully she'll be fix if she hasn't after her puppies been born that's a major risk of killing the dog especially after the first one
Can't possibly be a pure bred.
They would have desexed her as she had a csection
If you love a dog you don't let them it breed at 17 months
@@hayleymanchios8908 It's not always in the owner's control.
Love the crossover episode with the lifeguards and the vet. Two shows I love to watch.
I was doing detective work trying to figure out what season of bondi rescue this episode of bondi vet happened in by what lifeguards were on duty.
Leroy’s bond with Dr. Chris is too wholesome
The fact that snail poison is still legal in Australia is crazy. It effects the entire ecosystem, not just the snails. If a lizard wanders over and eats those snails, it would die. And if a bird then eats that lizard, it would die. Too many animals are at risk
✨biomagnification✨
Not only in Australia.... around the world. It's horrible!
52:18 when the kid was crying made me tear up, he really cares for his dog. :(
want me a man who's as sweet and dedicated to loving his pup as Kurt. need more men like him in the world
When are people going to stop blaming dogs based off breed rather than blaming irresponsible and ignorant humans that do zero research on what it takes to care for a powerful animal?
Some breeds do have a tendency to be more aggressive than others but that can be carefully trained. I imagine that guy wanted scary dog privileges.
for sure. some dogs don't work well with other dogs, some are more loyal to their owners. they aren't bad, they have different jobs for different breeds. the only bad ones are the humans teaching and enforcing aggressive behaviors, or lack of any teaching. you shouldn't adopt an animal willy nilly without doing your research; learn up on breed specifics and what to be aware of (bite force, tendencies, etc.) if knowingly adopting one.
The hotdog shaped dogs there originally a cross this is why they have so many spine problems and rib problems their bodies haven’t adapted to the shape of themselves which is very most of them have short lifespans
I have a full pit and he wouldn’t hurt a fly he is nice with all ages and well mannered
I have a pit/mastiff mix and he is the most docile non aggressive dog ever. Except if an intruder broke in then I’m sure he’d attack the guy. I’ve never met an aggressive pit in my life. Oh and my dog I adopted at 5 yrs old, he was neglected and physically beaten by his owner, despite that he’s still the nicest dog ever and great with all adults, kids and dogs. However he does like to chase cats but that’s it.
I have a friend that started working at a local veterinary office while we were in high school. She started as someone to walk the dogs, scoop litter, clean cages but she had horses her whole life as well as pets & seeing gow well she was with the animals they started training her as a vet tech. She assisted with doggy C sections pretty regularly & during a very intense emergency surgery one of the puppies just wouldn't take a breath no matter how much they stimulated, tried forcing fluid out or breaths they gave so they had to set it aside to work on Mom & the other puppies. During all the madness the pup got knocked onto the floor & a few moments later when my friend bent down to pick it up she heard little grunts coming from the towel & was thrilled to see the puppy was alive. At first she was horrified thinking they'd dropped a live puppy but the vet said it was likely the impact of the fall that revived the pup, it's rare but it does happen apparently.
Happy birthday Chris you are a amazing vet doctor 👨⚕️ out there.
As cute as pugs are, I wish they’d put laws in effect to prevent the breeding of purebreds.
Honestly, why not breed them with other small dog breeds with a longer snout and pelvis? Still have them be “pugs” but make them functional without breathing and birth issues.
@@tripsupstairs Then the breed standard needs to be changed. If a creature can’t so much as give birth then it really shouldn’t be supported.
There's a sort-of effort to give pugs their snouts back, they're called retro pugs and don't have the same breathing issues or shallow eye sockets like common pugs. Not too sure about the pelvic issues, but breeding more ethical pugs is a thing!
@@catboysephiroth560 that’s wonderful to hear!
Chugs address that , on bòth issues
Not the governments job lol
I want a roommate like this! Smart, neat, speaks well, Loves animals, and can heal them 😂😂😂
God bless the men and women of Bondi vets
I feel so bad for the German Shepherd that was fighting for his life in one of the episodes that was in this season of Bondi Vet. It’s just so sad when things like that happen to pets just as much as people. Same with the golden retriever cases too.
Mosquitoes and ticks are the worst insects known to man and dogs alike.
Cats too.
@@yvonnegrassi9219 true that
All mammals.
I personally think mites are even worse, they attack more than just mammals.
@@cherylalikhani5957 I agree with you on that one.
Poor Body 😢
Andrew, the surgeon at SASH is wow! What a surgeon.
Please do this with all the rest of the seasons! I need more of these since some episodes i cant find!❤️❤️❤️
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I don’t just watch this show for entertainment but I watch it to help me with my future bc I would like to hopefully become a vet or a vet’s assistant
@garyallen8824 ik-😭
I'm currently studying vet nursing and I watch this all the time. Helps the education!
Assuming you are in school now, talk with the vet school closest to you and determine what they look for in science education. Pay close attention to English, both reading and composition. And develop excellent study skills…because you’re entering a rigorous science curriculum.
i’ve never met an aggressive pit bull, some people try to raise them to be aggressive but if they’re raised responsibly (like every dog should be) i truly believe they have some of the best temperaments out there, they’re loyal, intelligent, loving, friendly, and despite what people think, great family dogs
I have met some pit bull owners who are aggressive idiots!!
Taking breed into account isn't ridiculous BUT judging purely on breed (particularly one with LOADS of unfair stereotypes and myths surrounding them) instead of temperment is an A+ way to end up with dogs in homes that aren't suitable for them, I've met plenty of pits that made wonderful family pets, but there's plenty of 'family' dogs out there that shouldn't be within 100 yards of a kid, and it breaks my heart that there's puppies out there being condemned based on myths instead of being appropriately supported to have a good start in life.More importantly, as tempting as it is to have a kid + puppy 'grow up together', don't do that. You can start with the sweetiest puppy and still end up with a "bad dog" that will need life long support just to function safely, and you can end up having to choose between the dog you took responsibility for and your child's safety, get an adult with an established temper than can be matched appropriately to your needs. Puppies are cute but they don't stay puppies.
I’ve never met an aggressive pitbull either.
I've only met a few pits. And as strong as they are, I've never felt threatened by any of them. Been bowled over for cuddles once.
The only threat they pose is knocking people over because they’re so excited for love. They were bred to be family dogs, they can act as a guard dog because of their build but have an amazing temperament. But that is also really dependent on breeding and training, some people breed or train for aggression, but a well trained pit is basically a stuffed animal
I just love watching Chris and the Sash Team access all of the situations with the different breads of animals!! Just fabulous!! ❤
God bless you guys for going to Fiji and helping. It's folks like you who have a special place in my heart. Thank you for all the hard work that you do!
Diesel the doggy could have had a wonderful, pain-free life on three legs. Yet that was never even talked about. It's a valid option.
It's not as simple as just removing the leg. Large breeds have a lot of weight on their limbs. Removing a leg puts alot of awkward pressure on their backs and remaining limbs.
If you had listened carefully, it was discussed. One of her front legs is not being used because of an earlier situation involving a car. If the rear leg was not fixable, she would only have 2 legs, 1 front and 1 back.
It's very bizarre. This happened in season 1 episodes too. For example, they strenuously avoided double amputating a cat because she supposedly wouldn't have quality of life. It's like they've never heard of mobility devices, or even cats getting around on just two front legs. I don't get it.
They did discuss it. You didn’t listen.
They did discuss it. You didn’t listen.
thank you Bondi Vet for these full season's ....I love your channel and used to just pick the option of live and it would keep streaming ...this is better than returning to pick the next playlist!!
The owner of Toska is incredibly irresponsible for not getting her dog fixed, and also rubs me the wrong way with how she was gonna put the blame on her boyfriend for their dogs getting into a fight when that's her responsibility as well to help the dogs work through their issues.
Agreed, plus it sounds like Toska is the aggressor in the first place. People don't take it seriously when a smaller dog is growling and snarling at other dogs but it very easily could lead to them getting in a fight!
@@abigailsmith6000 fr i havent even finished that part of the episode, i feel this so much. if a dog is growling aggressively at anything, it should cause some concerns even if it's a minor thing, you wouldn't know when that minor thing becomes something major like this situation
Fantastic vet series and dedicated vets who help pets to get better and dedicated owners who have pets.
Enjoy this show so much! I may have seen some of these before...a good thing about getting older is that I can re-watch shows and re-read books and enjoy them all over again!
$200K hip implant + the cost of the procedure. These must be very rich people to afford this. We have spent so very much money on our own dog baby who is now elderly and has a major health issue. Taking her tomorrow to the vet, and I am not looking forward to it. She gets so anxious that I fear she will have a heart attack just entering the office. But she has to get help for this constantly bleeding growth under the base of her tail. She is suffering, but my husband will not even consider or talk about ending her suffering. It is breaking our hearts. And we will have to sell our car to afford treatment for her. I can't even get my teeth fixed because of our finances. My dog and my husband take precedence over my own health. And that is OK. I've already given up my beloved family cabin portion to keep our home. It's almost gone just to the Dr.'s and dentist for the two of us. I need two more teeth worked on and they will just have to rot out until I can afford to get them pulled. This dentist refuses to pull the teeth...so will have to find the cheapest one to do it for me. It is hard getting old.
I’m so glad I can just watch these on TH-cam, I used to watch it when I was younger and it’s what’s inspired me to start training to be vet and just listening and watching these whilst doing my coursework has been so invigorating 😊😊😊😊
All Bondi vets are so wonderful. Ya gotta love the work they do. Getting up 2xs. In the middle of the night Dr. Chris. That's love and dedication.
What an amazing job these guys do... I love them all but Dr Chirs.... just wow! I love how much he really cares for all the animals ❤️ no matter what animal he really does do all he can to save them all.... Dr Chris u are simply the best... if I ever get the chance to come to oz I really want to come and meet u 😂❤ I love watching bondi vet thank u to u all who do such an amazing job with all the animals ... much love and respect to u all ❤
I just so much love the guy from the Reptile park....he is so loving to his animals, and understand them. How he could see the crock is with pain???
Dr Chris has such a great sense of humour, I love that ! And Dr Andrew, is such a brilliant doctor and also a sweetheart!
My umbrella cockatoo got one of those bells stuck on the end of her tongue. I was giving comfort to the vet who thought Kahlua could lose the tip of her tongue. The vet clamped pliers on the bell, then Kahlua clamped down on the pliers. I told her to let the vet do what she needed to do, she opened her beak and the bell came off. No issues with her tongue at all, and the vet was grateful that I had a large parrot that was so easy to work with...
Yay, the pups and their mom are doing well!
Danny's owners need to Take more responsibility of their golden retriever by checking the dog over spraying the dog with tick and flea treatments. Spraying the yard, getting tick collar or whatever it takes to stop the dog getting another tick. Third time might not be so lucky. No signs just do the right thing.
i thought this too. Here in the states, we have prevention meds for Ticks & Fleas (also mosquitoes). Ticks here only carry Lyme disease, and I've never heard of paralysis ticks.
Pam was amazing holding the snake bag for him!! Adorable!
That little lamb actually looked so happy being carried 😍
Its not so ok, going on banning pitbulls in general of being a dangerous race - I thought we got over that😢. It depends on the HUMAN making a mad person out of any dog. Poor little snowy is NOT GUILTY and educated well he won‘t harm😮
There to many idiots out there with them and not training than you have backyard breeders bringing puppies that probably have mental issues or poor health which makes it even worse for the breed
As they say, there is no such thing as a bad dog, only a bad owner.
They are banned in the UK.
@@sugercookie14 Definitely, I wonder if there's actually genetic evidence that all pitbulls are more violent, or if it's just because it's more apparent when an owner is neglectful, or someone actively getting pitbulls because they have the reputation for violence and training them to be extra violent. Correlation rather than causation
I own a pit bull. I think what needs to be respected is that bully breeds are incredibly strong, we’ve bred them to be strong. so if they aren’t raised correctly, if that strength isn’t respected, they can hurt people and other animals if they feel insecure or challenged. Any dog can bite in certain situations, but a chihuahua (who fail temperament tests more that pities, btw) for example, aren’t gonna do the same damage that a pit bull will.
I am just sad Dr. Chris left. I know we all have to move on, but I enjoyed his humor.
He left? Oh no!
@@ChristineSpeller01 I think season 2 was filmed at least 10 years ago. In Season 1, I saw that the computer showing a lab result that was taken on April 2008.
I won’t watch Bondi Vet without Chris. He’s the best part of the show next to Lisa and Andrew and Neil! Love them
all.
Nooooo 😢
@@tattycakes2k2 hes in episodes i just watched from season 5 don’t worry!
To anybody from the United States living in Florida feline leukemia and feline AIDS is everywhere so please make sure you vaccinate your cats and check cats and quarantine them before you introduce them in your household
So much this! I highly recommend a FLV test for any cat you're bringing into your home regardless of where you live. It can be so devastating to lose even one animal, but for something so contagious that it can easily wipe out half your family? Please TEST before you bring an animal into your home!
Pugs are dogs with difficult puppies birth, please never let Bella get pregnant again.
Brachycephalic dog breeds already have troubles to breathe, why breed them?
Simple- people want money. That’s all they care about, not the animals wellbeing.
The only brachy breeds I can think of off the top of my head that can be bred ethically are certain lines of pugs and frenchies… however, it is unlikely, only really found in rare new lines that are specifically being bred to improve the health of the breed (essentially undoing what irresponsible breeders have been doing to them for centuries making breathing hard and natural birthing impossible). Seeing these new lines is really emotional because you can tell how much happier they are than the others of their same breed. They’re known as ‘retro’ lines.
As a dog groomer, I have a lot of shih tzu dogs come in and some of them are so snotty and their legs are just bowed in. But I see more and more ones with longer snouts and straight legs and it makes me happy cause they can breath and my job much easier cause it's easier to wash their faces.
"i don't beleive all pitties are bad but do a dna test to make sure she doesn't have any pittie in her cause i won't adopt her if she does" genuinely one of the modt infuriating segments of this season
For real! I honestly worry about the pup she has. The second that dog acts slightly out of line it'll get out on the curb. So unfair
Yeah and hello a Staffy is a pit bull or one of the breeds that fall under the pit bull umbrella.
Those DNA tests aren’t even accurate. There is no pit bull DNA set, it is a set of PHYSICAL characteristics (nose, facial structure) etc that results in many dogs completely genetically unrelated from pit bulls being put down anyway just because they meet some of the physical criteria eg larger staffies.
Also weird to have the dog around her kid before finding out if it's a "vicious breed" if that was her concern. Plus she needs to realize just cause it isn't a pitbull doesn't mean it will just be great with kids. Dogs have personalities independent to them. She made me really mad in so many ways honestly.
He gave a good fight I’m in tears 😭 RIP Brohdi
It’s so sad to me because it seemed like he was beating it, despite the fact that the cause was still a mystery. 😢
I know😭
He was so beautiful.
I didn't expect a pelican to be in a car, I mean imagine being a car next to Chris and seeing a pelican
And Chris was so nonchalant about having lice crawling on him. Made my skin crawl just thinking about it. 😱😬😵
@@mskayla7747 I know, I would go in the shower or something
Pelicans creep me out I would look away.
A bird that can swallow other birds whole……alive……nope. I’m good 😳
Only surprise is Dr Chris didn't have the Pelican driving 😁
Okay umm, I've been attacked & bitten by lots of small, "safe," dogs; I've been around several, Pitties, who have been nothing but sweet & super kissy/licky. If you don't socialize your animals around frantic children/other animals, you're going to have that dog not behave well & possibly bite. Any dog, can be a, "bad dog," if they're treated poorly or not trained well.
Smaller dogs get away with nasty temperaments because “hahah funny” since their potential for harm is low. So they are enabled by their owners. :/
I hate to see it happen to my dog, but dad and mom keep encouraging our medium-small dog to be a “guard dog” when he gets really angry at people walking past out house. 🙄 There’s a difference between being a guard dog trained to protect your territory and encouraging them to hate any and all strangers :X
When you said lice, i started itching and scratching 😂
The pug dog at 08:46 was so pretty though! Not the inwards bred face, but a more natural shape to it. That is great and so much more ethical! Gotta love to see dog breeds bred more correctly 🥰
I am sorry to hear that Dr. Chris is no longer on the show. He has so much empathy.
Pitbulls are lovely, goofy, loyal, affectionate dogs. Their temperment has everything to do with their upbringing, not their breeding. Stop blaming the breed and start putting the blame where it belongs, with the owners! All dogs need to be properly trained and socialized! Any dog that is not properly socialized or trained can be fearful, or even attack other dogs or people! Taking your dog to obedience training not only gives you more piece of mind and an easier dog to handle, but it also gives the dog confidence. Which helps in keeping them calm and secure in almost any kind of situation.
I absolutely love this show since vets hardly ever get the recognition they deserve. As someone who works in the field I absolutely love this.
My only gripe is I hate how these shows over dramatize things by playing over sound clips of the animals instead of just going with the sounds they make in the moment and leaving it at that. Stop replaying sounds to make people uncomfortable or add more where there doesn't need to be more.
it’s a show, every show does that, realistic or not
DEANO!! Love him. So glad he adopted the bunny.
One thing you notice is that the smaller dogs aren't running to their owners, shaking with joy to see them, but almost all the bigger dogs, mainly the German sheperds and golden retrievers, do shake with joy
Love Dr. Chris! I love his personality & accent. All the vets are awesome!
Oh the precious little girl watching over the pelican with concern and awe.
I don’t want to sound negative but ALL cat owners really should keep their cats inside. It’s the best place for them as pets.
It’s not possible for all cats that’s why an organization near me has a barn cat program that specifically adopts out to farms/large properties for difficult cases and cats that haven’t done well in homes/enclosed spaces
AMEN!
As a daughter of a vet I agree barn tend to be away from public roads so they are great pest control
I do believe that having a few things like blanket bed that the dog loves would help them a little. Not to the exstream the girls have done. These vets are so wonderful!!🤩🥰
Whatever diagnose those two girls have, they are obviously not fit to own animals since they don’t understand how to take care of them. That dog is not a human child! Let it live a dog life, geez
Those were the days. The new edition of the show is good, but doesn't hold up to the original gang.
Hope all these fantastic vets are doing well in beautiful Oz.
The kind lady with the Siamese kitty said the best thing that can be said about her beautiful cat. It can be applied to all animals that are pets and family members
Meg the Koala just broke my heart. I've seen a clip of her baby problems before and when she cries in pain it hurts muh heart! ❤❤
That beautiful staffy boy is just the sweetest baby in the world
THE DUCKLINGSSS😫🙌🏽😭
Ok Im gonna say it but Dr Chris with Bindi's puppies Just melts my heart.
These episodes really hit home. I had a pet pygmy goat that someone poisoned. Seeing the puppy go through what it did...I'm so glad it survived. The horse even looks like the pony I had that someone killed (they excised a portion of one of her arteries and made her run until she dropped), again, so glad it was okay. The cockatiel reminded me of Horatio, a cockatiel I had who died last fall; we had been together for over 18 years. She was quite the bird (yes, Horatio was female, but when I got the bird I was told it was male, several months later the bird laid an egg). It was good to see one of those feisty fluffbudgets being its very special self. Leroy was a bright spot and reminded me of the lambs I helped bottle feed when I was a kid (my mother kept a small flock for wool and meat).
It was really great to see so many people who clearly love animals and do everything humanly possible to help them be happy and healthy.
I'm so sorry about what was done to some of your precious animals. How vile. So glad you can see these other animals in similar circumstances thrive, though❤
thank you dr. brown
Lucky meows like a human imitating a cat... i love him
Happy birthday Chris
I really enjoyed these episodes! I'd love to visit Australia, but I'm glad I live in a place with very very few dangerous animals!🇨🇦
Ah me to but I'm in America 😂
Yep that makes 2 of us 🥹
moose, grizzlies, cougars, wolves, prairie rattlesnakes, black widows, polar bears (which are one out of a very small group of animals that have been known to actively hunt humans), wolverines, lynx, orcas, geese, bald eagles, the list goes on and on. there isn’t a single place in the world that doesn’t have loads of dangerous animals, however dangerous doesn’t mean human killers; and don’t get me wrong, it happens, but very very few animals actually want to harm us, they truly are more scared of us than we are of them
go to western australia :) i travelled to WA for 4 weeks and didn’t see a single snake.
I'm Australian, totally understand. The place is heaving with monstrous creatures 😂😂😂
I don't understand why she was so terrified of that dog having pitbull in it.. I have a full blooded blue nose pit & he is the best dog ever! He is so loving to his pack (us.. his family) & so protective of us. He is great with his older sister (Princess our Chihuahua) & his younger brother (a baby Rottweiler) He isn't aggressive unless someone gives him a reason to be. He would gladly give his life for ours in a heart beat. ❤
She's a coward persuaded by Facebook media, that's why.
When you're a dog owner, the most dangerous breeds listed generally across the US, if not the world, include Australian shepherds/pomeranians/chihuahuas. Not pitbulls or bull dogs in general. They're more top 10 or 15.
I know this because Australian shepherds are so territorial that being near their home at all pisses them off. And my mom was merciful not reporting the one that tore into her hand because my home state changed the 10-bite rule to 1 bite. That means if you bite once, you're being put down as soon as it is reported, for those who -stupidly- have no idea.
She may have wanting to explain the size and bite strength of the dog, just to put it into perspective
Edit:
Ok, I see that there were different pitbull mentions now. I was referring to scruffy, the puppy that was attacked. Maybe she's worried about the prey drive? She did mention having a toddler.
Omg I just realized that 1:03:40 is like a combo of my two fav shows! I couldn’t be happier
Edit: bondi rescue is the other show
Dr. Chris, you are so funny. Even at 6:30 am. Bonio and Juliette. 😂😂
love the series
The bondi life guard crossover we all wanted
I keep being baffled by people who let their dogs/cats roam outside without a leash on, even when said pet already got into trouble from being loose. Do people not know they should have their pets on a leash, and can have their cats just.. stay indoors? The negligence is mindboggling.
When I was a kid we actually couldn't have our cat stay indoors, because we had a dog thst would have accidents when he couldn't get outside at night, thus the need for a doggie door...thankfully Denny was a sweet boy and rarely left the yard!
Beautiful cats. So sorry to hear about the male with feline leukemia. But glad to hear the female was negative. Thank you Dr. Lisa for such the hard work you do for all the animals that come your way. ❤ You do what you can. You're not God. There is only so much you can do. Gotta leave the rest up to God. 🙏💜🙏
If Diesel knee can't be fixed.. you could amputate at the knee just a fraction above it... and then when it's healed fit him with a prosthetic leg! You don't have to uthanize him.. he's young enough to adapt and still have a long life to live !
He’s considered livestock rather than a pet, so owners wouldn’t shell out that much money for him most likely, sadly
@@Average_DroneDiesel was the golden retriever with the dislocated kneecap. The one whose boy owner was crying. He is a pet, not livestock and I'm pretty sure his owners would have done anything to help him
@@Average_Drone Considering they have paid for not one, but two surgeries for him, I don't think that's the case. Maybe you are thinking of a different dog
Exactly! Why is it straight to euthanasia if they can't rebuild the knee? There are prosthetics and there are mobility aids, and also dogs that just adapt to having 3 legs.
Came to the comments to say this exact thing. They're being all dramatic like the dogs only chance is to fix the leg. Dogs can live perfectly happy lives with only three legs, being so young he should adapt quickly.... It actually seems like a more pain free existence than managing to piece the leg back together. Surly even if they repair it, it may still hurt his entire life.
1:12:00 pretty certain that's not a Siamese cat... Siamese cats have very distinctive black/dark brown feet, ears & tail.
It’s definitely a Siamese, you can tell by the unique face shape and how vocal it is /tone of vocalisation. There are about 30 different Siamese colourations, most people only know the common seal point, chocolate point etc
Siamese have about 30 different variations in colours in colour
I mever expected for Deano to adopt that rabbit. Really wanted it to be someone like Hoppo, Box or H man. I know he'd take great care of him but i think it would be funny. Love Deano, though.
I'm listening to them talking about how Atomic Betty is dangerous and I'm thinking to myself, "she's big, yeah, but she's a retic and no one's going in there alone. If she wraps Dr. Chris, uncoil from the tail. It's scary, but it's not awful".
They do have big teeth, though that's because they're just big in general.
EDIT: I realize that Atomic Betty isn't a pet, so she isn't socialized. In my part of the world experienced people keep retics as pets, and most keepers train them to know that a tap with a snake hook means they're being taken out for some floor time and not being fed.
Everything with a mouth can bite. My adorable little dwarf rabbit can bite. The bigger the animal, the bigger the risks. The deaths they're talking about retics being responsible for are from wild retics in the wild. They're not inherently lethal if you know what you're doing. And these people clearly do. Thank you for coming to my SnakeTalk.
His tombstone "Constricted by Atomic Betty" 😂😂
"He knows you ran him over" says the Vet towards the lady who ran over her dog 😂
I have so much respect for animals and vets they really do try there hardest
WoW, amazing, he got the fish hook out.
I hope this video sets an example for people to stop breeding pets. There is already more than enough that are out there without owners and some that unfortunately dont make it because of it. But breeding animals not only puts the mother at risk, it also creates more pets that will eventually end up without a home.
Sandy is a prime example of "keep your cats indoors"
Boneo and Juliette is super cute and I’d fully expect to hear that from Chris! He’s such a funny guy! Love him and heart for ALL animals. I’d love just one day following him to learn ANYTHING!!
Kiko is so cute. Poor little puppy. 😢 Glad she is under Dr. Lisa's care and her crew.
I am so sorry Bohdie.😢😢😢
“george went in the ocean. he didn’t like it”
“you live in the ocean. you like it”
Splodge is simply adorable, and smart.
Puppy yelling are the beautifull Sound in the World ❤😅
My then 16yr chihuahua stopped making even slightest sound 2yrs ago. My 19yr shihtzu died of cancer. She was a rescue we only had 4yrs. Very outgoing. Chihuahua was like a grouchy old man with her,I'm still flabbergasted at how her death has affected him. He's been to vet and there's no medical issues. Oh what I would give to hear him speak
I’ve never met a pit bull I didn’t like. They’re great dogs. There are no bad pit bulls only irresponsible owners.❤️🖤❤️
BONDI VET TO THE RESCUE 🙏
That little calf tied up with a collar broke my heart and then they stick that little dog in a hot outside kennel with a tin roof. 🥺💔
Thank you Jane for helping out!! 💕💕
I had an older dog who had the same issue as Boris. Had us frightened for a week, but he got better and finally passed rather peacefully a year later.
I used to work as a dog trainer assistant and we worked with dogs of all ages and breeds. The pitbulls we worked with had responsible owners who were dedicated and willing to learn how to work with their dogs temperament and personality. In our behavioural groups (dogs with behavioural problems) I never once saw a pitbull, most of them were common family dog breeds such as golden retrievers, labradors, terriers etc.
I think it is really amazing what they are doing and how much they care about the animals and that they dont give up on the animals.
Well, I guess I know what I'm doing with my Sunday
You are a great man, more power to you Doctor.
Older sister with two younger brothers following to visit Archie:
"I love him so much. He's just like another brother." My 💛💓💗💞