actually clever would have been to adapt to the new circumstances as a dog not living in the wild but instead being taken care of by humans and have her puppies in a place where the humans would be able to take care of her like most dogs, or to at least show them the location of the puppies later so they could be fed properly, if it was missing for 4 days then it probably hadn't gotten food during that time either, and if there were any medical issues they would have been done for, it's a good thing the humans found her.
Tells you something about the environment she is living in. The owners didn't even know she was pregnant and she didn't think the environment fit for safely delivering and nursing her offspring
@@thespanishinquisition7560 You're speaking from a human perspective, and that's alright, but don't go imposing what you believe to be the "correct way" as fact. If she was engaging in those instincts, and was able to keep her "perfectly healthy" (as the video states) pups alive, she was eating enough to not only survive, but provide. She was a clever doggo, but I guess there's always got to be smart asses like you trying to one up a stranger on the internet.
This happened when I was younger and my dog was pregnant and we thought she ran away. We walked all over the neighborhood showing pictures of her to everyone we saw. Later we found her in the backyard in a hole with her puppies. 💕 Our other dog was digging for like a week in that spot and we found out she made it for the other dog to go in to have her puppies. It's crazy how smart these animals are and how they help each other.
na he aint full wolf cuz wolves dont have blue or green eyes so if u see a wolf with those features it most likely has dog dna or a dog in its ancestory
@@heavencancelor483 I agree but I was mostly hyperbolizing cause the similarities in the muzzle and every other part of her body I could see seemed to look like one of them howlers.
@@einnaddannie7526fun fact chihuahuas are more related to wolves than any other breed, hence their attitude but due to so much inbreeding and breeding they are small as shit now. Look it up
As a carpenter I’d say that was a blessing. You have serious water damage, and need to address the problem at the door then cut back the rest of the effected sub floor.
@@pleaseenteraname8219 because when people say "right under our noses" they mean it was very obvious yet they never figured it out, however this time is technically was under their noses since it was right beneath them
@@SergeantflipsMostly ever person in the history of the world sells their dogs puppies for a few reasons. They don’t want multiple puppies to take care of. They don’t want multiple dogs after they grow up. And it’s actually bad for puppy siblings to stay with each other, they can become codependent of each other, incest, and overly protective. So to assume they sold the puppies makes way more sense. Who told you that they kept them?
same for me but my dog hid in the shed behind hay bales. she initially growled at me until she recognized me and allowed me to approach her 5 puppies. that was 50 years ago and I still miss her.
Actually, in the wild, if a she-wolf has babies in a pack, and decides to stay or leave, and is found, she will be attacked along with her pups. Dogs, being related to wolves, still think they're in a pack.
Some of the very old houses are so beautiful but they have odd spaces where homes have been added on to. I had one of the best dogs ever in the first time he disappeared He had to be rescued from a place between the walls in the basement. Never could find how he got in there. I heard him howling and crying a couple days after he was gone. The second time he disappeared I never found him. I never heard him. And I don't know if there were more places on the farm that he fell into. It's been 20 years and I still wonder when I think of it. It still breaks my heart. If you live in an old home and never have missing pets, just a thought to walk around slowly or go in the basement and listen at the walls.😢
That is so sad. It's because of that previous experience that you are thinking like that, that it might have been another instance of getting stuck in an unidentified space. But it just seems likely because of that.
On the flip side, when my parents built their house, they were the first people on the street, and so when people started building across the road our precocious little cat got himself built into a wall. And the builders were too scared of him to get him out (my mum did so he was perfectly fine in the end). Also got himself stuck in a drain pipe around the same time.
@@oliveoyl1802 #1. RUDE. WTH is is wrong with you?! That is insinsitve AF! #2. It was 20 years ago! Trackers for pets didn't exist yet! I'm in my twenties and flip phones came out while I was growing up! #3. What possessed you to leave such a reply? SMH.
This is so true my family sent me into a locked room to catch a mouse one time. I was 8 they gave me a bowl a spoon and a drawstring bag and said ‘have at ‘ye’
My grandmother (right after she was married) kept having to shoo off a stray dog with a broom, who continued to dig a hole underneath her porch. This went on for a couple of weeks. One morning she discovered the dog had been looking for a place to have her puppies. My grandmother said she felt awful after that. The dog moved on once her puppies had gotten bigger.
as a vet tech - this is EXACTLY why you must provide your dog a dark, quiet, protected space (preferably a whelping box) BEFORE they give birth, so they know they have somewhere safe to go. imagine if there had been a bad rainstorm in the week or so she was using that as her den?? none of those puppies would have survived
How about spaying the dog so this wouldn't have happened. It's not the dog's fault but we now have 3 more dogs to add to the overwhelming, suffering populations in shelters everywhere. #SpayNeuter
@@maureen669 majority of people who love dogs arent just dumping dogs on the side of the road or in shelters. Cats are 100x more invasive if you wanna make that argument.
@@maureen669 I don't know what kind of dog owner you are, but if my dog had 3 puppies I'd keep them all myself or ensure they found forever homes myself. There's no need for dogs to end up in shelters, at least not in Europe 🤷🏼♂️
My husky was just like this but no under ground. When she got pregnant she was hiding underneath my bed making her den so my mother grab her a plastic pill big enough for her and pups. We place it behind our sofa, in a corner so the sofa blocks her away making a den. Of course we place a giant blanket on top of the sofa and attach it to the wall to make a roof. All I gotta say she loves it and had her puppies in a safe place.
We fostered our first pregnant pup. We made her a whelping pen that she wouldn’t leave for the first 3 days, then day 4 we couldn’t find her and we’re super worried. She decided her babies needed more privacy and made a spot in the back of my closet. Luckily we found her when we did because they first pup was stuck and they were both in distress. They told us the stuck pup didn’t have a chance but the rest should be ok. Well the first pup not only made it but came out all while with a black heart on her ear, her momma was black. She was the only white pup. We kept her for 15 wonderful years until she passed in June. I will love our little miracle girl forever ❤
Something similar happened to my good girl Princess, she has a whole place to have pups but then decided my closet was perfect. She even kicked our other dog out of his cage. Only two survived to adults but the brother passed away of heat stroke outside that very room
@@SalamiCellar dunno how to tell you this but the ages of humans are not tied to the age of the dog?? She could have been 47 when they fostered her first? I don't understand how your mind works
Dog, not wolf. Wolves are no longer considered to be our modern day dog ancestors due to more evidence suggesting that a species similar to African Wild Dogs to be the real ancestors
@@erickchristensen746they’re still canines, they have instincts, much like how humans and chimpanzees share some of our instincts, such as our innate fear when we are being looked at in the eye.
Their wolf instincts still run strong. You might think youre making your dog comfortable with cushions and blankets and teddy bears, but sometimes they just want to dig a hole in the dirt and raise their babies alone
Huskies in particular are very prolific diggers lol if they can't use their impressive jumping height to jump a fence, they'll typically just dig a tunnel in like 5 minutes flat somehow and be gone 😂 They're a dangerous combo of athletics and intelligence lmao
I agree, her ears look much more like wolf ears than any dog breed I've heard of. Her fur texture to. Though I would argue she has more dog than wolf just based on size. Also its the wolf in her that probably cuased her to plop her puppies down there
Tell there young boy’ well done for being very brave going under the house to save those puppies. I’m a pest controler and a grown man and it’s still sketching going under a damp spider web infested house 😂😂
@@dale2314 - I love my dog too but it is going to JAIL previous to running off to give birth. You do your thing, I do mine... and I don't have to cut the floor or clean up a mess somewhere. I am also there watching in case something goes wrong with the puppies. Its not good to have to go clean up dead puppies especially a day or two after deceased... or worse yet, mom dog tries to eat them to clean them up. Use your brain before puking a crayon eating answer.
@@clairenewberry9957 - Because that is what dogs do. They eat the afterbirth and in some cases the dead puppies. Also I would not put the cage in that hole... That is silly. The cage goes in the middle of the floor in the house or on the porch on grand display. No hiding and no privacy for her so everyone can see what she is up to. Best thing they ever invented was Dog Jails. Solves a lot of problems.
A dog gave birth under our house too... We gave her food and just let her be there. Soon the puppies grow and we also care for it until its old enough for adoption. The dog mama stayed.
@@Darkconqueror_ we are muslim family. We can't have dogs as pets. But that doesn't mean we don't love them. We love animals. That's why we just let the mama dog under our house (we tried moving her and the puppies to our old cat house which is not used but she still move back to the original spot) We actually loved the puppies.. but we know we can't keep and care for them all. Plus we find people who wanted the puppies so why not. Mama dog is not gonna care for them forever.. now that mama dog has became like a guard dog at the house. She's a good girl she doesn't chew our stuff outside. Only barks when there's people coming (which is good for keeping the unneeded salesperson and burglars away). She also don't give much attention to our cats so they're safe to play outside. She's been fed everyday and can sleep anywhere outside and likes sunbathing. We call her 'mummy'
@@Reilophonix Uh, you should feed your pets every day. Just because they CAN go that long without food, doesn't mean they SHOULD. Humans can survive up to 6 weeks without food. Shall we starve you for 6 weeks before feeding you again?
Beautiful family, and I love they included their child, this is passing on kindness, hopeful behavior, and empathy to all creatures, props to the family and the parents of this child!
Ok can we just talk about how that dog actually got down there?!? Not to be a pick me but.... tysm for these likes. Most likes I have ever gotten on a comment!
@@wheresmygrasses1549 From the looks of it yes I thought of that too but it seems either digging or there is a hatch that leads down there but a dogs and wolfs natural instinct is to dig
Our dog almost did the same thing a long time ago. She dug under the shed a nest, but we wanted her to give birth in our house porch which was heated, and basically a whole room for the dog and her pups. It was a quiet area as well for her. There were coyotes around which is why we didn't let her do it under the shed. I buried the hole/nest she made once I got her out, so she wouldn't go back there (and put a piece of wood there to block it for good measure). Once she knew we made a space for her, with old clean blankets/towels/cardboard "bed" she soon gave birth during the night afterwards in comfort. All pups survived and she was a great mom.
Lol no it isnt. Being a mother doesnt make you better. And dogs have abandoned or starved out weak puppies they do it all the time. Some species will eat their young too
One of my previous dogs actually consistently dug a deep hole in our backyard. She had quite a few pups, unfortunately some not making it. We kept one, Lucy and she's been a healthy dog growing up.
Umm, ya think your parents ought to have been smart enough to get your dog Spayed so that she didn't have litter after litter of puppies, adding to the INSANE over population of animals!? Do you know that MILLIONS of animals are basically KILLED day after day, year after year in shelters all across America, & the only reason being, that there are not enough homes! And btw, that includes puppies & kittens too!!!
Microchips and collars with tag-trackers (you can buy them for luggage security and use them for the dog if you aint rich enough for an airtag or some such). ALWAYS get your pets trackers and a microchip! :)
She just wanted a den to have her puppies in and to make sure they were safe. They're all beautiful puppies, and I'm so glad that you all found her. It's a natural instinct for a mother dog to do this, she just wanted to have her puppies in peace. They all look healthy.
@@MrMilkthe3 Most dogs do that but it can avoided. We have 2 den-like holes on our property to keep them from tearing up our house. They also give them a cool place in the summer.
La perra es de ellos. Se había perdido por 4 días y cuando apareció le pusieron un GPS, la siguiente vez que se perdió, descubrieron que estaba bajo la casa dando a luz.
Everyone talking dogs. I had a cat who, after six years of not caring about the opening, decided to go into the crawlspace entrance. She then proceeded to get lost. However, the flooring was currently all pulled up in our restroom on the opposite side, so that's where she could hear our voices the best. She ended up staying in that area crying figuring if she could hear us, we could hear her. We went to the crawlspace entrance and called her name and she just follows the sound of our voice, came out with no injuries or nothing.
Our cat did the same once. Only, old house which did not have a opening for the crawl space, you had to dig a hole on the outside wall with a shovel. We only found out she was missing after the hole had been closed and the cat had been missing for over a day. Dad to spend over 2 hours re-digging the hole, and then I was the only one small enough to crawl through the small tunnel connecting 2 halves of the crawlspace. Creepy, small, claustrophobic, dark and utterly terrifying. Also, suddenly eyes lightning up in the dark and the screaming of that panicked kitty after 1,5 days without food or water in the dark when I suddenly showed up. What an experience. Poor little kitty Next time we had to open it, we made damm sure all the pets were accounted for before closing the entrance.
@@j.a.b.nijenhuis8124 yeeep, glad the kitten was alright, and good on you for being willing to go down there and find the little guy. It's quite amusing how they're brave enough to go down there and then scare themselves into not remembering how to leave. At least they understand the whole "if your lost stay put" thing
So she comes back from a 4-day party. She then realizes that she's pregnant. So she hides in hopes that her parents wont find out about it. She was probably scared that she was going to get kicked out of the house.
Yep...she tried to find the papa of her kiddies. Doggie Dad said , "Not mine"! She went back home, hid under the house to save her dignity. She had her babies, and much to her surprise her original family embraced her and her new family. Happy ending all around ❤️❤️❤️
What a beauty! I was so thoroughly blessed to have been allowed to be a volunteer at Bays Mountain City Park in Kingsport, Tn where I was a wolf momma for 2 summers in a row. The first year we had 3 pups and the next we had 4 pups which brought our wolf pack up to a total of 10 wolves. Although the fences are electrified which the adult wolves know, the most magical experience, besides helping to raise wolf pups from 4 weeks old to 4 months old when they’d be integrated with the adult wolves, the alpha male wolf (who only knew me as a human helping the puppies as well as the human who created a recipe just for them which I call pumpkin leather), came into the area that’s kinda like a shoot which allows the wolves to go from 1 pen to another and this is the only area not electrified. He stood in this area while I was able to reach in and give him a full body massage for about 20 minutes while I talked with him. He was one of the greatest wolves at the park - very good with the puppies, and a wonderful aloha leader for the pack. Up close and personal with him is something I’ll never forget as he had accepted me as part of the pack.
Cuz it wasn’t necessary she went to a lot of trouble finding and preparing a den for her pups and hoomans say noooooo we can’t have that let’s destroy the floor cuz she’s gotta give birth on this petsmart cushion
And also put all those money hungry unethical pet breeders out of business!!!!! There’s no reason for this to be a business, especially when so many precious doggos and other precious animals are unhoused, living on the street or the luckier ones in shelters. Pathetic!!!!
I’m glad they found her with the pups and I hope they fixed not only the floor but also the opening where she was able to get in …imagine if a wild animal gets under the house…so please fix the hole or whatever it is don’t wait until you get invaded by nasty bugs or a gator,snakes anything can get in or a small child can get in and end up in a tragedy,let’s keep everything safe 👀
Shes obviously a hybrid, I have had many wolf/husky pups and she looks just like my girl Shyanne, light blue eyes and all. This is their natural instinct to find a cubby/den or burrow to bunker done and have their pups in a safe place. So beautiful how motherhood instinctively comes out and they know what to do for their babies. If only humans could do the same for their young.
Y’all be talkin abt how much of a caring parent the dog is but I’m just thinkin’ “How tf they get under the house?” how tf this get 420 likes god dam 1.1k what
I'm thinking, why the dog choose to give birth under the house... Like, what made it so uncomfortable that it chose a dark, probably chilly, spot under the house?
its animal instincts, they hide their children even if its a creature they trust because most animal's insticts are to try and kill the offspring (predator wise
I had a rottie that did that. He crawled under the house and made a den under my desk. He had dug so many tunnels that he came close to undercutting the pylon holding up one of the corners of the house. I shit you not it looked the VC had made a lair under my old house.
this is so normal honestly. as long as she and the puppies are fine, the area shouldn’t matter. well- as long as there’s no possible danger with other animals intruding
This dog is a good specimen I think she should keep breeding Other people with runts, mongrels and cowards should have their genes cut off from the pool Furthermore pure breds are spayed by their sellers to make money The spay and neuter community is a cult
Maybe they didnt had enough money for a whelping box/den, those things are expensive its easier and cheaper to make your own tho. Or they didnt know how to make a fitting/cozy den nor having the right material for it. We dont know anything about them from just this footage, there is also a possibility they didnt even know their dog was pregnant 😅
@@MissxLarizthat’s why you spay your pet if you can’t afford to get the stuff necessary for a pregnant dog they shouldn’t have her. It’s cheaper to spay then to deal with a pregnant dog.
@@cooperdawn5706 I agree, there is also a big responsibility for the puppies. They need socialization and training right from the start and also their vaccinations and chipping + registration. After this they all need to go to the right owners and this is also difficult.
Such as a quick reminder to always get your dogs, cat spayed and neuter. If you can, it is the easiest way to prevent them from going missing for a couple of days and having extra bills and extra mouths to feed it also will prevent long-term health issues for your dog can lower the chances of them having complications and or developing cancers. It’s just better for their health over all. Also, there is a huge overpopulation issue of domestic dogs and cats not just in this country, but worldwide and everything that we is individuals can do to help lower this problem helps incredibly.
I alwaya am always very iffy about the concept of population control on our pets . As practical as it sounds in terms of monetary, economics, quality of life and solving of overpopulation of abandon pets. If we start saying we should spay certain demographics of humans because of the exact same reasons, that would be horrendous. Alot of us think cats and dogs have no higher form of thinking. I call bullshit. What if they have dreams of wanting to be parents too. Spayinh them be kinda fucked up.
@@lukelim5094 humans use birth control and quite a few get hysterectomy or vasectomy so population control for pet owners is definitely a thing. Animals are certainly more intelligent than most people give them credit for but by thinking they dream of having kids you are just projecting. What if they don’t? Some humans don’t want to be parents. According to your logic it’s possible there’s animals that prefer not to be parents.
@@pansepot1490 As a human who doesn't want to have biological children, I can attest to this 😇 And it might actually be true that some animals also don't want to procreate! My mom had a female pet chicken as a kid and she was said to reject every rooster in the farm 😂 She never had any chicks, and she was the most beautiful, white-feathered friend my mom had
@@pansepot1490 yea maybe it might be projecting. But what if it is not. I am not even talking about animals like ants or worms. I am talking about cats and dogs which have been observed to actually care about their young one. Or is it ok not to give them choices. Eh. Whatevsr works i guess. Maybe we shouldnt care even if they do overlap in mental capacity.
@@lukelim5094 working at an animal shelter, mixed breeds puppies end up being cycled in a shelter which isn't a good life. Plus there are many cancers that can arise from not having your pet spayed or neutered.
My chihuahua searched for a place to give birth to her 4 puppies. She hid in my closet :| i had to throw away my clothes after but im glad she was atleast compfy lol
This brings joy to my heart seeing the little boy going down under the house and in that little tunnel to retrieve the puppies.What makes me so happy? Is it reminds me so much of myself and my dad and family when I was a kid.I remember my dad's cousin was locked out Oh the house and my little cousin wasn't home at the time but I was with my dad always voice and there was a small crack in the window. And nobody could get in but I volunteered and I did it it felt like a mission impossible mission. And as soon as I opened the door everybody jumped up hugged me and said great job I was so proud because my dad was so happy because his son. Solved the problem that save this from hearing it from the wives spending money e t c. I used to do stuff like that all the time and it was always of adventure for me. Because I was the adventurous kid always playing imaginative and when I was able to put those skills to the test or to good use I was always. Happy because my dad would be so happy and proud because that was his son doing all those things. And I can tell I really brought a lot of joy to my dad so anytime. I had a chance to show off in front of my dad's friends. I would do it so that way it makes my dad. Look good and they would give him a Pat on the back for raising such a great kid. So that was my goal in life before my dad passed was. To make my dad proud and happy so that way he can say to himself. That's me I raised that kid exclamation poi would have done anything to make my dad happy and it kills me every day to see a father. Is sent together? But I know my dad would be disappointed if I was sad seeing such a good moment in life between a father and son. My dad would say don't feel bad about that because that was us!My dad was very wise
Her -owner- humans didn't provide a place for her to have her puppies (but, like, how were they supposed to know, right? we all learn as we go), so she made her own.
No i think they didnt know and they just found out maybe thats why she had been running away because she wanted somewhere safe she can give birth and since they didnt know they couldn't have made like a room with everything she needs.
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SHEEEEE WAS CLOSER TO A WOLF,,SHE DUG THAT DEN
AWWWWWWW
She made her own home, with restful darkness, shelter, warmth, and peace and quiet. What a clever dog!
Then came the humans to spoil it all 😅
actually clever would have been to adapt to the new circumstances as a dog not living in the wild but instead being taken care of by humans and have her puppies in a place where the humans would be able to take care of her like most dogs, or to at least show them the location of the puppies later so they could be fed properly, if it was missing for 4 days then it probably hadn't gotten food during that time either, and if there were any medical issues they would have been done for, it's a good thing the humans found her.
Tells you something about the environment she is living in. The owners didn't even know she was pregnant and she didn't think the environment fit for safely delivering and nursing her offspring
@@Robert-er5wq i mean that a very complex thing
@@thespanishinquisition7560 You're speaking from a human perspective, and that's alright, but don't go imposing what you believe to be the "correct way" as fact. If she was engaging in those instincts, and was able to keep her "perfectly healthy" (as the video states) pups alive, she was eating enough to not only survive, but provide. She was a clever doggo, but I guess there's always got to be smart asses like you trying to one up a stranger on the internet.
This happened when I was younger and my dog was pregnant and we thought she ran away. We walked all over the neighborhood showing pictures of her to everyone we saw. Later we found her in the backyard in a hole with her puppies. 💕 Our other dog was digging for like a week in that spot and we found out she made it for the other dog to go in to have her puppies. It's crazy how smart these animals are and how they help each other.
oh thats the sweetest thing ❤🥹
They are extremely Smart way more than what we give them credit for.....What a beautyful site
omg my heart
That’s amazing
@@tortillachips3911 it was! I miss them both.
That ain't no dog,that's a full blooded wolf right there.
full blooded wolf + mom + overprotective + did I mention mom?*
a wolf is a dog
@@veronicamarie9085 more like a dog is a domesticated wolf
na he aint full wolf cuz wolves dont have blue or green eyes so if u see a wolf with those features it most likely has dog dna or a dog in its ancestory
@@heavencancelor483 I agree but I was mostly hyperbolizing cause the similarities in the muzzle and every other part of her body I could see seemed to look like one of them howlers.
The glare and the small, dark den literally screams Wolf.
Or you can just look at the dog 😂😂 all dogs are wolf related
@@miketyson8933yeaaah good point i totally see a wolf when i look at a Chihuahua or a pudel
@@einnaddannie7526fun fact chihuahuas are more related to wolves than any other breed, hence their attitude but due to so much inbreeding and breeding they are small as shit now. Look it up
@@einnaddannie7526poodle*
@@einnaddannie7526all dogs are related too wolfs some more closely then others.
I love that she came out willingly she knew that she was safe she just wanted her babies to be safe you know how new mothers are
The “puppies” are not even the same breed, look closely
@@uvie_egua they're probably a mix
@@coin2094 okay that’s noted, I would expect them to look like their mother though but I don’t know much about dog breeding anyway.
you didnt know that all dog can breed with each other and make new kinds ? mixed breeds ? lol you dumb@@uvie_egua
@@uvie_egua yeah that was wiered, even if they are mixed, they don't have anything from her, also who lets a pregnant dog roam around for DAYS
As a carpenter I’d say that was a blessing. You have serious water damage, and need to address the problem at the door then cut back the rest of the effected sub floor.
My exact thoughts like found dog and a problem with your flooring!
This story is probably BS. I doubt they live there.
@@TinkerTailorSoldier1???
the damage is from the dog digging at the door and water, these people live in filth.
@Tolbat It looks like they're renovating it, there are tools and materials everywhere. Even nice houses will look awful in transition
Gives a new meaning to “ right under our noses”
😮😊
How is it a new meaning
@@pleaseenteraname8219 because when people say "right under our noses" they mean it was very obvious yet they never figured it out, however this time is technically was under their noses since it was right beneath them
More Like...right beneath our feets 😂
@@Dragon2B4*feet. Foot is singular, feet is plural, so no need for s.
my husky did the same thing, but I've got a crawlspace and so there was significantly less digging, she did dig a little burrow though.
She knew you would sell her puppy
@@agustdofficial8945who said that they did?
@@SergeantflipsMostly ever person in the history of the world sells their dogs puppies for a few reasons. They don’t want multiple puppies to take care of.
They don’t want multiple dogs after they grow up.
And it’s actually bad for puppy siblings to stay with each other, they can become codependent of each other, incest, and overly protective.
So to assume they sold the puppies makes way more sense.
Who told you that they kept them?
@@RSorkin there’s a lot of people that actually do keep the puppies, even my neighbors kept their puppy’s
@@agustdofficial8945shut up bruh
This happened to my dog. We couldn’t find her and then the next morning she was under the shed with 6 beautiful, fine puppies
same for me but my dog hid in the shed behind hay bales. she initially growled at me until she recognized me and allowed me to approach her 5 puppies. that was 50 years ago and I still miss her.
@@scotmandel6699 she must’ve been a good dog :)
chickens too
Awe poor mama ty for finding and caring for them
@@scotmandel6699 50 years?
Absolutely beautiful, that dog just wanted some privacy
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@@Corey-E what did he say?
@@agungraytora5689 what they say
Actually, in the wild, if a she-wolf has babies in a pack, and decides to stay or leave, and is found, she will be attacked along with her pups.
Dogs, being related to wolves, still think they're in a pack.
Some of the very old houses are so beautiful but they have odd spaces where homes have been added on to. I had one of the best dogs ever in the first time he disappeared He had to be rescued from a place between the walls in the basement. Never could find how he got in there. I heard him howling and crying a couple days after he was gone. The second time he disappeared I never found him. I never heard him. And I don't know if there were more places on the farm that he fell into. It's been 20 years and I still wonder when I think of it. It still breaks my heart. If you live in an old home and never have missing pets, just a thought to walk around slowly or go in the basement and listen at the walls.😢
You didnt fix a tracker on your beloved best dog after the first time it went missing? Oh well.
That is so sad. It's because of that previous experience that you are thinking like that, that it might have been another instance of getting stuck in an unidentified space. But it just seems likely because of that.
@@oliveoyl1802 dude, they said it was like, 20 years ago, that technology probably wasn’t as accessible as it is today
On the flip side, when my parents built their house, they were the first people on the street, and so when people started building across the road our precocious little cat got himself built into a wall. And the builders were too scared of him to get him out (my mum did so he was perfectly fine in the end). Also got himself stuck in a drain pipe around the same time.
@@oliveoyl1802 #1. RUDE. WTH is is wrong with you?! That is insinsitve AF!
#2. It was 20 years ago! Trackers for pets didn't exist yet! I'm in my twenties and flip phones came out while I was growing up!
#3. What possessed you to leave such a reply? SMH.
Like a true family "send the boy down to get them"
Like a dog would say, “If I fits, I sits.”
"Boy!"
@@fckihate69jokes shut up kratos 😂
The puppy got the puppies out
This is so true my family sent me into a locked room to catch a mouse one time. I was 8 they gave me a bowl a spoon and a drawstring bag and said ‘have at ‘ye’
Lol @ her face when they got under the house. She was dead serious like. 😒😐 oh. You’ve found me.
Ikr!! Like “you found my safe spot😒”
Yeah, not happy. Like "you guys understand I hid here FROM YOU 🙄😒"
"All the years of digging academy wasted" 😭🤣
Lol
“I’m just trying to birth in peace. Can’t a dog have some peace.”
That's those natural wolf instincts giving birth in a den.
Edit: I dont know how my comment got 100k likes. Thank you
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Yes
Yep she was being a good mama
Keeping them safe
Ya it is
The fact that they cut open the floor for their girl. 😭❤
Lol
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Were they supposed to let the dog rot under the floor then?
@@jadeemperor1616I’m sure the dog knew it’s way in and out of the den she dug
why did they let her out a second time if she went missing
@@winniepeg2020 probably because she looked like she had delivered and didn't want to leave the pups without their mother.
Good thing the dog didn't become hostile during the extraction.
My grandmother (right after she was married) kept having to shoo off a stray dog with a broom, who continued to dig a hole underneath her porch. This went on for a couple of weeks.
One morning she discovered the dog had been looking for a place to have her puppies.
My grandmother said she felt awful after that.
The dog moved on once her puppies had gotten bigger.
Why the HELL would her having just been married be relevant at all??? Tonta 😂😂😂
AWWWWWWWWW
this is sweet lol
Wow
Your grandma seems like a nice person.
as a vet tech - this is EXACTLY why you must provide your dog a dark, quiet, protected space (preferably a whelping box) BEFORE they give birth, so they know they have somewhere safe to go. imagine if there had been a bad rainstorm in the week or so she was using that as her den?? none of those puppies would have survived
How about spaying the dog so this wouldn't have happened. It's not the dog's fault but we now have 3 more dogs to add to the overwhelming, suffering populations in shelters everywhere. #SpayNeuter
@@maureen669 yes but since some people don’t they need to at least know how to take care of them if it does happen, some people are stupid.
@@maureen669 majority of people who love dogs arent just dumping dogs on the side of the road or in shelters. Cats are 100x more invasive if you wanna make that argument.
@@maureen669 I don't know what kind of dog owner you are, but if my dog had 3 puppies I'd keep them all myself or ensure they found forever homes myself. There's no need for dogs to end up in shelters, at least not in Europe 🤷🏼♂️
Always count on the comment section to have “experts” reminding the world that bad things can happen lol
Mamma took "I'm in your walls" to a whole new level
Yeah but in the floor
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She in the Floor.. SHE'S IN THE GOD DAMN FLOOR!!!....
It's almost like Bruno hanging out with his rats for 10 years... Bruno is in Encanto
Is that a vaginal joke? I don’t get it
My husky was just like this but no under ground. When she got pregnant she was hiding underneath my bed making her den so my mother grab her a plastic pill big enough for her and pups. We place it behind our sofa, in a corner so the sofa blocks her away making a den. Of course we place a giant blanket on top of the sofa and attach it to the wall to make a roof. All I gotta say she loves it and had her puppies in a safe place.
A Husky is a Wolf sometimes in behavior husks are beatyfull and Stron there maners can be close to wolves sometimes
We fostered our first pregnant pup. We made her a whelping pen that she wouldn’t leave for the first 3 days, then day 4 we couldn’t find her and we’re super worried. She decided her babies needed more privacy and made a spot in the back of my closet. Luckily we found her when we did because they first pup was stuck and they were both in distress.
They told us the stuck pup didn’t have a chance but the rest should be ok.
Well the first pup not only made it but came out all while with a black heart on her ear, her momma was black. She was the only white pup. We kept her for 15 wonderful years until she passed in June. I will love our little miracle girl forever ❤
You get the dog when you were like 5 or something?
Something similar happened to my good girl Princess, she has a whole place to have pups but then decided my closet was perfect. She even kicked our other dog out of his cage. Only two survived to adults but the brother passed away of heat stroke outside that very room
Please tell us the names of ur goodest of girls! (I mean both plz)
Almighty God KABIR is the CREATOR OF all SOULS -- SAINT RAMPALJI MAHARAJ
@@SalamiCellar dunno how to tell you this but the ages of humans are not tied to the age of the dog?? She could have been 47 when they fostered her first? I don't understand how your mind works
Mama wolf instincts! Im glad the babies are healthy
Dog, not wolf.
Wolves are no longer considered to be our modern day dog ancestors due to more evidence suggesting that a species similar to African Wild Dogs to be the real ancestors
@@erickchristensen746Even if so, African wild dogs give birth & take care of pups d same way Wolves do. So d wild/natural instinct still apply.
@@erickchristensen746they’re still canines, they have instincts, much like how humans and chimpanzees share some of our instincts, such as our innate fear when we are being looked at in the eye.
The “puppies” are not even the same breed, look closely
@@erickchristensen746did you forget that wolf dogs exist? They are still wolves, just not what you picture when you think of a wild pure-bred wolf.
Aww, that is so sad but in a good way... I'm so glad they'd found her and her puppies.
Their wolf instincts still run strong. You might think youre making your dog comfortable with cushions and blankets and teddy bears, but sometimes they just want to dig a hole in the dirt and raise their babies alone
How the heck is something sad in a good way. It's just a dog
@@Dude_Ronin ya but ur moms just a dog too yet she still cries on my shoulder from time to time
Dogs dig dens theres nothing sad about it. Moma dog was just following her instincts
@Great_Coleticks live in grass
She got good momma instincts
My question is.. How did the dog even get under there?!
Yea
Most likely by digging. Idk. Animals can get in the weirdest places
Judging by how rotten the flooring looked, there’s a hole somewhere
Huskies in particular are very prolific diggers lol if they can't use their impressive jumping height to jump a fence, they'll typically just dig a tunnel in like 5 minutes flat somehow and be gone 😂 They're a dangerous combo of athletics and intelligence lmao
Most likely dug her way down there
For those who love to argue, I'd wager she is a wolf- dog hybrid.
I agree, her ears look much more like wolf ears than any dog breed I've heard of. Her fur texture to. Though I would argue she has more dog than wolf just based on size. Also its the wolf in her that probably cuased her to plop her puppies down there
Cute
So a direct bred of a full on wolf and a full on typical dog
Umm actually she’s a dog-wolf hybrid, lol
I disagree with you.
Tell there young boy’ well done for being very brave going under the house to save those puppies. I’m a pest controler and a grown man and it’s still sketching going under a damp spider web infested house 😂😂
No lie there. Cob brush flashlight and a whole lot of hesitation lmao
Perhaps his mind hasn't been tainted by outside world yet. 😂
I doubt he was even told about the spiders lmao.
🐾Someone said puppies are in the hole 🕳
Boys are simple.🐶🐾
@@genericamerican7574 true
That is a beautiful dog
You know you love your dog when you’re willing to take a saw to your floor without hesitation. After all they didn’t know if she was hurt or stuck. 😭
The first time she ran off they should have put her in the dog cage... problem solved. There is no escape. " IN CHAINS !! "
@@KlodFather unlike you they see the dog as family and wouldn't imprison it while it was pregnant just cause it ran off
@@dale2314 - I love my dog too but it is going to JAIL previous to running off to give birth. You do your thing, I do mine... and I don't have to cut the floor or clean up a mess somewhere. I am also there watching in case something goes wrong with the puppies. Its not good to have to go clean up dead puppies especially a day or two after deceased... or worse yet, mom dog tries to eat them to clean them up. Use your brain before puking a crayon eating answer.
@@KlodFather Why would the mom try to eat the puppies? Also, they puppies would die if you put their mom in a cage and left them alone down there.
@@clairenewberry9957 - Because that is what dogs do. They eat the afterbirth and in some cases the dead puppies. Also I would not put the cage in that hole... That is silly. The cage goes in the middle of the floor in the house or on the porch on grand display. No hiding and no privacy for her so everyone can see what she is up to. Best thing they ever invented was Dog Jails. Solves a lot of problems.
That mama deserves the title of wolf. Wonderful instincts for nursing her pups. Precious little babies. ❤
yea
Props to the brave son 😭
Exactly what I was thinking
Bro did not consent💀💀💀😭
❤❤❤❤❤❤ God blessings you found them
A dog gave birth under our house too... We gave her food and just let her be there. Soon the puppies grow and we also care for it until its old enough for adoption. The dog mama stayed.
Why not keep ‘em?
Damn.
@SunsetParty🫶🏻 wouldn't it be better to then let someone adopt all the dogs including the parent?
@@isaaccadena1659 NOO
@@Darkconqueror_ we are muslim family. We can't have dogs as pets. But that doesn't mean we don't love them. We love animals. That's why we just let the mama dog under our house (we tried moving her and the puppies to our old cat house which is not used but she still move back to the original spot) We actually loved the puppies.. but we know we can't keep and care for them all. Plus we find people who wanted the puppies so why not. Mama dog is not gonna care for them forever.. now that mama dog has became like a guard dog at the house. She's a good girl she doesn't chew our stuff outside. Only barks when there's people coming (which is good for keeping the unneeded salesperson and burglars away). She also don't give much attention to our cats so they're safe to play outside. She's been fed everyday and can sleep anywhere outside and likes sunbathing. We call her 'mummy'
I hope her babies are so healthy. I hope she’s OK.
Wow! So she didn't eat for 4days! After having those puppies, then went right back. That's a great Mom.
The bigger the dog the better they can spend days without food. Wolf dogs even should only be fed once a week.
@@Reilophonixis it possible they can hunt for food in a city? Like eating cats or something.
@@MarcLloydZyeah they can hunt for their own food
Plot twist: She had 5 puppies, and.... well let's just say she wasn't starving when they found her.....
@@Reilophonix Uh, you should feed your pets every day. Just because they CAN go that long without food, doesn't mean they SHOULD. Humans can survive up to 6 weeks without food. Shall we starve you for 6 weeks before feeding you again?
Beautiful saved cute wolf with baby's ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙌💗👏👏👏 me I love all animals 👍
Wow, their dog is beautiful. Glad her pups were found too
Dad: Aight, kid, you're earning your allowance today.
He yearns for the mines
Beautiful family, and I love they included their child, this is passing on kindness, hopeful behavior, and empathy to all creatures, props to the family and the parents of this child!
No he’s just only one to fit lmao
@@kennethsimmons7394 ikr
Dogs are like this just being protective I am glad all is well with them
She straight up said, “Ok. You got me.”
🙏🏾🤣💕💕
So glad that she is out safe and sound with her puppies. HOPE she will be well cared for and WATCHED 👀 this time.
Ok can we just talk about how that dog actually got down there?!?
Not to be a pick me but.... tysm for these likes. Most likes I have ever gotten on a comment!
Digging
well that was quick
@@grizz-mo8178 well there is one simple answer
It looks enclosed though
@@wheresmygrasses1549 From the looks of it yes I thought of that too but it seems either digging or there is a hatch that leads down there but a dogs and wolfs natural instinct is to dig
This is so beautiful! ❤
Our dog almost did the same thing a long time ago.
She dug under the shed a nest, but we wanted her to give birth in our house porch which was heated, and basically a whole room for the dog and her pups. It was a quiet area as well for her. There were coyotes around which is why we didn't let her do it under the shed. I buried the hole/nest she made once I got her out, so she wouldn't go back there (and put a piece of wood there to block it for good measure).
Once she knew we made a space for her, with old clean blankets/towels/cardboard "bed" she soon gave birth during the night afterwards in comfort.
All pups survived and she was a great mom.
A mothers love is endless.
Unfortunately, not always the case
Lol no it isnt. Being a mother doesnt make you better. And dogs have abandoned or starved out weak puppies they do it all the time. Some species will eat their young too
And thoughtless! Clearly, there's some mistrust between the dog and the owners.
some humans dont have the maternal instincts of a feral cat.
And…… yup, ofc, its a minion pfp.
She went and occupied her den she’d been working on secretly for her litter, her natural instincts took over..
She had three puppies congratulations doggo looks like you weren't missing at all you were just down there to make your puppies in the world
Interesting how strong her instinct was to create a true den in which to birth her pups. That required _a lot_ of work. Wolfdog?
Id say yeah, look at her ears, they are much more rounded than any dog ears(that I've heard of, im no expert).
No, most likely not.
Great example of caring loving dog parents! ❤❤❤
One of my previous dogs actually consistently dug a deep hole in our backyard. She had quite a few pups, unfortunately some not making it. We kept one, Lucy and she's been a healthy dog growing up.
Umm, ya think your parents ought to have been smart enough to get your dog Spayed so that she didn't have litter after litter of puppies, adding to the INSANE over population of animals!?
Do you know that MILLIONS of animals are basically KILLED day after day, year after year in shelters all across America, & the only reason being, that there are not enough homes! And btw, that includes puppies & kittens too!!!
I rescue and transport so please get your dog fixed.
@@kacwyo it was already a few years ago.
Aweeee so cute. She returned to her primal instincts for her babies.
Great sleuthing, and standing by your caring, mother dog! Way to go, Heroes, all of you!!!!!! Kudos!
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*sucking noises in the background*
@@jesselindsey9760immature
@@zahibakhan9535cause who knows what could have happened to the puppies
Microchips and collars with tag-trackers (you can buy them for luggage security and use them for the dog if you aint rich enough for an airtag or some such). ALWAYS get your pets trackers and a microchip! :)
so every pet should have a tracker?
@@ThatManCatMan2 - If they are an inside pet and you love them... Yes.
When she pops her head through the floor, i got serious "Yes, this is dog." vibes lol
Ok but why is this so adorable ❤
She looked like she didn't want to be bothered
How would they have been able to eat then
She just wanted a den to have her puppies in and to make sure they were safe. They're all beautiful puppies, and I'm so glad that you all found her. It's a natural instinct for a mother dog to do this, she just wanted to have her puppies in peace. They all look healthy.
Smart humans using their brain cells. Glad to see pups n mom r doing well
If they were smart she would have been provided a cool safe place to give birth.
@@sparkysmalarkeyit’s nature for some dogs to give birth like a wolf so not bad owners
@@MrMilkthe3 Most dogs do that but it can avoided. We have 2 den-like holes on our property to keep them from tearing up our house. They also give them a cool place in the summer.
Not smart to use a saw that could end that dogs life.
@@NoTH-camName1they had a tracker on her so they know where to saw.
Respect to the owners for not caring about there house willing to cut open the floor for their dog
Glad they were rescued. Why did she feel the need for seclusion?
Abui
@@lavettaluckett8297 The language? Abui tanga?
It's a natural instinct for dogs
СПАСИБО СПАСАТЕЛИ ВАМ ОГРОМНОЕ!!!! ВЫ ЛЮДИ КТО ИМЕЕТ БОЛЬШОЕ СЕРДЦЕ!!!!!!!! СПАСИБО ВАМ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Protege a sus bebés, Gracias por ayudarla y que la amén y consigan hogar estos bellos bebés y su mami❤❤❤❤❤❤🐕🐾🐕🐾🐕🐾🐕🐾💕💕💕💕
La perra es de ellos. Se había perdido por 4 días y cuando apareció le pusieron un GPS, la siguiente vez que se perdió, descubrieron que estaba bajo la casa dando a luz.
Dogs are such intelligent social animals, just like us. Man's best friend for a reason.
Everyone talking dogs.
I had a cat who, after six years of not caring about the opening, decided to go into the crawlspace entrance. She then proceeded to get lost. However, the flooring was currently all pulled up in our restroom on the opposite side, so that's where she could hear our voices the best. She ended up staying in that area crying figuring if she could hear us, we could hear her.
We went to the crawlspace entrance and called her name and she just follows the sound of our voice, came out with no injuries or nothing.
wow everyone talking dogs on a dog video how bizarre
@@ethical_trainer9422 it was a lighthearted opener to a similar story but with a different cast. It's not that deep.
@@ethical_trainer9422 It's not that deep bro. Who hurt you?
Our cat did the same once.
Only, old house which did not have a opening for the crawl space, you had to dig a hole on the outside wall with a shovel.
We only found out she was missing after the hole had been closed and the cat had been missing for over a day.
Dad to spend over 2 hours re-digging the hole, and then I was the only one small enough to crawl through the small tunnel connecting 2 halves of the crawlspace. Creepy, small, claustrophobic, dark and utterly terrifying. Also, suddenly eyes lightning up in the dark and the screaming of that panicked kitty after 1,5 days without food or water in the dark when I suddenly showed up. What an experience. Poor little kitty
Next time we had to open it, we made damm sure all the pets were accounted for before closing the entrance.
@@j.a.b.nijenhuis8124 yeeep, glad the kitten was alright, and good on you for being willing to go down there and find the little guy.
It's quite amusing how they're brave enough to go down there and then scare themselves into not remembering how to leave. At least they understand the whole "if your lost stay put" thing
So she comes back from a 4-day party. She then realizes that she's pregnant. So she hides in hopes that her parents wont find out about it.
She was probably scared that she was going to get kicked out of the house.
LOL!!!
this!
Yep...she tried to find the papa of her kiddies.
Doggie Dad said , "Not mine"! She went back home, hid under the house to save her dignity. She had her babies, and much to her surprise her original family embraced her and her new family.
Happy ending all around ❤️❤️❤️
😅😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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What a beauty! I was so thoroughly blessed to have been allowed to be a volunteer at Bays Mountain City Park in Kingsport, Tn where I was a wolf momma for 2 summers in a row. The first year we had 3 pups and the next we had 4 pups which brought our wolf pack up to a total of 10 wolves. Although the fences are electrified which the adult wolves know, the most magical experience, besides helping to raise wolf pups from 4 weeks old to 4 months old when they’d be integrated with the adult wolves, the alpha male wolf (who only knew me as a human helping the puppies as well as the human who created a recipe just for them which I call pumpkin leather), came into the area that’s kinda like a shoot which allows the wolves to go from 1 pen to another and this is the only area not electrified. He stood in this area while I was able to reach in and give him a full body massage for about 20 minutes while I talked with him. He was one of the greatest wolves at the park - very good with the puppies, and a wonderful aloha leader for the pack. Up close and personal with him is something I’ll never forget as he had accepted me as part of the pack.
Awwwwwww, it's such a precious thing to see, it's like nature told the dog to have it's kids delivered at a looking den🖤🖤🖤
that’s so sweet and good they added the tracker!❤❤
Hide and seek taken to another level
The dog wasn't happy about him being found 😂
Its a female dog - she. Male dogs cannot give birth to puppies.
Cuz it wasn’t necessary she went to a lot of trouble finding and preparing a den for her pups and hoomans say noooooo we can’t have that let’s destroy the floor cuz she’s gotta give birth on this petsmart cushion
Him?
Her
@@stanleybochenek1862 him
Aww. Her puppies are so cute. 😍
As Bob Barker used to always say, "Help control the pet population. Have your pet spade or neutered." Please people.
Exactly my thoughts
Yup
And also put all those money hungry unethical pet breeders out of business!!!!! There’s no reason for this to be a business, especially when so many precious doggos and other precious animals are unhoused, living on the street or the luckier ones in shelters. Pathetic!!!!
Spayed, not spade. It's called a spay surgery not a spade surgery.
❤❤❤❤aww so sweet and adorable doggos, hope there living there best life❤❤❤
They got sold
I’m glad they found her with the pups and I hope they fixed not only the floor but also the opening where she was able to get in …imagine if a wild animal gets under the house…so please fix the hole or whatever it is don’t wait until you get invaded by nasty bugs or a gator,snakes anything can get in or a small child can get in and end up in a tragedy,let’s keep everything safe 👀
They can fix the dog while they are at it as well.
yeahh FIX THAT HOLEEE, haha best this comment was written by a chinesse jew
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Shes obviously a hybrid, I have had many wolf/husky pups and she looks just like my girl Shyanne, light blue eyes and all. This is their natural instinct to find a cubby/den or burrow to bunker done and have their pups in a safe place. So beautiful how motherhood instinctively comes out and they know what to do for their babies. If only humans could do the same for their young.
So beautiful such a good mama and beautiful puppy’s ❤
She looks like a Wolf
Y’all be talkin abt how much of a caring parent the dog is but I’m just thinkin’
“How tf they get under the house?”
how tf this get 420 likes
god dam 1.1k what
Same😂😂😂
I'm thinking, why the dog choose to give birth under the house...
Like, what made it so uncomfortable that it chose a dark, probably chilly, spot under the house?
@@raspiankiadoscary owner
@@raspiankiado It's a preconstructed den. Tight, secure, and comparatively dry and sanitary.
its animal instincts, they hide their children even if its a creature they trust because most animal's insticts are to try and kill the offspring (predator wise
She's a smart momma, that's damn good hiding spot💯
Such a lovely doggy and those cute puppies.
I had a rottie that did that. He crawled under the house and made a den under my desk. He had dug so many tunnels that he came close to undercutting the pylon holding up one of the corners of the house. I shit you not it looked the VC had made a lair under my old house.
She actually looks very comfy under there! Lol
I love how she's just looking "Yea I had to get away from yall for a little, yall crazy"
this is so normal honestly. as long as she and the puppies are fine, the area shouldn’t matter. well- as long as there’s no possible danger with other animals intruding
Why are you defensive? No one said the area mattered?
And then they had her spayed and lived happily ever after. 😊
Hopefully 😬
This dog is a good specimen
I think she should keep breeding
Other people with runts, mongrels and cowards should have their genes cut off from the pool
Furthermore pure breds are spayed by their sellers to make money
The spay and neuter community is a cult
If the dog doesn't trust her owner enough it will do this. Stay near source of food but stay hidden with the babies
Maybe they didnt had enough money for a whelping box/den, those things are expensive its easier and cheaper to make your own tho. Or they didnt know how to make a fitting/cozy den nor having the right material for it. We dont know anything about them from just this footage, there is also a possibility they didnt even know their dog was pregnant 😅
@@MissxLarizthat’s why you spay your pet if you can’t afford to get the stuff necessary for a pregnant dog they shouldn’t have her. It’s cheaper to spay then to deal with a pregnant dog.
@@cooperdawn5706 I agree, there is also a big responsibility for the puppies. They need socialization and training right from the start and also their vaccinations and chipping + registration. After this they all need to go to the right owners and this is also difficult.
Such as a quick reminder to always get your dogs, cat spayed and neuter. If you can, it is the easiest way to prevent them from going missing for a couple of days and having extra bills and extra mouths to feed it also will prevent long-term health issues for your dog can lower the chances of them having complications and or developing cancers. It’s just better for their health over all. Also, there is a huge overpopulation issue of domestic dogs and cats not just in this country, but worldwide and everything that we is individuals can do to help lower this problem helps incredibly.
I alwaya am always very iffy about the concept of population control on our pets . As practical as it sounds in terms of monetary, economics, quality of life and solving of overpopulation of abandon pets. If we start saying we should spay certain demographics of humans because of the exact same reasons, that would be horrendous.
Alot of us think cats and dogs have no higher form of thinking. I call bullshit. What if they have dreams of wanting to be parents too. Spayinh them be kinda fucked up.
@@lukelim5094 humans use birth control and quite a few get hysterectomy or vasectomy so population control for pet owners is definitely a thing.
Animals are certainly more intelligent than most people give them credit for but by thinking they dream of having kids you are just projecting. What if they don’t? Some humans don’t want to be parents. According to your logic it’s possible there’s animals that prefer not to be parents.
@@pansepot1490 As a human who doesn't want to have biological children, I can attest to this 😇 And it might actually be true that some animals also don't want to procreate! My mom had a female pet chicken as a kid and she was said to reject every rooster in the farm 😂 She never had any chicks, and she was the most beautiful, white-feathered friend my mom had
@@pansepot1490 yea maybe it might be projecting. But what if it is not. I am not even talking about animals like ants or worms. I am talking about cats and dogs which have been observed to actually care about their young one.
Or is it ok not to give them choices. Eh. Whatevsr works i guess. Maybe we shouldnt care even if they do overlap in mental capacity.
@@lukelim5094 working at an animal shelter, mixed breeds puppies end up being cycled in a shelter which isn't a good life. Plus there are many cancers that can arise from not having your pet spayed or neutered.
Amen. I love you all.
My chihuahua searched for a place to give birth to her 4 puppies. She hid in my closet :| i had to throw away my clothes after but im glad she was atleast compfy lol
This brings joy to my heart seeing the little boy going down under the house and in that little tunnel to retrieve the puppies.What makes me so happy? Is it reminds me so much of myself and my dad and family when I was a kid.I remember my dad's cousin was locked out Oh the house and my little cousin wasn't home at the time but I was with my dad always voice and there was a small crack in the window. And nobody could get in but I volunteered and I did it it felt like a mission impossible mission. And as soon as I opened the door everybody jumped up hugged me and said great job I was so proud because my dad was so happy because his son. Solved the problem that save this from hearing it from the wives spending money e t c. I used to do stuff like that all the time and it was always of adventure for me. Because I was the adventurous kid always playing imaginative and when I was able to put those skills to the test or to good use I was always. Happy because my dad would be so happy and proud because that was his son doing all those things. And I can tell I really brought a lot of joy to my dad so anytime. I had a chance to show off in front of my dad's friends. I would do it so that way it makes my dad. Look good and they would give him a Pat on the back for raising such a great kid. So that was my goal in life before my dad passed was. To make my dad proud and happy so that way he can say to himself. That's me I raised that kid exclamation poi would have done anything to make my dad happy and it kills me every day to see a father. Is sent together? But I know my dad would be disappointed if I was sad seeing such a good moment in life between a father and son. My dad would say don't feel bad about that because that was us!My dad was very wise
You and youre whole family are so wierd😂
She trusts them so well ❤
How tf is no one talking how that dog is under their house
Nahh frr
Probably went into the crawl space, that's what my dogs did.
murican plywood houses on stilts... probably just dug a hole and got under the wooden box.
Because it's a common occurence?
Huskies are also renowned diggers
There are still nice people put there helping animals and people❤❤😊
"She's in the walls... "roo roo" SHES IN THE GOD DAMN WALLS!"
Kinda makes you wonder why she thought under the house was a better alternative for giving birth than inside the house.
Her -owner- humans didn't provide a place for her to have her puppies (but, like, how were they supposed to know, right? we all learn as we go), so she made her own.
Because it's an animal
Gotta love puppies
What beautiful dog.
She wasn't safe enough next to them .That's why she chose that place .
No i think they didnt know and they just found out maybe thats why she had been running away because she wanted somewhere safe she can give birth and since they didnt know they couldn't have made like a room with everything she needs.