Heartbreak as Dog is Revealed to be 'Seriously ill' Mentally | It's Me or The Dog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ม.ค. 2020
- Rocky has been biting guests and family members and dog training expert Victoria Stilwell thinks there may be a medical issue behind the behaviour and gets in the experts. Is there hope for this seriously ill dog, or will he be this way for the rest of his life?
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Can't get over one of the worlds best dog vets having the last name "Dogman"
I mean with a name like dogman what else could he do? Lol
the subs say "dodman", but i heard "dogman" too :'D
hi chiibe old fan here :)
Like Graveyard Girls (Bunny's fiancee!)
It's not "Dogman" 😂, it's Dodman!
Honestly curious why people think being aggressive towards an animal will ever make the animal less agressive.
Blame "trainers" like Cesar Milan who taught a generation of dog owners that dominating your dog until it learns helplessness (referred to as "submission" by this hack) was an optimal way to train a reactive dog...
@@TheGoldenDunsparce yea, wow, I've never realised that until now. Thank you. That show made me overpower my dogs without understanding our friends. Now I can clearly see the difference of both shows.
Right! I have my cousin's dog who was given to her father then ended up with me. They beat him and left him in a crate and when they moved they left him in an apartment by himself for a week until the lease was up. He is a good dog BUT, screaming BUT, you must mind your hands with him or he will attack you. Luckily, I can read his body language, his face, his ears, and I give him vocal cues I'm about to put my hands on him. Let him lick my hand first always or he can snap.
TheGoldenDunsparce My mom still believes that that’s the best way. Good thing we’re cat people.
That's pretty ignorant dont you think?? As a certified dog trainer who goes all over the country rehabilitating aggressive dogs I meet so many prejudice people like you. More dogs are put down a DAY because of a aggression problem then any other kind, and it's because people spreading this viewpoint believe that they cant be helped. I guarantee you that with the work I do theres no case too tough for me, but it does take time and it isnt all positive reinforcement. If you're actually curious (which I dont think you are) I'd be happy to point you in the direction of some of the articles I frequently give to people who want to judge me without researching the entirety of the argument first.
Poor Rocky! Obviously he had his behaviour difficulties, but to have a dog, any dog, and not walk him? Smh!
Bajan Mum I know! There’s really no excuse, especially with a high energy herding breed that needs daily exercise and stimulation
So true. After divorced I take care of 6 dogs alone. I Wake Up at 4 in the morning to make Time for them to have walks and playtime.
@@eeeelayna all dogs need walks
Mini Pas that’s... that’s what I just said? Lol
@@eeeelayna yeah but you said especially. There's no exceptions, all dogs need exercise and that's all
All these doggie issues are owners using dogs as decorative pillows.
True except dogs with illnesses are not teddies
@@smallraccoon7561 lol
That’s kind of unfair to say, some owners have the best intentions but no education
@@catkay9528 Literally a 3 year old child would know you need to walk a dog. Lack of education isn't really an excuse for not taking your dog outside.
@@catkay9528 the road to destruction is paved with good intentions.
WELCOME TO another episode of I don't know How to take care of a 🐕
It makes me just so angry that people get a pet and do no research of how to take care of it.
My neighbour overhandles her dog giving him anxiety and this poor dog is on psyc medication. I told her what I thought.
Lol you made my day😂😂
How could they possibly have known? Don’t be rude.
@@asa5276 there are so many ways they could have found out if they'd tried, and they don't take care of him. If anything, the comment was insufficiently rude.
If you really felt bad for him, you'd take him for a walk every single day. Do people think they can have dogs and not take them for walks? Dogs aren't people. They have a sick dog primarily due to them.
Dogs aren't people, no. But I don't think anyone thinks it's healthy for a person to stay in the same house their whole life and never go outside.
@@awesimo4684 well people do same with cats and tinier animals. they all have a need to run more than in a tiny cage u know
+Jesse MacDonough-The compulsion disorder certainly wouldn't have escalated to such a dangerous point had they kept him on a strict exercise routine. He would still be having problems from it, and they wouldn't be sure what was wrong with him, but it also wouldn't have gotten to the point where he was frequently biting the family as much as he was. With the dog locked away downstairs for long periods of time, and no way to go outside and just enjoy a good life, he was also locked in hard to that compulsion disorder. Anxiety and boredom escalated that disorder and made it run rampant. Not all of it could've been avoided had the family just let him get exercise, but it would have alleviated a lot of what they were suffering through.
They allowed Rocky to get to that point to where Dodman wasn't even sure there was even anything he could do for Rocky. If they allowed for the problem to continue for far longer, it probably would've been too late to do anything for Rocky. Victoria probably came in at just the right time where anything could be done to help him. And all that was needed for him to get better, was just to let him run around for awhile and be a dog. He was already far happier to be doing that.
If a dog is prone to biting, should you really be taking it out in public?
@@edwardandeli Muzzle training isn't harmful to the dog - allows it to breath, pant, drink - but prevents bites. An aggressive dog still needs exercise, but should be muzzled for safety.
I'd say one of the things he needs is a bloody good groom..those knotts and matts WILL be causing him pain
Nicola Taylor Thank you!
no one EVER thinks of the grooming, thank you!
These people should not be allowed to own a dog 😥
i would assume given the behaviour that no groomer will go within ten yards of him as he would need to be sedated but they really should either try to groom him at home after his exercise when he is worn out with a family member he trusts and wont get aggressive with or they need to get him groomed under sedation as a starting point and then do little grooming sessions regularly so it doesn't get bad again
@@jasminejo2424 believe me iv groomed many a dog with issues like this..and owners who expect show dog standards..dont brush there dogs and are surprised when the dog needs a full clip off!
I would like to see a "Where Are They Now" type video. Like an update on how they are doing a month or two later. Knowing that Victoria isn't coming back after 2 weeks. I think that'd be interesting to see if they really kept up with her training methods. All of Victoria's cases.
These were made 15 years ago ish. So that would be very sad.
I get what you mean though, I would love that for newer programs like this.
@@HopeGardner3amed oh , that's too bad but that's good to know
@@HopeGardner3amed my dog learned to play dead... he doesnt do anyother trick any more. I mean you see how happy he is.
Victoria so you took your dog to a taxidermist yep im out.
Well we got updates about the big presario pup, Casper, but it wasn't good.
Seeing him leaping around the field literally brought tears to my eyes, he looked so happy!
That part choked me up the most.
I agree!! He looked soooo happy!! I love this dog! 💖😍
Mine too
I looked after a dog who ran like that.
Its hard because in a dog park he wouldn't run he didn't like playing with boisterous dogs and was often intimidated. He liked running with 1 or 2 dogs if it was just a game of chase, but enjoyed running around people on his own too.
But when he ran on an open field. His face was pure joy and for me his back legs flicked out slightly side ways like a cartoon bunny.
I never see dogs running free in the American episodes I don’t understand, I live in the U.K. and always take my dog running round fields, woods ect. He never has lead walks, I don’t understand why Americans on this program only walk them round the block or however many blocks but no fields or running around I just don’t get it
For the life of me, I just can't understand people that get a dog without realising that regular decent walks and play are not simply a necessity but are part of the joy of having a dog in your life
exactly….while i was in school for my masters my husband wanted a dog I said not until I was done with school because i knew i couldn’t dedicate the time to play, train and be with the dog. He agreed and we are waiting
I also watch a dog grooming channel ... I can understand an owner not doing baths or nail trimming, but I was surprised how many owners don't even brush their dogs!
I love dogs, but I won't get one. I live in a city flat, work full time, and have a temporary health issue which means I can't walk a dog. So I watch these videos ... someday.
Many and I mean MANY people ruin their own fun for the walks because they have NO SENSE of giving the dog ANY structure, education and discipline so that both the dog and the owner can interact with the world outside confidently and happily.
...
Them: Brings working breed dog in to home. Doesn't walk dog, doesn't let dog go do doggie things, blow off steam. Claim they love dog 'so much', don't know what is wrong.
Victoria & Everyone else: Go do those things.
Dog: improves.
Them: :O Shock! Awe!
Most of the people seem to think that dogs are stuffed animals....
Florence Chan right?! I work at a doggie day camp and I see this a lot. Or they’ll take the dog to training every week but don’t work with the dog at home and get mad the dog isn’t trained 🙄
oh well now i dont have to watch it ! lol
kinda the same in every ep
In germany you need to get a license nowadays to keep a dog. That or either having taking care for a dog for over 10 years prior to the new law
FRUSTRATED now, come on, the word exercise was probably written on the papers u got with the dog.
Right .. if you want a dog... Don't treat the dog like it should be perfect without any exercise or training.
So many think the pets are stuffed animals. Cute to look at it, that’s it. Doesn’t realize the amount of work required.
Yeah, I'm surprised at how many people still don't know that a dog needs excercise.
Family: He has so many problems!
Dog Professional: Have you tried taking him out to the park?
Family: *Surprised pikachu face* OMG it works!
And the dog park appears to be within walking distance but I could be wrong. Ours is 23 miles away and I don't drive but I walk them daily and get a ride to the park twice a week. These people are too ignorant to be pet owners. 😑
Dog:did you just understand me
See i dont think they started out this way. I think the dog started showing symptomes and then they gradually shut him more in, actually working against him, but trying to keep him and others safe. I dont blame them for thinking they need to shut him away instead of giving him more exercise. People here are so rude :/
@@Koselill Finally! It's nice to see someone give an intelligent response for once. It's all too easy to see the vicious cycle that could result in the dog being kept in the house all day. These people probably thought they were helping the dog by avoiding putting him in a situation where he'd bite someone and end up being destroyed.
Pahahaha
This family is a bunch of liars. She said she's taken him to the vet many times and they don't know what's wrong? So you never explained to the vet his anxiety problems and how you never exercise him? Because ANY vet would advise the same... That you need to take him outside good grief. Not everyone is smart enough to own a dog and it's sad.
It’s good idea to watch a dog training session
I have started to think this is all "reality" tv.
Dogs who go "outside" regularly and get plenty of exercise, also bite and attack if they feel threatened or have been subjected to trauma or pick up on negative energy.
I doubt she brought him to a vet because most people don't consider that "misbehavior" can be a sign of a medical issue. It's important to go to a vet right away if your dog acts weird, even if it's something as simple as barking more or not listening as usual.
Ur making an assumption that all vets are competent. That’s not the case for doctors so the same applies for vets.
The stupidity is jaw dropping. Of course he's going to have problems if never walked or socialised.
They needed a cat and even a cat needs to be played with and loved
@@ultraboombean totally agree.
And this woman’s answer... drug the dog. I really despise this woman
@@ReeTVdocs Sometimes medication is necessary for a dog to go along with behavioral training so that the dog can focus and learn. There's nothing wrong with medicating a dog temporarily.
@@ReeTVdocs dogs just like people sometimes need medication. You wouldn't expect someone with Bipolar Disorder or Schizophrenia to not have some pharmaceutical help to maintain the status quo so why do you expect a dog to suffer through it.
i would’ve also told the family they need to take him to get a sedated groom at the vet, he is clearly very matted and needs a shave down before the matting cuts off circulation to limbs, ears, etc
Right? His running barely caused his fur to move
“No way! I never knew my hyperactive dog needed more exercise!! He’s literally bouncing of the walls and biting my loved ones, but I never once thought to let him roam free once in awhile...” seriously Ive never owned a dog in my life but even I know that.
When the dog ran while he was excited I felt sorry for him ... this proves that kids and dogs need space to express themselves to be mentally stable and safe... these videos taught me a lot
So.... treat him like a dog and... all is fine... ö_ö"
Oh. Habe dich hier nicht erwartet
Ja
No wayyyyy
I’d be quite embarassed if I needed a professional trainer + vet to tell me that my dog needed exercise every day :/
I'm Shocked no one sued this family after the dog bit their kid.
The kid was part of their family, from what I understood.
@@mayaklast6334 If I was the kid's mom I'd never let my child near the dog again after the first time!
Suing for a dog bite sounds like such a Karen thing to do. Unless the dog literally mauled the child I dont see why you can't just settle for never going around it again
@@xerogravityy yeah until it really does hurt a human being. Then what huh?
@@xerogravityy It did maul her. She needed stitches and plastic surgery.
Victoria: "So this dog is behing a gate and-"
Vet: *I know everything now*
Hahaha lmaoo
Yeah it's really amazing.
It made me smile as soon as Rocky was let off the leash, because it was perfectly clear that this dog needed as much exercise as possible.
Yeah, you love your dog SOOO much, but have Never let him run free outside. Or take him for a good long walk? Right. Shame on you!
Sed yeah. ANY high energy dog, especially a herding breed, will go insane if they don’t have exercise and a job
Right?
My mum's friend has two staffys. I was round there the other day, and one kept jumping on the sofa and climbing all over me. I did what Victoria does, and after a while of standing up and ignoring him, he settled and sat calmly beside me. I'd rather a gentler approach to correcting dogs than the way Caesar does it.
both ways work tbh. but i do like the calmer approach
Yea Caeser would have you pinning them to the floor by their neck or something really dramatic lol.
@@midwestbambi Caesar's way works for a little while by suppressing the problem, but cause more problems in the long run :( you have to get to the root of the problem, which is NOT dominance or anything to do with "alpha" type stuff 99% of the time. Caesar uses pins and "alpha rolls" which not just anybody can do with just any dog, first of all, and second of all, that aggression can be redirected onto the owner because they are the ones now causing the fear and distress. It's scary to the dog for you to do that to them, and if you don't listen to their warnings, they WILL bite, even their owner. Caesar also uses a process called "flooding", where basically he exposes the dog to the thing that causes a bad reaction in them (usually due to fear) and eventually they just shut down and stop reacting. They're still terrified of the thing that caused the problem, but now they've learned that trying to communicate to us that they're afraid or upset is just going to fall on deaf ears, so they just shut down and do nothing. It doesn't fix the problem. It's like putting someone who's terrified of spiders in a room full of spiders. Eventually they might curl up in the corner and stop screaming, but that doesn't mean they're not still afraid--there's just nothing else they can do.
Positive reinforcement is so much gentler on owner and dog, and gets results almost as quickly but with less biting or fear. I feel like anyone with any sort of love for animals and even a little common sense could look at the two methods and figure out that one is much better in the long run than the other :)
Sweet Teahyung Cesar’s way does not just work for a little while. His Methode is equally as effective as Victoria’s. He just handles more difficult and aggressive dogs than her and is specialized in that. There is not one right way when it comes to dog training, there are plenty.
@@adriadark7819 his ways are not humane, and Victoria (and many other positive reinforcement trainers) have worked with plenty of aggressive dogs. Just because this show doesn't have a bunch of aggressive pitbulls and German shepherds and Rottweilers doesn't mean that Victoria has never worked with dogs like those.
Caesar fights aggression with aggression, and fear with fear and even more aggression. I have watched his show, I know what he does. I used his methods at first with my dog and almost RUINED our relationship. His methods get people bit and traumatize dogs.
Vet: put him on medication
Family: let’s go on TV first!
You made my last hour of the day
Well Victoria and that top vet dude said therapy and training before meds. So they did right by going on TV, because now the don't need to medicate.
Amelie's Magical W0rld thank you ☺️
My response would be let's get a second opinion as well.
@@francescacozens6064 They said he needed both. The family needed someone to clear how important the exercise was, so calling Victoria in was a good idea, but the meds are going to be very necessary to help keep him level until he has been trained how to relax when there are guests around.
Behavioural therapist: Thats the prescription
Exercise...
Owner : smiles
Behavioural therapist: EVERYDAY
Owner: rolls eyes.
The annoying thing is there's another video of them shifting the blame of who's supposed to be in "charge" of the dog's routine in terms of exercise, unsure if it's from the same episode.
@@wolfygaming7222 It is from the same episode. This family was pretty horrible about taking care of the dog, but I think they get it now, at least.
But I think he should have given them at least a medical option, during a snow storm or travel it may not be possible to do all this
@@catkay9528 he did mention at around 9:00 pharmacotherapy ie medication. He wants them doing both excercise and medication. I'm sure Victoria will have given them ideas for what to do on bad weather days etc.
ok
How do you have a family of 5 and no one exercises the dog?
We are two & go out 3 times a day. Sometimes up to 3 hours.
Stunned! We have a 1 year old and take her out for over two hours each day and throw a ball around our very large garden at least 2 times a day for up to half an hour. We hardly have a peep out of her at night because she's exhausted but happy and so obedient that we were able to train her to go on the lead within days of having her (she's a rescue and was abused, never had a collar or lead on her until we got her) She's brilliant off lead, moves to the side and sits for cars or bikes along the road and is always looking back to see if we're coming, if we're too far behind her she comes hurtling back at full speed!!
Is it just me or who else binge watches these videos??
Love these videos!!
Im not sure if there are enough episodes left for me to do that
@@GodOfPlague same lol
I've been watching the past 5 days non-stop 😂
@@JamesThomas-pe7mv same
You’re right. This clip focusing on The dog’s symptom with professional. Previous clip focus on training.
As a groomer I want to know their grooming habits with Rocky...can you get a comb through that coat?
Omg same get me a 7f to sort him out, that coat must be hurting him. literally every dog with this coat type has to be shaved because owners are clueless
Saaaame that was all I was thinking!! Definitely can’t get a comb through that coat, needs a 7 or 10 blade ASAP!🙈
DOG GROOMERS... Maybe you can help me, my dog (moo) was a stray for the 1st two years of his life and grooming is a real trauma for him.. Up to now I can do his back, sides, head and chest but underneath round his tackle and inside his back legs is a big no-no.
Any tips on how to keep him calm so I can do these areas would be very gratefully received.. No groomer in my town or the next will touch him because he takes up too much time and he gets really matted like dreadlocks underneath..
Make it a positive experience, give him treats if he doesn't freak out when the brush is near those areas and eventually you can move to just touching those areas with the brush, and finally start brushing them while giving him treats. (This is not done in one day btw, it's done over a week or more.
Ok groomer. :D
"I just feel bad for him, I really do"
So do the rest of us. We feel bad because he has bad owners.
Rocky is absolutely fur-iggin' adorable! I just want to give him big hugs and cuddle with him for hours!
You must choose a dog that fits you lifestyle, if you are a couch potato,get a really laid back dog. And there aren't too many of those! ALL dogs need exercise and stimulation to be happy AND healthy. That is a living creature with feelings and needs, you MUST meet those needs or don't get a dog. Victoria, you are the BEST!
I would say take a pet that fits your lifestyle. If you are a couch potato, take a cat, or animals that don't go outside like small rodents, birds, reptiles. Cleaning the cage recquire some work, but not a lot. At least a lot less work than walking a dog everyday.
or just get the doll version of dog 😁dont need exercise,food,poop
Ik. And one dog can have need tons of exercise and another dog of the same breed can be a couch potato. I had a pittie and I had developed some medical issues and couldn’t walk her everyday but she was fine with that as long as she was walked a few times a week. Then I’ve known pitties who needed walked every single day multiple times. Mine was just a laid back dog who would do whatever you were doing. She sensed my panic attacks before I even got one and has completely prevented them before. There’s been days I was in so much pain I could barely move and she laid right next to me most of the day. She didn’t mind and she was well behaved. It all depends on the dogs personality not necessarily the breed and I was just lucky enough to get a laid back dog who was happy doing whatever you were and just being with you.
If you're a couch potato, you need a retired racing greyhound. They take retirement VERY seriously.
@@jenniferi.4385 Greyhounds and whippets are in general very chilled dogs. They need to have a quick sprint once a day, but other than that they are total couch potatoes and do very well in apartments.
What a waste of time, coz everyone else knows what’s wrong with this dog-his owner...
Most of the problems comes from the owner but it is clearly said in the video that he has dysfunction disorders and anxiety- something that needs to be talked about
@@quit-rt4vz does not change the fact that the DOG has a dysfunction
im early and i have nothing else to say except i hope this dog is happy and healthy now. he didnt deserve to be as anxious as he was. such a good boy.
Look, I'm happy this family is getting help. Even only having had 5 dogs under 20 lbs so far, I knew to walk them regularly. Come on people. Rub some brain cells together. You can do it.
Common sense-even children that are cooped up with no exercise or something to occupy them will act out. Idleness is the devils workshop...
Rocky was literally bouncing in that field! Oh god that was such a wholesome moment.
Crying and saying, "I love him so much" but utterly neglecting his right to exercise is proof you don't love the dog! Get a painting of a dog instead.
You can love something and also not understand it. She's utterly irresponsible, but I'm sure she loves the dog.
This is sad, i love how she is very willing to help 😔
“I love him so much, just not enough to walk him”
How can you say that your dog nips and then say two minutes later “he bit my niece so bad that she had to go to hospital, get stitches and plastic surgery”. Madness
Okay so the dog bit a child and they brought them together again, guess kid or a dog, bad parents are bad
This reminds me of my Gigi, the Rottie on my avatar. She was this dog when she came into my life. It took me a year to rehab her. She had never run off leash, never seen water, never anything.
She was 110 hundred pounds of neglect.
I was so proud of her becoming a therapy dog after all she had gone through.
seeing dog running, playing and most importantly being happy, is honestly one of the greatest sights in the world
Yes.
Can’t believe you would get a dog and not exercise them. I’m 67 with a 14 wks puppy take him out for 2 hrs a day, play with him, he is so well adjusted and socialise already. It’s not rocket science.
99.99% of most people don't get dogs. They can't stay inside all day regardless of how big your house is. I have 2 German Shepards, a Labrador, and puppies. In a 5 acres lot, in a camper. We walk atleast 2 miles a day... on a bad day... I take the time to care...
Absolutely wonderful ❤ 🐕
I miss my two girls so much. How content, happy and relaxed we were when we returned from our walks, then smiling as your dogs happily drift off to sleep, paws and eye-lids twitching.....dreaming about playing on the fields they've just been on!!
🙂😍
Love to you and your Puppy 🐶❤
It is amazing to me how people can not know that a dog needs to go outside and run around!! How the hell do you not know that?!! Unbelievable!!
This is like my cat from hell...Jackson: why is your cat acting up? Answer: no toys no beds no stimulation...Jackson: here is toys and towers. Owners: he is changed! This is the same thing but with dogs...NOT EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE PETS JUST LIKE NOT EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE CHILDREN...WE SHOULD HAVE CLINICAL PERMITS TO HAVE BOTH...owners fault...
jennifer ceballos my favorite two animal experts. Victoria stillwell and Jackson Galaxy
Omg I'm not the only one who thinks people need a license to breed (human or animal) thank you!!!
Owner: my dog bites everyone and I cant control his energy!
Victoria: Have you done walkies?
Owner: no why?
Victoria & Me: Rolls our eyes....
Mum: I'm so sad I love him like a child
Also mum: doesn't walk him, doesn't groom him, doesn't take him to the vet
You can really tell by the way he hops around that this dog has never had the opportunity to run freely.
Not really.
I hope Rocky gets the exercise he needs. He looks like he could use a grooming but it may because I am a groomer.
Would've loved it if Victoria would've included that in the episode as a sort of makeover so they could see his eyes better and understand his body language
Love of Pets I’m not a groomer but that’s the first thing I thought too. They need to give the poor dog a good bath and haircut by a professional groomer of course!
I immediately smiled while seeing him run around happy and having fun!
When I first heard the doctor's name, I'm like..."Mr Dogman?"
That’s Doctor Dogman to you madam!
@@animalkah Translates in my language roughly to "Died-man" so lucky for his careeer he didn't became a doctor here
@@animalkah That's mister to you.~
Victoria geeking out while talking to the Dr is like how any of us would geek out when talking with Victoria lol
Wheatens are definitely high energy and need lots of running and long walks. Our second one even climbed a tree at the cottage. We made sure she was socially adjusted as soon as we brought her home, and of course she had all of the cute puppy quirks that were fun. Also, a trainer one to two times a week was a huge bonus. We learned from our first wheaten that the breeder makes a huge difference and I mean huge. Our first wheaten was “the dog that no one wants”. She was also the sweetest dog I had ever met. The second breeder interviewed us before she would even put us on her wait list. We had to stay overnight when we went to get her as the drive was 8 hours in each direction.
She sees the vet once a year for her checkups as compared to once every 3 weeks as something new was wrong with her.
This is a high energy doggie. He needs to be running and having fun. Not stuck in the house. I miss mine. He passed away. I enjoyed walking with him,running, playing fetch and lots and lots of cuddling.
Rubbing his belly and upper chest. Put some incense on massage. Calm down the environment.
A medium dog like this would make so happy. I just want to hug him and love him so much.
"Hes never run free"
That makes me sad, frustrated and angry all at once.
It was really nice to see him running around and just being able to release his built up energy to do naturally what dogs like to be doing. I hope this family will continue with this and he really is adorable
is it THAT HARD to let your dog out? are you kidding me? I honestly don't why someone let this dog with them 😑
Thank you Victoria! I really appreciate all of your videos. I watched them and learned so much. 💖💖💖
How can they say, I really feel sorry for him, but never take care of the dog??? No, you don't feel sorry for him. Give him to someone who will care for him.
I’ve never seen a dog that had a bad disease I’m happy he is doing good now
So happy Victoria is able to help guide the owners in nurturing Rocky. He's a beautiful pup who has a chance at a good life now. ❤️
This is exactly what my mom and her dog is like. She refuses to walk him, won’t fix the fence, and he bites everyone except me. He has bitten a cop, neighbors, friends, anyone. His name is also Rocky, I suspect he may have been abused by my dad before he passed when we got him, and my dad also got him from a pet store. When I walked him everyday he was a lot better, but I have my own animals to take care of and can’t put him before my own.
Victoria can you pls follow up on any progress this dog makes? I want to know what happens to him. Thanks.
Pretty sure this was filmed more than 5 years ago now.
There's another segment with this dog where he's doing better I think.
@Skylynxify Reborn The full episode isn't posted, and this clip doesn't end with any follow up like the other segment from this episode did. Way to tell someone to watch the whole thing after not watching the whole thing yourself 😂😂
My heart goes out to this dog.
I don’t have a dog, but I’ve helped train my friends pup and my brothers dog and they are always soo good at it, and I have to thank Victoria for teaching me I’m hoping to get a dog soon :)
I am extremely proud that they are not giving up on Rocky excellent job to the family and an excellent job Victoria.👍👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰
Owner: My dog has such bad behaviors I don't know what to do.....
Victoria: Have you ever taken your dog outside?
Owner: Dogs can go outside? Wow I never knew that
Poor baby, I hope they work on him and with him, and he gets well soon enough
Grandma throwing that ball ♡
Aww Rocky, good boy. I'm rooting for you!!
How an owner could NEVER take their dog to an open field to run around is beyond me. Especially when there are five people in this family!! I am a single mom with two dogs of the working breed and I make sure they're walked at least an hour a day plus we go to dog parks twice a week for them to sprint around and play. I'm so glad this family got help for this sweet boy 💖 I hope they've stuck with it.
Consider he’s not been out on walks much of ever, he did AMAZING in that field! My dog has had tons of training from day one, and i still don’t get that kind of voluntary engagement from him lmao. They’re very lucky.
The dog looked so happy running aww
I watched a lot of “it’s me or the dog” before getting a dog .. and so far I’ve done what Victoria always recommends. And never had a problem with my dog ....
Poor guy, look how happy he is when running around and him giving his paws at the end 😭❤.. and then how miserable he was locked behind a gate. All that frustration just came out in a bad way.. but at least the owner isnt giving up on him and is willing to work with him.
Poor Rocky,he's such a beautiful dog and just needs to be treated well
I am so happy that you were able to help Rocky and this family! Yeah! :)
I live your work Viktoria! You remember me at Mary Poppins!❤🤩
Rocky looks like my dog Nita (a beautiful poodle-like mix we adopted when she was a puppy)...May she rest in peace (January 2020)
About the episode, not walking your dog it's like if it was into a long, long quarantine separation (like the actual we are living).
I'm so sorry for your loss. 💗 I had a dog like this too when I was a teenager. Ironically, even though he was not a little dog (like a Standard Poodle mix, medium to tall sized), his name was Little Bit. I still miss him.
Dr. Dogman is rlly wearing a suit in a dog park... I respect B)
Nezuko!
Loved watching this dog run around and play.
My heart goes to this poor dog. I was very negatively influenced by my environment as a child too. It's very sad that in different circumstances both mine and his lives could turn out to be better and healthier. Unfortunately Rocky can't provide for himself - the only hope is that the owners will take a better care of him than they did in the past.
Send much love to Rocky ❤
That poor dog. All those years cooped up. A good grooming and he'll feel even better.
Great job Victoria ❤️
That expert veterinarian that diagnosed the dog, was the first I ever heard mention puppy mills on the show (the reason might be genetic factors, a puppy mill / pet shop situation. But it must not manifest. But if stress, unhealthy situations are added it can show up in the dog).
So the issue was that he wanted to run a bit
When Victoria looks at the camera 😂
One of the greatest reasons why I keep coming back to your videos is because of the witty and hilarious replies in the comment section by your channel
Love your videos, big hug from Buenos Aires, xoxo
Who woulda thought he just needed exercise and love
It’s hard giving away / getting rid of something you love
It is......😔😭
But if it endangered my family, I would do it it, no question. Especially if it were dangerous for children.
At the same time. If you truly love someone. You will do what is best for them.
Kevin RAAAMAGE and your 100 percent right about that , it’s a hard decision to make
@@Diana-te5vy yea, have had to make the decision for my siblings, I don't have kids but if the instinct was that strong to protect the little ones I can only imagine how I'd feel about my children. It feels primal and very strong
Such a beautiful way to help a furry family member.
this is the same family from that video where nobody wanted to walk the dog! it's good to see Rocky doing better.
Can I just point out that Victoria is a prime example of healthy leader !! She could easily be a "know-it-all" and have her ego go above and beyond however she always actually just does her job in such a prestine manner and her job is the wellfare of the dogs and so if she has a case that is beyond her capabilities, she gets in the special experts that are just as good at their jobs as she is at her ! I don't think people understand how much this small fact should be appreciate it !
I have a boxer and she can be a complete nightmare if she’s had no exercise that day after a couple of hour run she’s too pooped to be bold
I love these
The grandma playing witht the dog was so cute.