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‘Brave’ dogs reaction when realize he’s going to the Vet

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‘Brave’ dogs reaction when realize he’s going to the Vet

Neither would we if we as humans had to get close to a building where people were screaming, crying and shouting (howling, whining, barking, meowing heard at the vet). They are really brave.
This is funny and sad at the same time. The look of cutting terror in the dog’s eyes is heart wrenching.
These are all education, training and trust. My vet is loved by all cats and dogs because how he talks to them, his pockets are full of yummy stuff and he gives them a ball😂
Both my dogs LOVED the vet even when they poked and poked. They go to the back of the reception desk to “work”. My current dog is trying to get into Petco until we get to the sitter’s door. Then like “Oh no”.

Our dogs are afraid to go to the vet, but as soon as they see him, they roll over on their backs wagging their tails. They love him and his team.
Our vet had a house cat (named “Wren”) listed on the name board as “Office Manager”. He always goes out to say hello to patients waiting to be seen. He had a strange “pigeon-toed” gait with his front paws pointing outward. He passed away a few years ago. Of course, one of the disadvantages of being a vet’s house cat (or house dog) is that you NEVER KNOW when it’s time to go to the vet.
I feel very fortunate with my two daughters. They run to the vets. they love it. I really feel sorry for dogs that are afraid of vets.
My mixed breed older son would go crazy. Trying to get him through the door was like trying to catch a wild pony, and he loved people, so he would scream in a voice that sounded like anguish. On top of that, he used to drive horribly. So I would break into a sweat with a dog howling (tail wagging hello) and “No treats!!” I miss him, but I don’t miss those trips!

My dog really loves his vet. This is surprising, because we remember going into surgery after swallowing the milk bottle cap. He spent two weeks in his cone of shame, but to be honest, I don’t think he remembers. He’s still looking forward to seeing his friends in the bushes.
My Beagle was like these dogs when we went to the vet but after our visit I started taking him to McDonalds next door and shared a small hamburger patty with him and that eased some of the anxiety. He still didn’t want to go, but he wanted a treatment afterwards.
My Beagle was like these dogs when we went to the vet but after our visit I started taking him to McDonalds next door and shared a small hamburger patty with him and that eased some of the anxiety. He still didn’t want to go, but he wanted a treatment afterwards.
My Lab loves all people, including the vet. We found him wandering around the office when we came to pick him up. Quote from the vet: “Oh, it’s too cute to be locked up”.

I take my dog to the vet occasionally just for a visit. We hang out in the lobby and she sniffs the surroundings. It makes the job easier when he doesn’t associate the place only with strangers who give him needles.
My Ruby (a golden labrador) understood that she needed to see the vet once a month, it was okay when they hugged the vet and then ordered a treat… she knew her human mother, really loved her and praised her. in order to be well while you are there. If you praise the dog while they’re there and then offer them a treat and hug them, that breaks the ice on their reluctance to go.

I grew up with 2 wonderful cocker spaniel dogs. The first only lived to be 8 years old but then we got another that lived up to 14 years old when I got married and had our first 2 children. My dogs have been successful in going to the vet, but these dogs act as if I have been to the doctor since my childhood. I take very high blood pressure readings in the office and otherwise I can’t avoid 120/80. It reminded me of our first dog when one of the dogs wrapped its mouth around its owner as if it was going to bite. I could feel his teeth a few times and it really scared me but he didn’t bite.
I may be relevant. As a child, I hated seeing the doctor’s office. The sheer horror of knowing you have a vaccine awaits as your father drives you to the clinic.
We had a dog who realized that we were going to the vet before we even left the house. He looked upset and did every trick he knew. sit, lie down, turn, shake hands. It was so obvious that he said, “Look, daddy, I’m a good boy, don’t send me.” I finally carried it to the car.
My dog loves going to the vet. He loves his doctor. Sits immobile for the purpose of procedures. At the same time, it is the place where it is well-maintained and we put it on that area. A very popular girl there. In two weeks she will be 16 years old!! She is the best girl!! It’s all about experience. BTW, the first visit was purely for the purpose of meeting the vet, seeing where the sitter was working and where the boarding was located.
I am very grateful to have never experienced this disorder with our dogs over the years. When we got a Rottweiler because she didn’t like the Veterinary breed we have, I did everything to make sure our daughter wasn’t an issue. In the end it was just the opposite, our Rotty always gave Vet a kiss and hug after vaccination and the whole staff admired him. He was a great Rotty.

Our current dog is a Lab X and when he goes to the Vet, he will walk on the scale himself as soon as we enter the office. He surely knows where he is, but he never performs. I think it’s the owners who create their dog’s fear of going to the vet once in a while. Just as our dogs are never afraid of fireworks or sirens. I think when a dog first gets scared, he instantly looks at his owner. If the owner reacts, the dog will also react. Our old world German Shepherd actually pissed on the waiting room floor. I miss him so much, he passed out of old age. His name was Saber. Oh, by the way, he had only come for inspection purposes. She died peacefully at home.
🤣🤣🤣My first dog loved the vet! They offered him treats. The last time he looked back and started pulling it AGAIN to the vet for more treats.
one of these places looked exactly where I take my dogs3:10. That’s where I knew the fence and the road. It is a wonderful hospital as it has a water treadmill for dogs in Physical Therapy. My dog Wall-e loved that area. He was a very famous boy.
My dog had to have surgery the other day and a new vet came. My poor daughter was shaking so much when they were examining her that I felt so bad! But they took such good care of him and he is home from now on. Of course, he has to wear The Cone of Shame for 2 weeks, but he feels much better. 🥰
My dog Luna, a 13-year-old Labrador Retriever, has always loved going to the vet, and when I take her for a walk she takes me to the door of the clinic. When it’s his turn to examine, he goes straight to the scale, letting him do anything in exchange for trivia.
❤😂 reminds me of the fur baby I had. The little girl I have now is succumbing to the vet, obviously not happy but pretending to take a walk to the gallows but she will be brave.

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Hello to all followers, my name is Melis, I was born in 1985 in Istanbul. I graduated from Uludag University and Istanbul University Philosophy. I have been producing content about women for a long time and sharing them with my followers.

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