LollipopFromHell
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Poor doggo is kind of scared right now...
Apr 9, 2020 2:46 PM
LollipopFromHell
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Poor doggo is kind of scared right now...
pinhero
Vets are often very calming to anxious pooches. This dog+my feels=?
torettodelph4
He is in love
JDJersey
What a good dog!!!! ?
OwlsAreTheWorst
I felt that ?
KorbenDallasMultipass
My dog scared pees all over the vet. That kind of drip-drip thing where there's just no stopping it and soon the whole room is covered in it
Rhulain
and of course even if you try and take them outside before hand they wont pee a drop.
wholesomeexplanation
What a frickin' sweetheart <3
1234qwerty
I suspect he’s a blood donor and does this regularly. He’s the best boy and I love him. He might also be a hero. ❤️
bananasun
Not even a flinch. What a brave boy
magila
That dog will do anything to get his fix of heroin.
lokikismit
Little doggo is scared but trusting
DougDeNasty
The bacon behind the left ear trick.
noodleslurper
That's a loved dog.
INeedMoreGifMeMoreJustOneMore
Scared but acting TOUGH for his buddy next to him
ohnoyoudidnotjustdothat
OH! LOOK AT THAT FACE ??????????????????
pineapplewalrus
And then there's my dog that pissed, shit, screamed, howled and fought like he was dying when his nails were clipped
smorsdoeuvres
Aww sweet baby looks like it’s it’s love with the vet
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Loadertron
It's all about the eye contact.
partyanimal69420
DesperateDunn365
I am too ?
partyanimal69420
Iullyiullyus
Shaows
I think that dog needs some glasses
youreathing
That body posture and ear position seem to suggest s/he's incredibly frightened though...
t11ker1
That vet have too much trusting for that dog for my taste, she is putting his face so damn close D:
WilliamHuskerAdama
As a dog trainer, I disagree. He's not showing any signs of aggression
vahnn
I love him
ltflrf
Thats also a great vet tech. Needle in the right place on the first try? I wish all of my nurses were that good!
mylittlebatman12
Why isn't she wearing gloves..?
ConfuuzedBoner
There's no reason to for blood draws unless the patient has a zoonotic disease which are very, very rare
mylittlebatman12
Thank you! :)
OkButWhyWereTheyFilming
That is an "I'm scared but I trust you" look if I've ever seen one.
itwasababyox
I was so relieved when she smiled and gave pets.
pacal1171
That dog is way better than I am when I have my blood drawn.
aninvisiblemaniac
last I heard this was actually a girl dog
Taresz
I upvote this every time it's reposted.
fulknasty
That is one of the bravest good boys I've ever seen
jelladelta
Oh God, don't look at the needle. Don't look down. Oh God! Is there blood?? I smell blood. Ama pass out. - dog
PipetteWarrior
That is not a good boy....he is the best boy
CilantroGirl
You had me in the first half not gonna lie
ToxicMolluscinity
goodest boy
FourLegsGood
It hurts me that they don't know it's for their own good.
AlecMyBalls
Yeah it's sad. Like they think we want to hurt them.
punkjml40
Just like me when I get a shot
DeinnsBeans
You're not a dog. No one cares
StunnedGoofy
Of vodka
Cartoones
Just like me when shot gets I
PTNLemay
I look at this and think "Oh a shot of some kind? Well that reaction is entirely normal."
LeakyBunghole
I thought I was tough & watch. 1 time the doc tried to hide it & I still looked. Dude basically pulled out a fuckin elephant tranquilizer
LeakyBunghole
Ever since that I’m a changed man when it comes to needles. “A little bitch” as one might suggest
NockLoose
I was a vet tech, I would never do what she did for several reasons. It's unsafe for you and unsafe for the dog. It's not cute it's reckless
donteatlegoplease
Could you explain the issue?
NockLoose
Needle sticks, bites, rupturing the vein, falling off the table, not to mention not using proper precautions when dealing with the patient.
donteatlegoplease
Sorry, I meant what is she doing wrong? Having the dog on the table, or being too close? I'm ignorant of proper procedure bere
YourIceCreamMan
Can anyone explain why so many dogs seem so docile and cooperative at The Vet- in the hands of a stranger?
LordDebuchan
It's fear I'd imagine. Imagine how a vet must smell to a dog. Sharp smells of chemicals and the scent of death from those that never left.
ProcrastinatingWork
Fear for some, like the posted dog. The promise of treats for others who aren't so afraid
1234qwerty
This dog may be a blood donor. Sometimes working dogs or the dogs living with animal care pros are trained to be donors from puppyhood.
AllTheGoodOnesWereGone
Ours loves it, jumps around, will not hold still. Impossible to listen to his heart etc.
Magpiebones
They are on that edge between defensive aggression/fleeing and going with submissive and calming gestures to keep the stranger in good mood.
Magpiebones
My own husky fears vet visits and puts on his widest ":I" face for the whole trip. I hold his head so he wont panic snap at the vet.
foresthillsbob
Not sure, but I suspect it's a coping strategy
YourIceCreamMan
Could be- but so is cowering, snapping and biting (sarcasm not intended)
allegroconspirito
Sarcasm could also be a coping strategy