Compassionate Vet is Aggressive Rottweiler's Last Chance 💔 | Bondi Vet
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- All other vets refuse to treat this hyper-aggressive Rottweiler... Could Dr Scott be his only hope? 😱
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Like I said you are an amazing gentleman with a heck of a lot of patience and compassion. God bless you ❤❤
Pay very close attention to Dr Scott keeping a sideways posture to the dog, and never meeting direct eye contact after that first "awoo woo woo" in response to Digby barking at the start. Lots of dogs, direct eye contact with someone they don't trust sets them off on defensive. It's an aggressive posture, a contributor to dog-on-dog violence as well at dog parks when unfamiliar dogs come face to face all of a sudden. Dr Scott just vibing, and desensitizing Digby to some non-confronting chest touching, helped give Digby the opportunity to start trusting him. I know that feeling well, the breakthrough moments with dogs. Fills the heart with so much love.
Patience with animals is lovely to see ☺️
Digby is a god dog who would have been put down due to poor treatment, which terrified him! It infuriates me to see people behave poorly & then blame the dog!
@@torijade2246 Blaming the wrong end of the leash. I've seen a dog or two get like this bcuz his hoomans weren't pack leaders. Dogs are like children. They need to know they have somebody to lead them.
Yes... and the body is turned to the side. No conFRONTation!
I want to know if they had Digby as a pup how would he get so aggressive?? Maybe mishandling or something??
One of the most misunderstood breeds in the world. I mean every animal is born ultra happy & cute. It's their surroundings & circumstances that change their behaviour towards everyone. All they need is lots of patience, love & understanding.
Absolutely, though also lots of training and socialization. I see a lot of my own Rottweiler in Digby and I wonder about what could’ve happened if he’d been adopted by someone who didn’t know how to handle him. Got him as a puppy and started intense training from the moment I brought him home, hired a trainer to help out because my boy was a very stubborn and dominant dog. I know that if I hadn’t done that training with him than he would absolutely be aggressive and dangerous. But he is an absolute sweetheart and loves people, especially kids, it’s cool to see him go from his normal rambunctious bouncy self to a calm and gentle giant around small children.
Anyways, sorry for the rant lol. Love, understanding and teaching them good manners. It all depends on the dog but as an owner you need to set your dog up for success and that means making sure that you can handle the dog your taking on, because that dogs success depends on you
it’s how you train and treat them dogs of any breed can be loveable but if something triggered there aggression or they were hurt than they are always guarded and on the defence
@@talonsandtails501 .
Rottweilers and pit bulls or any type of big dog breed that is supposedly aggressive they're really not, Rottweilers were actually made to be working dogs like on a farm and stuff and pitbulls were nanny dogs for a while till people started to fight him so it's just interesting how people say certain breeds aggressive when they're really not it's all how you raise the dog it's the people that have these animals that don't take care of them and don't treat him right that's how they get aggressive always do research before u judge the book
Yea they always say those dogs are aggressive but they don't ask the why.
Me thinking of all the poor pups that are neglected or put down because they have anxiety😢 so sad, they just need the right kind of love and pet parenting
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Me and you both :(
Mmmm, I dunno, I've thought a dog recently was relaxed eating a chew, next thing, BIG dog fight, worst I've seen in my life. Triggers are a weird thing for some dogs.
Black bin bags seam to be a big no, no for some reason.
Our doggie came to us from foster with anxiety. J tell people to not move suddenly, stay out of his face, and let him ask you for pets, not just assume you can pet him. He’s a good boy, just not very brave.
Imagine us humans being dragged before a court and sentenced to death because of our social anxiety…dogs deserve more consideration. 😢
People thought we were crazy asking our young rescue dog for permission to pick her up. She was no where near as fearful as this dog. We began asking her permission for most things and she began to let us know what she wanted and needed. She is very bonded to us and us to her. Small things and time make a big difference. Wonderful video.
how do you ask a dog permission?
Guidance and discipline make a great dog, not asking permission
@@carlgustafemilmannerheim5661 it's not really asking permission but telling the dog what you are doing. For example I have a rescue who hated touch (poor thing was abused) so everytime I needed to touch him I'd say out loud "head" than touch that spot, "paw" grab his paw ect. He learned what the words meant and could finally understand I wasn't going to hurt him. I don't need to call out body parts anymore, but for a vet in particular its a huge help for handling. It looks like your asking permission but youve actually just taught your dog to relax.
What a beautiful human being! Thank you!!
Scott is an amazing human but also to see him be able to reach Digby in such a short amount of time 🥰🤗
That Digby is a pretty beautiful doggo 🐾🐾🐾
And what a beautiful man 😸
Dog's not so bad either..... ;-)
That is a genuine vet, in it for the animals instead of only the pay cheque . We need so many more like him
And he’s no longer doing it, he’s now a tv personality.
Is he doing TV in the hopes to better the animals and the owners that struggle with vet bills? If so then great, if it's just to fill his own pockets then it makes him like the rest, but he does seem to be spreading the same message as he's always done , so far anyways
@wilmaknight9127 he is still a vet, specialises more with rescues, has a whole UA-cam channel following rescue cases and a quick look at his insta shows the same
It always makes me SOOO ANGRY when the FIRST RESPONSE to an "aggressive" dog--- ESPECIALLY the Rotweillers, Doberman Pinschers, and Pit Bulls is to "Put them down "!!!
IT'S NOT THE BREED, PEOPLE!!!
IT'S THE WAY THAT THEY ARE RAISED AND SOCIALIZED/ NOT SOCIALIZED!!!
SCOTT, YOU ARE MY HERO!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
TOTALLY AGREE!!!
You are simply wrong. Humans bred rottweilers to be crazy loyal and protective and family only for literal centuries. This is their nature. They are fantastic family pets but it's not easy to initiate someone into the pack. I'm sick of people dismissing this breeds nature and being surprised when it wants nothing to do with anyone it doesn't trust. Rotties are emotional on purpose. Theya re loud and aggressive on purpose. Their nature has a purpose. This behavior has nothing to d with the owners. The breed is supposed to be like this. Stop fooling yourself. Not every dog is supposed to be a suburban pet.
I also agree with that statement. Viscous dog, viscous owner, I always say.
I love how Dr. Chris calmed Digby down. No straight on eye contact made Digby feel less fearful and I loved his nudging for scratches. 🤗❤️🐾
That’s not Dr. Chris Brown
A lot of peopel dont understand ore know that eye contact is seen as a chalange by alot of animals so they act aggressiv
@@presouz5 haha so true looks nothing like Chris expect blonde hair ❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍👍
This isn't Dr. Chris Brown.
Also, approaching sideways to make himself look smaller.
Now this is a real vet. Someone who pays attention to the animal and knows how to read him. You not only save lives but you're a hero too!
I love how compassionate he is, dogs usually have a reason for there aggression and you have to find it
This vet knows what he's doing. Poor dog is scared. He deserves the dog's trust.
There’s no better feeling than having a dog with issues eventually put their trust in you and then approach you in a friendly manner. It breaks my heart when I see a larger dog that’s fearful and reacts because of that. We spent almost 12 hours with a Cane Corso that was fearful after being abused severely before he would finally approach us. When he did, it actually brought tears to the eyes of all my family. He was actually a very good dog.
He let him approach him and it worked cause the dog made the approach. Brilliant.
The full episode was tear jerking! Scott respects all animals
I love ppl that give animals a chance and aren't quick to judge and know that animals have feelings too. Thank God for ppl like him
Dr. Scott loves his patients and does anything to help them feel comfortable. 🥰
Here’s a prime example of really good dogs that get put down because they’re miss-labelled as aggressive when a lot of the time it’s fear and people just don’t take the time to work with them on it it’s such a sad situation!😢❤
Glad you are helping this Rottie! My favorite dog ever!
Mine too
My girl is named Athena
He is handsome. Scott is a softy. Very kind
Haha 😂 he is handsome, and Scott is ok too I suppose.
What a wonderful vet Dr Scott is, he understands his animals, thank God there was a beakthrough with Digby, Rottweilers are extremely, beautiful, affectionate dogs with the right owner 🙏❤️
This brings tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for understanding this issue in dogs and helping to lead people into the light through education. Not death.🙏👍❤️
Poor pup, I can't imagine what he must have gone through to make him that fearful. It's heartbreaking! Many thanks to Dr. Scott and anyone that tries to help dogs like this.
He’s such an incredible veterinarian!!! I love watching him at work.
You've always got to give an animal a chance. You don't know their thoughts, but just being there for them can help them know it's okay.
For Digby to want pets even in a muzzle really speaks for that Doc ❤
Thank you for being so kind to save this nice dog !!!❤❤❤Hopefully others will think twice in a situation like this and find a way to help a pet instead of an extreme alternative !!!
Scott has a gift, of patience.
Aggression is usually fear and lack of boundaries, the amount of severely reactive dogs I've worked with even with bite history, that just needed some boundaries and leadership 💜
Poor dog and I know he can’t help it! I know something happened to him! ❤️ thank you for your help of this beautiful dog!! ❤️💕💕🎈
You think so? I've had mine since he was 7 months and we have the same exact issue. One factor though.....we did not do proper socialization. But he has had no harm and lots of love for the last 3 years from US, only the immediate family......no one else is around him.
Well, every dog deserve a loving family regardless of what happens yes you do need to socialize your dogs and it will help your dog when you socialize them! We will never know what happened to the this poor dog before that family got it!
I just think it’s wonderful that Scott is willing to help this beautiful dog out.
It doesn't necessarily mean something bad happened to him, sometimes it's just how they are.
@@karmabrown4635 yes I I agree with you
No nothing happened to him. Rotties are super faithful and emotional. It's difficult to adjust or predict this behavior. They are fantastic family animals but are a nightmare when it comes to socializing outside the family. Rotties are just emotional and this happens all the time. He is clearly part of a loving family and demonizing a good home who loves and adores him despite his difficulty and fear will end with heartbreak. This is a rottweilers nature and it's a hard thing to break through.
We need Dr. like you man look at you have so much patient that’s a beautiful thing🙏🐶🐶🐶👍👍👍❤️
Dr Scott I watch this episode when u made it and u did an incredible job with this poor puppy and u know what I really felt sorry for the family in this situation people telling them he should be put to sleep but u love ur animal unconditionally and as they said at home he is truly a beautiful loving caring dog and Scott u gave him so much time and stayed calm u were incredible truly amazing love ur work so much Dr Scott
I love earning animals trust too ☺️ As soon as they don’t like me I’m like, so you like space 😅
I've said it before and I'll say it again. That dog doesn't need put down, it needs anti anxiety treatment. Maybe someday the dog will get over his agoraphobia.
It's always a human's fault or collections of small faults, even small and unintentional with the best of intentions. If you aren't trained, don't get a dog, particularly not a rot my god.
You broke through and saw him for who he really is. Beautiful💚
So powerful ❤️
Hi Scott from Sydney Australia.
Their great guy on UA-cam
Luke from The Farm
Was called doggie day care farm trip before.
He does training with shelter dogs 🐕 that would of be put down otherwise
The work he has done amazing.
One of the dogs was Rock/W in the end he kept the dog himself .
From the day the dog got to the farm to the day they adopted him you wouldn't think it was the same dog .
Luke ,Sam and Jason are doing great work with shelter dogs in Sydney Australia worth you check him out .
They are just amazing people .
I watched your video when you came back to Australia after the floods helping out with the injured animals. .
Thank you .
Love watching your vet video at your clinic in London
This was one of the first full episodes of Bondi Vet that I saw. I was hooked.
The Farm is amazing, everyone interested in seeing how to help dogs in this position should give the videos a watch. Amazing people who gave up their business of doggie daycare and training to help save the lives of dogs due to be put to sleep through no fault of their own.
Thank you for saving an innocent animals life.
I work with dogs and I can say the best feeling is when they start to trust you. It takes time. Sometimes a lot of time but if your willing and patient it is all worth it in the end
Dogs mirror their owners. Peaceful owners = peaceful pets... So happy he was taken to a place of peace and love and was able to reach him in order to start the healing process. 💙💗💙
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if we put down dogs because their “aggressive” why don’t we do the same for humans?
I agree,and there's far more aggressive humans on this earth,
You are such a good vet. You genuinely are a great advocate for the animal world. The animals in our world are also effected by the events of our world today.
If we are stressed they will pick right up on that. If we are scared they too will feel your energies.
I just love your videos for sure. Thanks for all you do and for helping all of us to better understand the animals in our lives.
Owners were so to blame for this. Everytime the dog reacted aggressively they'd reward him with pats and hugs. Reinforcing the unwanted behaviour
この先生は素晴らしいDOCTORです。どんな生き物にも一生懸命充実で治して、しまうんですね？素敵な紳士です。日本にもこのような方がほしいですね〜
I feel sorry for the dog… get the feeling they didn’t socialise it properly and it’s now developed a fear of strangers and new environments, this dog must be so stressed. I’m always surprised people get large breeds like this and don’t understand the great effort it takes to socialise, train and condition them. One day this dog may slip out of its muzzle or get out of the yard or get a surprise visit from a neighbour and if it gets fearful enough it will bite, as owners you can’t always avoid a dogs triggers, methods should be put in place from trainers to recondition and hopefully rehabilitate his behaviour and teach the owners how to better handle their dog
This is so true sometimes the aggressive ones are actually fearful.
I have rescued pit and rottwilders and as scary as they look and sound they are scared of us as well. Thank you for teaching us always on your awesome show❤
The question is Why is he fearful? Has he been ill-treated? If he was sweet as a puppy why did he change? There must be a reason.
@CL.FAM.4LIFE! Strange.
Its amazing that you're giving him a chance...he doesn't deserve death for behavioral problems....true needs to be worked with for safety reasons...but certainly does not deserve death. Hes beautiful and worth taking the time to save.❤❤
They are amazing dogs and my most favorite breed. They are strong, loving and protective. But first you have to earn their trust. They are family bound and usually chooses one member in the family to be their favorite. That was my daughter, and she needed that.. And he knew. This will be the next gift to myself as Max is no longer with us🖤
This Veterinarian is a wonderful person, we need more like him.
Dogs and cats are a product of the way they are treated, not unlike human children
You'ŕe amazing! Love thàt you saved him.
We had a Johnson American Bulldog that was pure muscle and weighed over 150. He started getting aggressive when anyone would be next to me even if it was friendly and he knew them. We later found out at the vet because we were concerned with an unhealed sore on his leg that he had two very aggressive cancers. The cause of his aggression was one of the cancers made it to his brain and was growing quickly there. 😢
What a magnificent vet everything he does he does with passion for all the animals he treats I have watched his TV show called vet on the hill I would give him a medal for his work a great AUSTRALIAN VET gone to show love to all animals keep up the great work Scott magnificent
Dr Scott is a great vet! He handled this situation like a pro!❤
Bad Humans are always the root of the cause.. Such a beautiful animal.. What a great Dr.. ❤️👍
Thank God for people with this kind of patience. After my dog's been attacked twice now it's been very difficult to find a vet
the same can be said for humans we can be very angry but a little under standing can make a big difference.
I have had two dogs that i got with issues. One was absused by someone who was bald and old so he particularly hates them. I have trained him for years but to no avail. Sometimes you also have to adapt to your dogs issues. He gets a muzzle and kenneled now around people he might bite. It should never be a death sentence. He lives a happy life. We still try to train him to like bald older people but im also not going to have him put down for something thay was never his fault. He's a lovely dog and deserves life ❤️
It's amazing the compassion he has for animals even if they seem aggressive, the benifet of the doubt saves lives.
He's so beautiful! Hopefully he got the help he needed
I love Dr scott. He is so compassionate and patient with all of his animals.
That's how you save a life. Hope he remains confident and sweet
Dr Scott, thank you for not putting down Digby. So often pet parents do not know the correct strategy with their pets and the pets are not given even a little chance. All it takes is patience, love and right handling. God bless you for your dedication and all you do. God bless all our animals too
What a touching transformation. If only all frightened beings, including humans, could be given a chance to become the love they were born as. ❤
Rotties are very sensitive souls…they need lots of love and compassion
This is why this gentleman is a vet.
Thank God for people like this that have that deep caring and love for animals.❤
I have a German Shepherd rescue, he has never been socialized and never left a back yard for 3 years. I was his last resort before being put down,. I love him to bits even though he is extremely strong and an absolute handfull when we are on our walks. After 2 years he still pulls like a freight train when he spots another dog but slowly he is relenting and understanding that there is no danger.
This dog is no different than lots of miniature dogs in behavior and reactivity and angst. It's good to see a vet with real behavioral skills. Well handled.
That vet is an earth angel
Scott is such a lovely man and a wonderful vet. I always watch his show and his wife and children are beautiful. The sister in law is great as well.
⛑🙏🐶 Definitely a sweetheart!
Dogs with PTSD from trauma in the household will respond just like humans in similar homes. ❤ We need therapy, love & kindness. Thank you for the excellent lesson! 😊
In the the next scene, the muzzle comes off Digby and Scott loses his left hand.
But it was done very sweetly.
The most beautiful and misunderstood breed in the world. They're lovers by nature, not fighters. Their intelligence is matched only by their compassion!
This man is a great vet!❤
This is why socializing your puppy is so important!
Handsome Digby 😊 It's so amazing to see anyone take such time for animals 🙏❤
Aww he's so cute
Thank you for what your doing.. these poor dogs need to be understood . Something traumatized him.. it’s definitely fear. They need special care. Bravo 👏🏽
So glad we have people who really look past behavior and see why it is Triggered. I do not have this talent but so appreciate those who do and who know how to approach an animal like this.
DIGBY is a HANDSOME boy and seems so friendly after he gets calmed down!!
I have watched the whole video.. Scott is a truly wonderful vet.. he took the time to get to know Digby... Digby now has a vet ....and his owners r so grateful that Digby is minus the lump under his neck 😍😍
No vets I know would even BOTHER to do this! So sweet and kind if him! 🥲🥰
Aww so lovely. No bad dogs only bad people. Just need right people too own them. They can only show how they feel when scared
Thank you for being so patient and understanding of this very misunderstood dog ❤
Thank you for making this video, it needs sharing with every si gle vet everywhere. My dog is the most loving little man, but he's scared he's going to get hurt, so acts like Digby when I goes to the vets... Only a handful can get near him because they respect him. Thank goodness for people like Dr. Scott 🙏
Bless that vet
This is why socialization and early training are so critical for these breeds 😢
Thank goodness for the angels sent to save the animals that have been ignored to the point of negative reactions.
Loyal and protective.
Not all vets will take this time either. And not all vets understand dog psychology.
This is a top notch vet!
As someone who works in shelters and my local pound, I see waaaay too many vets rush and not take their time. This Dr waited out the reactive behavior and gave the dog great cues with body language and tone and pitch. If only the vet community was full of vets like him
I have had hesitation with this breed. They are very strong and intimidating just looking at them. Beautiful animal.
God Bless you for your patience with this dog,I knew if he was handled correctly he would become him self once again.
He's not a bad boy ❤️
Very patient and wise. Good choices doctor.
Thats what i love Dr. Scott for ,never give up even when its close to a point of no return.
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen this interaction and each and every time I get goosebumps when Digby comes and noses the vets hand❤
Thank you for realising he was a good but scared boy .
My parents had a Rottweiler they got after I had graduated and moved out. They never trained him, socialized him or disciplined him. Then they wondered why he was so aggressive. Dogs need a sense of purpose and they need to know who's in charge or else their anxiety will come out as aggression. I was so happy when they re-homed him to a man who was better equipped to give Jax what he needed! I kept in touch with the guy for a few years until I joined the Air Force and it was nice to see Jax finally happy!
This is really nice