That lady worked so hard with the tiger and the guys comment was snarky and hurt her feelings. She did excellent work and I hope she knows that. That's such an impressive job.
Carolyn, You did an AMAZING job training your tiger. When she realized that she wasn't going to actually get any treats she gave up (like most cats). That had NOTHING to do with you! Chin up luv!
well, he was too harsh, but then again it was him that had to go into a cage with a "half-asleep" but still potentially dangerous tiger to deliver the full dose of the drug, I wouldn't blame him too much.. I would also find it hard to be gentle in that situation
@@nyx4thenethat's not how you deal with animals. You have to understand the risks. She tried to put the tiger in the least stressful environment, which every vet should strive to do. This man seems to have no empathy for people who make mistakes or when something goes wrong. It's an animal. Everything can go wrong. You can't even predict human behavior 100% in some cases, let alone a creature of the species we, humans, are not even close to. This guy has no business working with animals if he expects everything to go smoothly every single time. And he immediately went on his merry way like nothing happened. I would NOT trust that guy even with my wolfdog, let alone a tiger :///
The stupidity lay in the "specialists". They had far too many people involved. Like with a house cat tigers "bond" with only certain people. Had they gotten rid of the unnecessary observers, who were likely stressed and adding to the tiger's distress, the situation would've been more efficient.
18:00 Broke my heart 🥺... she was just trying to make it less stressful for the tiger for someone to basically say that it was a waste of time and patience. Talk about being arrogant 😒 P.S. I am not a vet. I am simply observing from a human point of view, not a professional one
They broke it down why it’s not fool proof. People are risking their lives to ensure the big cats health. It’s a high stress and high risk procedure. They def didn’t say it was a waste of time. It’s the harsh reality of vet practices. I saw nothing unprofessional about it /shrug but everyone has a different way to interpret situations
Like I said, I am not a vet nor professional in the field, but it was the way he delivered the information it was rather harsh and it made her feel bad. If you see his face he was annoyed at the fact the he wasted his time trying to experiment with a new approach. She had tears in her eyes, that was sad
I'm so glad that Elvis was adopted by this couple. I remember crying when they lost their little French bulldog. It was so touching. Now they have another little fellow to love and cherish. Yes!!!
@@muchtested What a silly comment. It's well known Dachshunds often have spinal problems and I'm sure this couple would have known that already. They took him for a puppy health check which responsible owners do and what vets encourage with any puppy, regardless of breed. I'm quite sure they'll have him insured too.
I think Tigers are beautiful and if they can't live in their natural environment then people like Charlotte are angels and heros for taking care of these beautiful creatures
That tiger sedation was ridiculous. The tiger knows Scott, they practice with Scott, and then at sedation time they stress the tiger by bringing in a different vet. Could there be a better setup for training failure to embarrass that poor tiger keeper for TV?
I get why they chose the anesthesiology expert for this difficult case, but the other people where pretty superfluous. I really didn't like his attitude though.
The stupidity lay in the "specialists". They had far too many people involved. Like with a house cat tigers "bond" with only certain people. Had they gotten rid of the unnecessary observers, who were likely stressed and adding to the tiger's distress, the situation would've been more efficient.
I think he should not of made that young brave woman, think she's done something wrong, she was doing it for the tiger, well done Carolyn, wish you well
I watched this once before. What did Scott say that was rude? I must have missed it. He usually is very, very kind. Can you tell me where in this video he was rude? Please??
What a rude man. It wasn't necessary saying that, in front of the camera and in THAT moment. Later you can talk about that and make your point. But at the end, it worked out perfectly fine thanks to the carer. Amazing dedicated woman.
At 17:46 his comment belittling her in front of the camera and everyone in the room. Her emotions were welling over and he was so dismissive of her hard work.
i've always believed that the greatest way to honor the love and life of a beloved pet we've lost is to open our heart and home for one in need of either or both. Happiest of thoughts to Elvis and his new family!
Great people especially the carer for the tiger, hoping to lessen her stress with the training. Also so nice that Elvis got nice parents even after such sadness. Those wallabies are super adorable.
The guy was rude. He was incredibly rude. He didn’t need to say that to the caregiver. Anything that decreases the anxiety of the cat is a win. 1/2 dose then hand dose instead of a gun? Sigh.
Felt sorry for Elvis' owners for losing Vince, and you can always tell that Scott has a hard time with tough diagnosis or cases where the pet just can't be saved...I honestly don't know how vets handle the daily heartbreak. But I'm very thankful to kind and gentle veterinarians. Scott was very accurate in saying that you can't REPLACE a pet (my family has lost cats over the years and despite having two lovely kittens now, we definitely still miss our previous kitties) but it is always nice to see previous owners open up their hearts and homes to a new pet, once they are emotionally ready.
The tiger was just awesome. What an honor to be part of that vet team. My heart belongs to Elvis though. Shortly after Christmas 2020, I suddenly lost my mini dachshund. I still miss him so much, but it was wonderful to see Elvis. I know there is another dachshund puppy in my future.
tiger's are so pretty their orange coat. and there black stripes. wow those puppies got so big. oh my goodness 35:30 that little tiny dachshund i so cute i just want to hug him
I truly love this show..to see the Wildlife/Tiger Scantury pretty special with loved ones. these tigers aren't hunted down by.preditors. ASIA IS SIMPLY GORGIOUS. Those puppies are little mushes...so cute Aww cudly Wallabys
Welcome to the island being the Isle of Wight glad to see their is someone looking after our local tigers even if your far away but can travel to do your duty of care. But said loss to Mondo the tiger who passed away. 😥
Oh I'm so happy that they got another puppy. I was afraid that after losing their first one to such a horrible disease that they would never want to get another dog again.
THE ANESTHETIST COULD HAVE USED MORE TACT WHEN HE SPOKE TO THE YOUNG LADY THAT WORKED VERY HARD TO GET THE TIGER TO LAY DOWN FOR AN INJECTION. HE WAS QUITE RUDE .
It’s awesome that the Tiger Is welcoming Scott. Her ears and teeth issues could be linked. Aussies are swans smart!!! It’s awesome that there is a joey on the way!!!
I sincerely hope that little Elvis doesn't get back problems when he gets older! Unfortunately, this is a common problem with Dachshunds. Karina and Gaz had such bad luck with Vincent, so I really hope they have better luck with Elvis!
Those who think animals should not be in zoos fail to realize if it were not for zoos, many wild animals would be lost to us forever Zoos help us understand different species better as well as preserving them so our children and children's children can still enjoy seeing them in the flesh. Zoos are he caretakers and sometimes the last hope for many wild species.
Yep. It's better for them to be in the wild, but the wild is becoming more dangerous and disappearing by the day. And, in zoos, these animals practically double their life expectancy, and have veterinary care. I'm all for zoos, as long as they have adequate space, enrichment, and proper diet and shelter for their charges. (Jan Griffiths).
That young lady was so hurt and those guys including Scott were quite rude. If you’re uncomfortable doing the job don’t. But they were asked to handle it a certain way for the benefit of the animal. And the Tiger was stunningly tolerant. But they are all due to apologize to her and Charlotte. Bad show on those guys.
All the animals are adorable. But the tigar is absolutely gorgeous my favorite animals, but from far away lol 😂😂 just magnificent animals Scott is tremendous at what he does sending love from California ❤️❤️
I really wish they would leave in the surgery footage. Even if they blur it at least we could hear their conversation during. I know UA-cam doesn’t like body fluids but for educational programs it should be allowed.
Yeah, really. I don't see why it's not kept in. It's natural, and not gross or anything like that. It's sugarcoating on UA-cam's part. (Jan Griffiths).
10:55 - Scott still has his right hand, the tiger is rewarded with a nice piece of raw meat. Successful tiger behavior lesson! Let's try with the anesthetic needle this time, Scott...
I remember when they lost Vince, I hope you told them to keep there little man Elvis from jumping off couch’s and stairs because there known for having spinal problems and I’d hate to see them going through something like that 🙏
I know a lot of people felt the man doing the injecting was rude. But he calmly stated the reality that this training isn’t always effective for a situation like this. In other situations the training is probably fine. Also it is more risk for the tiger and humans around if something goes wrong. He wasn’t really rude just wanted her to know there’s higher risk. At least that’s the feeling I got from watching this closely ☺️
So when the puppies were getting their shots & microchip, it reminded me of a study showing that babies don’t feel the pain of injections if you breastfeed them while getting vaccinated.
I don’t want to be mean but do you know how to click the link I provided? And read the information? Let me give you my credentials. I am a retired RN, BSN, IBCLC. IBCLC= International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. I have spent the majority of adulthood studying everything related to human lactation in addition to the practical side of helping new moms breastfeed their babies. Well babies, premature babies, sick babies, newborns & older babies. I’m not a know-it-all but I’m just passing along information that may be useful. I understand that people lie & exaggerate on the internet. I happen to be honest. Merry Christmas y’all!
I’ve watched a lot of Vet on the Hill you tube videos. Just a quick question, how do you know what sterile gear you use? I see you in full gear to maybe gloves, please help me to understand this!
The so-called expert in anesthesia failed on his own. The young woman who was training the tiger did not deserve to be criticized harshly. I would want her on my team any day, but not him.
That anesthesiologist clearly works too much with animals and not enough with humans to develop proper social skills and tact. On a different note, I'm a fan of Panic Button.
That tiger is pretty adorable. Dangerous, but adorable.
Yeah I want one that my favorite animal I'm not scared of a tiger but I'm scared of goats tell me how that works I have no idea
yea Charlotte is one hell of a woman ant she. lol the tigers amazing too.
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That lady worked so hard with the tiger and the guys comment was snarky and hurt her feelings. She did excellent work and I hope she knows that. That's such an impressive job.
Carolyn,
You did an AMAZING job training your tiger. When she realized that she wasn't going to actually get any treats she gave up (like most cats). That had NOTHING to do with you! Chin up luv!
18:00 He delivered that to her a bit harsh, she tried her best to make the situation less stressful you can see how hurt she felt :(
I deplore reality TV because it’s all scripted. Poor animals.
well, he was too harsh, but then again it was him that had to go into a cage with a "half-asleep" but still potentially dangerous tiger to deliver the full dose of the drug, I wouldn't blame him too much.. I would also find it hard to be gentle in that situation
@@nyx4thenethat's not how you deal with animals. You have to understand the risks. She tried to put the tiger in the least stressful environment, which every vet should strive to do. This man seems to have no empathy for people who make mistakes or when something goes wrong. It's an animal. Everything can go wrong. You can't even predict human behavior 100% in some cases, let alone a creature of the species we, humans, are not even close to. This guy has no business working with animals if he expects everything to go smoothly every single time. And he immediately went on his merry way like nothing happened. I would NOT trust that guy even with my wolfdog, let alone a tiger :///
it made me sad that she was trying to keep her tears hidden at 18:00
The stupidity lay in the "specialists". They had far too many people involved. Like with a house cat tigers "bond" with only certain people. Had they gotten rid of the unnecessary observers, who were likely stressed and adding to the tiger's distress, the situation would've been more efficient.
YE THE COATI SAD MAN
Me too !!!
18:00 Broke my heart 🥺... she was just trying to make it less stressful for the tiger for someone to basically say that it was a waste of time and patience. Talk about being arrogant 😒 P.S. I am not a vet. I am simply observing from a human point of view, not a professional one
They broke it down why it’s not fool proof. People are risking their lives to ensure the big cats health. It’s a high stress and high risk procedure. They def didn’t say it was a waste of time. It’s the harsh reality of vet practices. I saw nothing unprofessional about it /shrug but everyone has a different way to interpret situations
She looked so heart broken
they didn't call it a waste of time, they were just pointing out why it didn't fully help on that occasion
@@prcervi Also the Tigress would sense their anxiety which in turn would make her wary. Beautiful cat.
Like I said, I am not a vet nor professional in the field, but it was the way he delivered the information it was rather harsh and it made her feel bad. If you see his face he was annoyed at the fact the he wasted his time trying to experiment with a new approach. She had tears in her eyes, that was sad
I love the chaffing sounds the tiger makes.
Yea it’s called a chuff I believe and they do it to greet
I'm so glad that Elvis was adopted by this couple. I remember crying when they lost their little French bulldog. It was so touching. Now they have another little fellow to love and cherish. Yes!!!
Me too. I knew they'd get another dog as they had so much love to give.
The show when they found out about his ms wasting disease was the hardest I've watched. That poor little baby. 😌
Don't dachshunds have a propensity for spinal problems? This couple didn't do research before buying Elvis.
@@muchtested What a silly comment. It's well known Dachshunds often have spinal problems and I'm sure this couple would have known that already. They took him for a puppy health check which responsible owners do and what vets encourage with any puppy, regardless of breed. I'm quite sure they'll have him insured too.
I cried so much when they lost Vince. I am so happy they have another pup to love.🥰
I think Tigers are beautiful and if they can't live in their natural environment then people like Charlotte are angels and heros for taking care of these beautiful creatures
That tiger sedation was ridiculous. The tiger knows Scott, they practice with Scott, and then at sedation time they stress the tiger by bringing in a different vet. Could there be a better setup for training failure to embarrass that poor tiger keeper for TV?
exactly there were waay more people standing outside the cage too, like WTF of course the tiger is going to be wary and not behave as planned.
I get why they chose the anesthesiology expert for this difficult case, but the other people where pretty superfluous. I really didn't like his attitude though.
The stupidity lay in the "specialists". They had far too many people involved. Like with a house cat tigers "bond" with only certain people. Had they gotten rid of the unnecessary observers, who were likely stressed and adding to the tiger's distress, the situation would've been more efficient.
I have my loyalties for Dr. Chris but, Dr. Scott is growing on me!
Ah but Chris has left for pastures new now.
@veronicacrabtreehill6608 what?! Really? Good for him but whyyy
I think he should not of made that young brave woman, think she's done something wrong, she was doing it for the tiger, well done Carolyn, wish you well
I watched this once before. What did Scott say that was rude? I must have missed it. He usually is very, very kind. Can you tell me where in this video he was rude? Please??
Have you watched Chris? I really love his personality.
@@diannaleigh9914 it wasn’t Scott, it was the specialist dental surgeon. Not in Scott’s character to be that abrupt.
@@diannaleigh9914 not the dental surgeon, the anesthesiologist
I think Carolyn did a great job
What a rude man. It wasn't necessary saying that, in front of the camera and in THAT moment. Later you can talk about that and make your point. But at the end, it worked out perfectly fine thanks to the carer. Amazing dedicated woman.
It seems that all involved forgot no eating before surgery.??? . Right?
where was he rude?
At 17:46 his comment belittling her in front of the camera and everyone in the room. Her emotions were welling over and he was so dismissive of her hard work.
So funny that Scott almost forgot his supply box. At least Kristy was there and reminded Scott about it.
OK, positive reinforcement clicker training with a tiger. Kaz is flipping awesome!!!!
The tiger is adorable from a safe distance. It stays where it belongs and I'll stay where I belong
I loved seeing how Scott communicated with the beautiful Asia. The chaffing sounds are beautiful!
i've always believed that the greatest way to honor the love and life of a beloved pet we've lost is to open our heart and home for one in need of either or both. Happiest of thoughts to Elvis and his new family!
Those bengals are way too cute!
Twenty year old tiger is amazing. You can tell she has had a good live there. ♡
Great people especially the carer for the tiger, hoping to lessen her stress with the training. Also so nice that Elvis got nice parents even after such sadness. Those wallabies are super adorable.
The guy was rude. He was incredibly rude. He didn’t need to say that to the caregiver. Anything that decreases the anxiety of the cat is a win. 1/2 dose then hand dose instead of a gun? Sigh.
Wonderful experience of watching baby joey 🤗
Incredible job by Dr.Scott 👌👍
Keeping the footprints was I was into tears 😢😢
Beautiful Bengal tigers! Merry Christmas everyone!
Merry Christmas to you to 🎄
Merry Christmas! ☺️
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I love that Dr. Scott talks with the tigers! He's so good and kind. Smart and funny! Mostly, he's a compassionate man...
Felt sorry for Elvis' owners for losing Vince, and you can always tell that Scott has a hard time with tough diagnosis or cases where the pet just can't be saved...I honestly don't know how vets handle the daily heartbreak. But I'm very thankful to kind and gentle veterinarians. Scott was very accurate in saying that you can't REPLACE a pet (my family has lost cats over the years and despite having two lovely kittens now, we definitely still miss our previous kitties) but it is always nice to see previous owners open up their hearts and homes to a new pet, once they are emotionally ready.
The tiger was just awesome. What an honor to be part of that vet team.
My heart belongs to Elvis though. Shortly after Christmas 2020, I suddenly lost my mini dachshund. I still miss him so much, but it was wonderful to see Elvis. I know there is another dachshund puppy in my future.
Dr Scott is truly an amazing vet/ human!! Obsessed with this!! Xoxo
This is my favorite channel and thank you for helping animals Merry Christmas everyone have a great day
You also!
That tiger 🐅 was gorgeous!! You did a great job as always Dr. Scott 💕💕😁😁
Elvis the dachshund puppy melted my heart!
that last part made me burst into tears..... so freaking beautifull......
tiger's are so pretty their orange coat. and there black stripes. wow those puppies got so big. oh my goodness 35:30 that little tiny dachshund i so cute i just want to hug him
I truly love this show..to see the Wildlife/Tiger Scantury pretty special with loved ones. these tigers aren't hunted down by.preditors. ASIA IS SIMPLY GORGIOUS.
Those puppies are little mushes...so cute
Aww cudly Wallabys
Happy to see puppies growing up so healthy 🤗😊
Love all the more scarce animals outside the office. The tiger is amazing! Thank you.
I’m in love with this channel ❤️ it’s worth watching Bondi Vet incredible work done by all vets 👍👏💕
Welcome to the island being the Isle of Wight glad to see their is someone looking after our local tigers even if your far away but can travel to do your duty of care. But said loss to Mondo the tiger who passed away. 😥
good for you for destressing the favorite Cat of mine, Tiger, of age
I love this show! It’s my favourite! I’m so so thankful for this show because one day I wanna be a veterinarian nurse! ❤️ these animals are gorgeous!
Don't give up on that dream to be a vet nurse and you will make it happen. 🙂
@@shirleylaboy603 I won’t give up! And thank you! 😊
I love how you've clicker trained her!
A very sweet episode
Oh I'm so happy that they got another puppy. I was afraid that after losing their first one to such a horrible disease that they would never want to get another dog again.
THE ANESTHETIST COULD HAVE USED MORE TACT WHEN HE SPOKE TO THE YOUNG LADY THAT WORKED VERY HARD TO GET THE TIGER TO LAY DOWN FOR AN INJECTION. HE WAS QUITE RUDE .
Yes he was, that poor girl was so crushed! I felt so bad for her
I agree with u .
absolutely beautiful Bengal Tiger! I totally Love all Big Cats!
Elvis little chubby paws 🥺 I cant 🥺
It’s awesome that the Tiger Is welcoming Scott. Her ears and teeth issues could be linked. Aussies are swans smart!!! It’s awesome that there is a joey on the way!!!
I sincerely hope that little Elvis doesn't get back problems when he gets older! Unfortunately, this is a common problem with Dachshunds. Karina and Gaz had such bad luck with Vincent, so I really hope they have better luck with Elvis!
Another wonderful episode- always right on time when I'm going through rough stuff!! 💖💐💜🤗
Coatis are also called ¨Gato solos¨ Meaning lone cats. The males are outed from the pack which consists of females and babies.
That's great about the anesthetic vs a dart. Good Job!!
At first, I thought this was a re-run, I had to watch for a bit before I learned he did visit the tigers last year.
I just love watching you guys help those stunning animals.
What a gorgeous creature
I loved the tiger she's lovely and Elvis the puppy is just so adorable and cute
Dr. Scott, you worked hard during this video with positive outcomes. Merry Christmas to you and your family and Staff.😊❤
The Isle of Wight Zoo looks awesome! I wish I could visit.
Animals / pets
Are sooooooo beautiful.
I love tigers i wish i could volunteer to look after them
Mom 👩 👪
@@hollyparadise2610 ??
Thankyou
Those who think animals should not be in zoos fail to realize if it were not for zoos, many wild animals would be lost to us forever Zoos help us understand different species better as well as preserving them so our children and children's children can still enjoy seeing them in the flesh. Zoos are he caretakers and sometimes the last hope for many wild species.
Yep. It's better for them to be in the wild, but the wild is becoming more dangerous and disappearing by the day. And, in zoos, these animals practically double their life expectancy, and have veterinary care. I'm all for zoos, as long as they have adequate space, enrichment, and proper diet and shelter for their charges. (Jan Griffiths).
I never thought of it that way. Thank you for the difference veiw point
An ad every 2.5-3.5 minutes is just ridiculous. Takes all the enjoyment from watching the show!
???? I get no ads and no I don't have premium
The tiger is such a sweetie 🥺💕
Such adorable puppies
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 Merry Christmas!
Lol, I bet that first puppy is thinking 'hey, my treat please? I didn't get one before you stuck me with that thing!'
That young lady was so hurt and those guys including Scott were quite rude. If you’re uncomfortable doing the job don’t. But they were asked to handle it a certain way for the benefit of the animal. And the Tiger was stunningly tolerant. But they are all due to apologize to her and Charlotte. Bad show on those guys.
I like how nibbles kept coming back
I love the show. I wish I could see the surgical procedures.
Enjoy dr Scott work
All the animals are adorable. But the tigar is absolutely gorgeous my favorite animals, but from far away lol 😂😂 just magnificent animals Scott is tremendous at what he does sending love from California ❤️❤️
I really wish they would leave in the surgery footage. Even if they blur it at least we could hear their conversation during. I know UA-cam doesn’t like body fluids but for educational programs it should be allowed.
Yeah, really. I don't see why it's not kept in. It's natural, and not gross or anything like that. It's sugarcoating on UA-cam's part. (Jan Griffiths).
If only those wallabies were as easy to worm as Nibbles... they wouldn’t have the problems lol
Tiger are one of my favorite animal I love them so much
Me too. 2 of my tattoos are of tigers. One a snarling Ed Hardy, and the other a cub. (Jan Griffiths).
Scott: How’re you feeling?
Her: Yea.
Uploaded JUST in time after i finished an older episode! ^^
Pmg i love this channel and what u guys do,i want to be a vet when im older to
Those puppies are soooo cute. I'm sure Claire didn't have any trouble finding new homes for them.
10:55 - Scott still has his right hand, the tiger is rewarded with a nice piece of raw meat. Successful tiger behavior lesson! Let's try with the anesthetic needle this time, Scott...
I really do like your videos I love how you help wildlife
I adore those puppies
Do you know what breed? I couldn't understand exactly.
18:00 HATE the way that vet acted
doesn't help that leaving Australia mid-summer translates to arriving into the UK mid-winter.
??? Scott lives in London, England he was just born and raised in Australia
I remember when they lost Vince, I hope you told them to keep there little man Elvis from jumping off couch’s and stairs because there known for having spinal problems and I’d hate to see them going through something like that 🙏
HE IS BEAUTIFUL!
I know a lot of people felt the man doing the injecting was rude. But he calmly stated the reality that this training isn’t always effective for a situation like this. In other situations the training is probably fine. Also it is more risk for the tiger and humans around if something goes wrong. He wasn’t really rude just wanted her to know there’s higher risk. At least that’s the feeling I got from watching this closely ☺️
So when the puppies were getting their shots & microchip, it reminded me of a study showing that babies don’t feel the pain of injections if you breastfeed them while getting vaccinated.
Call me skeptical.
super interesting! do you remember what the study was called?
@@bt-jz7ki Or who did it? Or where? Who funded it?
@@tootz1950 that'd be why I asked for the name of it, friend.
I don’t want to be mean but do you know how to click the link I provided? And read the information? Let me give you my credentials. I am a retired RN, BSN, IBCLC. IBCLC= International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. I have spent the majority of adulthood studying everything related to human lactation in addition to the practical side of helping new moms breastfeed their babies. Well babies, premature babies, sick babies, newborns & older babies. I’m not a know-it-all but I’m just passing along information that may be useful. I understand that people lie & exaggerate on the internet. I happen to be honest.
Merry Christmas y’all!
I’ve watched a lot of Vet on the Hill you tube videos. Just a quick question, how do you know what sterile gear you use? I see you in full gear to maybe gloves, please help me to understand this!
I rather enjoy Vet on the Hill episodes. It seems like it's all one extended family.
The so-called expert in anesthesia failed on his own. The young woman who was training the tiger did not deserve to be criticized harshly. I would want her on my team any day, but not him.
What a horrible vet, he shouldn’t have said that. Carolyn did son well on training her and to give a back hand was horrible.
The tigers eyes are beautiful
Man that man that gave asha or something was .ean she was just trying to help it honestly just broke my heart
HOW OLD DO TIGERS GET? IT WAS ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO TO WATCH.THANK YOU!
From listening to them I'd guess average is somewhere around 10 years...I looked it up, in the wild it's 8 to 10, rarely 15. In captivity, 18 to 20...
Great video apart from the arrogant vet with the unecassarily harsh comment.
Tiger are my favourite animals in the world and it will never change I really want them to stay in this world
yall are great
Sondra Kile: Vet on the hill. Left the war land for the UK . Scott you are the best!
That anesthesiologist clearly works too much with animals and not enough with humans to develop proper social skills and tact. On a different note, I'm a fan of Panic Button.
Easiest and fastest way to make me cry, just tell me that your beloved pet is no longer with you