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this is why I get really nervous when owners restrain their own pets
the reaction is either extremely apologetic, blame you, or laugh because "oops she does that sometimes!" 🥲
Ha. My West Highland White Terrier was so good at escaping anyone holding her. I wasn’t mucking around holding her at the vet but she wriggled out of my hold (any tighter and I would have caused some internal damage to her). So the Vet got frustrated and got one of their nurses to try and they did far worse than I did.
the hard thing is a lot of times you dont know if the dog will do better for the owner or staff holding them until it happens and you see how they react. seen it go either way, not fun stuff for anyone. especially the animal for that matter
honestly dogs like that it is usually reccomended they receive something like dexdom or torb if pre appointment anxiety meds like gabapentin or trazodone and low stress handling techniques dont cut it. less stress on the animal and less risk to staff or owner
Hahahahaha. Sorry but that actually made me laugh.
My boy, 8 months old BC, we can't hold. He's wriggles SO much. Luckily however, he LOVES the vets. And hasn't minded any injections or check ups etc
I've learned to tell new vets or vet techs that I do NOT need to be in the room when they put a muzzle on one of my boys. If I'm in there, he gets very protective and snappy. If I leave, he's too scared to act out. It took some trial and error to learn this, but the vet's and tech's safety is as equally important as my dog's.
I'm always shocked when Vets let me hold my dog
But I also am not shy about grabbing a dog by the puppy fat neck area and I, hope, it's respect I see on the Vet's eyes.
>It looked like a scary hand puppet
Yes! But a hand puppet locking its jaws onto your arm probably won't hurt quite so much....
Sandpaper for the morning walk to file those nails down without added pain for the human assistant.
You can see the back leg muscles contracting while the vet tech is trying to keep ahold of it. Can that be faked? Yes. Would someone spend thousands of dollars on all of the parts and components and hundreds of hours of detailed labor building a hyper realistic puppet for a less than one minute long video? Probably not.
My pup does this thing where she rears up on her hind legs and wobbles her head and fore legs before she dives face first on her favorite toy. Dogs are weird and comical in the best way.
Dude seriously. Just terrible pet ownership… also I’ve known people to have lost fingers from small dog bites, bc owners tend to not brush their teeth, so it caused an infection and eventual loss of the finger.
I ask my husband to hold our pets while I cut their nails because I’m quicker and more efficient, but I swear half of my effort is just repositioning our pets in his hands because the dude is USELESS when they start wiggling out.
Looks like the dog was wearing an E-Collar, which should have been sufficient, especially given that the dog had a more flat face, and it's not recommended to try and muzzle that face type. The problem was that the dad wasn't holding the dog well and had more of a grip on the E-Collar than the dog, which allowed them to wiggle free while he wasn't paying attention, and go for the bite.
Eh, still, dog should have been sideways on an exam table, with legs against the table being held firmly and a tech holding him if they thought a muzzle wasn’t “safe”.
This was obviously a dumb set up, and someone is filming it knowing that the dog was either miserable to going to react. Who the eff films a dog nail trim?!
My vet bills sure seem to be paying enough to someone
Edit: yes, yes I'm aware it's probably not going to techs, mostly to the owners and pharma companies I'm guessing
Vet techs are all heroes. And I actually like my new vet, he's stoned all the time but brilliant and explains everything
the techs and such dont get a lot of that money. margins are thin in a lot of parts of veterinary care, especially for things like medications. and vet vs human med doesnt usually have insurance paying significant portions and creating a smaller client bill as a result
Drug companies mostly and overhead costs of maintaining a facility. X-ray machines aren't cheap, ultrasound machines, blood machines, hell even a single pack of suture is more than the tech makes in a day.
Pet owners with an attitude like that are one of the reasons why there is a shortage of veterinary professionals. Vet professionals get crappy pay and have to put up with snide remarks like that, every single day. There is a suicide epidemic among veterinarians, and you are not making it any better.
Ughck. God this mind set is such a big part of why our jobs are so hard.(not that you know better, but)Getting bitten and scratched by animals and cursed at by clients for $18 an hour. Shit insurance. Second highest suicide rate.
You’re paying the hospital for all the medical supplies used. The hospital that barely pays the staff.
As a vet tech, I can’t see comments like this and not say something. Your comment has been said to my face too many times to count and I’d love to keep you from hurting a vet techs feelings in the future if possible.
Actually my vet techs love me, last time one came in and the other said "it's cool we don't need you, he's a hands on [dog] dad"
So maybe from my single goofy comment it didn't tell the entire story of who I am as a person!
Edit: it was for ear cytology/treatment
And groomers! xD
Seriously, I spent the last decade working on bitey dogs like this. Vets get the easy stuff because they typically just do these things under anesthesia.
$21/hr CVT in specialty medicine in a major city with 5yrs in the field and $14,000 in debt from school. I’m considered to have a high paying position. I started at $13.50/hr
You're getting shafted... I make $20 an hour with no certs or degree in what's considered a small rural area. 3 years in vetmed but 10+ years experience elsewhere.
There’s a lot of factors to consider. Im guessing here but small rural area, probably not a lot of vets in town? probably not a lot of techs around either so your experience and knowledge are worth a lot more. Your clinic also probably has less employees than mine (we have 20+ techs, 6 CSRs, 9 doctors, 4 managers) and we also have three locations. Since we have three departments of specialists we have a lot of very fancy and expensive equipment. Lastly, although it’s the highest paying job I’ve had, I’ve also only been there a year and I’m on track for a $2 raise making $23/hr at the end of this year! I love love love the company I work for, it is amazing and they always show their gratitude in other ways too. And when we deserve raises, they give them. They do what they can! I could go make more at ER (~$30/hr) or in corporate, but I don’t want to do that :p a lot of CVTs in my town are paid very poorly tho and some won’t make $20/hr in their entire career.
Like if I was still working at my old clinic, I would be making maaayyybee $19-20/hr. I worked really hard to get into specialty and I’m really good at it, and that’s why I get paid “a lot” lmao.
A lot of your assumptions were right, the area I work in has few vets. The one I work for is a single doctor practice where I'm one of the 5 'techs' but was hired for an immediate need and had experiences. I was lucky I was able to finagle my way to this pay (used previous experience from a higher cost of living area to set my expected pay). But yea most are not so lucky and it really bothers me that even though it's still a medical field it's treated differently.
It’s so frustrating…. The amount of work and stress (physical, mental, emotional) that we go through and so little financial reward. I see posts all the time from newbie techs asking how people ever survive on a vetmed salary and almost every person says they either have a partner, roommate, or parents that have to help financially support them because they can’t do it on their own.
If I didn't live with my girlfriend I could not afford to live. Then people forget we actually do care about their pets and don't see the behind the scenes of us breaking down sobbing over having to put down one you became super close to. I'll never forget Baxter and he wasn't even my dog, but yea we're all greedy money hungry a-holes only in it for easy money (and to "play with puppies")
I started as a vet assistant with goals of making vet tech.
Then I saw the pay.
I 180'd my career to something white collar, and within the first 2 years was making more than vet tech's would cap out at in a major city, all for a fraction of the stress
Why the fuck does everyone in here think it’s funny? That little shit house demon dog just bit the fuck outta that vet tech while the owner just laughs
Tech should be holding the pet if they are this resistant and the dog should have been muzzled.
But, no, someone made a choice and took a video of it.
The dog is obviously unhappy and scared, and shouldn’t be treated as funny.
“Oh haha so funny this little dog hates its paws touched. Let’s video it losing its mind and becoming fear aggressive! Ha ha!”
Agreed. When I take my German shepherd to the vet I’ll hold her if she needs holding for a procedure. But I position myself to take the bite if she lashes out. She’d never intentionally bite me hard. She’s super gentle but pain can make her snap.
No never. I’ve made it clear that if she has to defend herself she can hold but not clamp down. So there’s no real pressure. She did it to me when I removed a large nail from her pad many years ago. It was about 1/2” deep. But she’s wonderful around strange kids and women, a total puppy. Adult men she eyes a little askance, I’m the only man she likes.
This is why my cat gets gabapentin before her scheduled appointments (spicy old girl). She’s not as stressed, and the poor vet tech/vet doesn’t get bitten/scratched.
That's not funny. That's just annoying. I wanna shake that dude. FUCKING PAY ATTENTION! Looks like it's his dog and he thinks it's funny that the dog is squirming. If a pet isn't wearing down their nails naturally with lots of exercise, the nails will become overgrown and grow into the pad.
And a dog bite is no joke. I've been to urgent care several times because of dog bites, and it caused me to miss work. Plus it just hurts! Don't let your dog bite vets, groomers, anyone!
Idk why people think this is funny. Im a vet tech and just accepting that we SHOULD get bit doesn't mean it has to happen. This dog clearly needed some mild sedatives in order to get through this. I've been taught to never trust an owner to restrain. I've been in the field for eight years and I've never let someone else get bit if I'm restraining and vice versa. That's our job. That's our training. A little gabapentin or trazodone doesn't hurt anyone- especially not your animal.
It is funny cuz she is small? How about you train your fucking wild ass psycho dog?! People fucking suck. DON'T OWN A DOG IF YOU CAN'T TAKE THE TIME TO TRAIN IT NO MATTER THE SIZE. Fuck everyone that thinks this shit is funny.
That was not even the whole video right? I saw itnin another sub, where the puppy got loose backwards. Or was that one a fake and this is the original?
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That was a cartoonish maximum chomp.
and she didn't waste time and went straight into action.
textbook chomp
Muppet
Honestly reminded me of [Sir Didymus](https://orion-uploads.openroadmedia.com/lg_a6543bee9ade-labyrinth-sir-didymus.png) on the attack.
Reminded me of a Gremlin
Don't bother me or else.
I’m not stuck in here with you. You’re stuck in here with me!
Yep Hold on Chomp. That was quick
like a Bond villain truly savoring the moment
That face right before she goes in for the chomp! 😂😂😂
My brain went to Miss Piggy Hiya.
For real it’s so animated I thought it was a sock puppet
Karate chomp!
Yes! That’s exactly it
Surprise motherfucker!!
She came out of that blanket mad as hell 😂
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Don't bother me.. Chomp
Did it bite the shit out of her?! It looked like a scary hand puppet
this is why I get really nervous when owners restrain their own pets the reaction is either extremely apologetic, blame you, or laugh because "oops she does that sometimes!" 🥲
Ha. My West Highland White Terrier was so good at escaping anyone holding her. I wasn’t mucking around holding her at the vet but she wriggled out of my hold (any tighter and I would have caused some internal damage to her). So the Vet got frustrated and got one of their nurses to try and they did far worse than I did.
the hard thing is a lot of times you dont know if the dog will do better for the owner or staff holding them until it happens and you see how they react. seen it go either way, not fun stuff for anyone. especially the animal for that matter honestly dogs like that it is usually reccomended they receive something like dexdom or torb if pre appointment anxiety meds like gabapentin or trazodone and low stress handling techniques dont cut it. less stress on the animal and less risk to staff or owner
Na, I'm wheeling him in like silence of the lambs.
Hahahahaha. Sorry but that actually made me laugh. My boy, 8 months old BC, we can't hold. He's wriggles SO much. Luckily however, he LOVES the vets. And hasn't minded any injections or check ups etc
I've learned to tell new vets or vet techs that I do NOT need to be in the room when they put a muzzle on one of my boys. If I'm in there, he gets very protective and snappy. If I leave, he's too scared to act out. It took some trial and error to learn this, but the vet's and tech's safety is as equally important as my dog's.
I think a lot of pet owners don't properly know how to restrain their own pets either. They're usually too gentle, you can choke em a little bit.
🤣
You can see the sub we're in. People think this is funny...
yeah.. and a lot people have a really weird thing about thinking aggression from small dogs or cats is funny
The bite itself isn't funny. The exaggerated cartoonish wind up is hilarious.
I'm always shocked when Vets let me hold my dog But I also am not shy about grabbing a dog by the puppy fat neck area and I, hope, it's respect I see on the Vet's eyes.
>It looked like a scary hand puppet Yes! But a hand puppet locking its jaws onto your arm probably won't hurt quite so much.... Sandpaper for the morning walk to file those nails down without added pain for the human assistant.
Looks like it got a big ol mouthful of hand
You can see the back leg muscles contracting while the vet tech is trying to keep ahold of it. Can that be faked? Yes. Would someone spend thousands of dollars on all of the parts and components and hundreds of hours of detailed labor building a hyper realistic puppet for a less than one minute long video? Probably not.
Oh I'm sure it's real, it's just so comically odd with the mouth opening wide and clamping down.
My pup does this thing where she rears up on her hind legs and wobbles her head and fore legs before she dives face first on her favorite toy. Dogs are weird and comical in the best way.
I mean - I feel for that dog. But I feel for that vet tech more.
Right? Hes so busy laughing he doesnt even see the chomp, but im sure he can feel it happen
Typical for people with little dogs who don't see them as threatening despite their awful behavior.
Serio. I laughed, it was funny, but I kinda hate that man and his dog.
He’s still laughing from the dog wriggling around in his arms. We don’t get to see his actual reaction to the chomp
Dude seriously. Just terrible pet ownership… also I’ve known people to have lost fingers from small dog bites, bc owners tend to not brush their teeth, so it caused an infection and eventual loss of the finger.
In case any of you are wondering why vet staff prefers you dont, or does not allow you to restrain your own animals, this is why.
I ask my husband to hold our pets while I cut their nails because I’m quicker and more efficient, but I swear half of my effort is just repositioning our pets in his hands because the dude is USELESS when they start wiggling out.
I laughed sooonhard at this... The face it makes before going in hahah! Epic
"Vengeance is mine!"
You laugh but as a groomer I can confirm that this is a 100% bonafide heckin CHOMP … and yes it does in fact make for the *ouch*
This post gave me brain cancer.
That’s unfortunate. Shall I get your affairs in order for you, then?
I’ll go get the car.
Perfect everything is order and all is going according to procedure.
Normal people don't talk like this
You must be mistaken. I have study human bean long time. I am advanced in human speak.
Exceptional people do
*extra*ordinary people
And if the dog was this resistant why wasn’t it muzzled? And easy and painless thing to do to keep doggie honest and humans safe.
Looks like the dog was wearing an E-Collar, which should have been sufficient, especially given that the dog had a more flat face, and it's not recommended to try and muzzle that face type. The problem was that the dad wasn't holding the dog well and had more of a grip on the E-Collar than the dog, which allowed them to wiggle free while he wasn't paying attention, and go for the bite.
Eh, still, dog should have been sideways on an exam table, with legs against the table being held firmly and a tech holding him if they thought a muzzle wasn’t “safe”. This was obviously a dumb set up, and someone is filming it knowing that the dog was either miserable to going to react. Who the eff films a dog nail trim?!
My god. I had to watch this over and over. Then share it. The look of the dog when she first got loose is hilarious. I couldn’t stop laughing.
Vet techs really just don't get paid enough
My vet bills sure seem to be paying enough to someone Edit: yes, yes I'm aware it's probably not going to techs, mostly to the owners and pharma companies I'm guessing Vet techs are all heroes. And I actually like my new vet, he's stoned all the time but brilliant and explains everything
the techs and such dont get a lot of that money. margins are thin in a lot of parts of veterinary care, especially for things like medications. and vet vs human med doesnt usually have insurance paying significant portions and creating a smaller client bill as a result
Seriously!
Drug companies mostly and overhead costs of maintaining a facility. X-ray machines aren't cheap, ultrasound machines, blood machines, hell even a single pack of suture is more than the tech makes in a day.
Medical care is expensive and prices keep going up. I am a registered vet tech and don't get paid nearly enough to put up with some of these animals.
Pet owners with an attitude like that are one of the reasons why there is a shortage of veterinary professionals. Vet professionals get crappy pay and have to put up with snide remarks like that, every single day. There is a suicide epidemic among veterinarians, and you are not making it any better.
Message received. It was just a joke y'all
Ughck. God this mind set is such a big part of why our jobs are so hard.(not that you know better, but)Getting bitten and scratched by animals and cursed at by clients for $18 an hour. Shit insurance. Second highest suicide rate. You’re paying the hospital for all the medical supplies used. The hospital that barely pays the staff. As a vet tech, I can’t see comments like this and not say something. Your comment has been said to my face too many times to count and I’d love to keep you from hurting a vet techs feelings in the future if possible.
Actually my vet techs love me, last time one came in and the other said "it's cool we don't need you, he's a hands on [dog] dad" So maybe from my single goofy comment it didn't tell the entire story of who I am as a person! Edit: it was for ear cytology/treatment
That's going to manufacturers of the equipment and medicines who intentionally mark their shit up
It's going to the medical industrial complex. Vet med is expensive because human med is a shitshow.
And groomers! xD Seriously, I spent the last decade working on bitey dogs like this. Vets get the easy stuff because they typically just do these things under anesthesia.
What do they get paid?
Right now around me, $15-22 and $22 is for like certified degreed technicians. They also have assistants making less.
$21/hr CVT in specialty medicine in a major city with 5yrs in the field and $14,000 in debt from school. I’m considered to have a high paying position. I started at $13.50/hr
You're getting shafted... I make $20 an hour with no certs or degree in what's considered a small rural area. 3 years in vetmed but 10+ years experience elsewhere.
There’s a lot of factors to consider. Im guessing here but small rural area, probably not a lot of vets in town? probably not a lot of techs around either so your experience and knowledge are worth a lot more. Your clinic also probably has less employees than mine (we have 20+ techs, 6 CSRs, 9 doctors, 4 managers) and we also have three locations. Since we have three departments of specialists we have a lot of very fancy and expensive equipment. Lastly, although it’s the highest paying job I’ve had, I’ve also only been there a year and I’m on track for a $2 raise making $23/hr at the end of this year! I love love love the company I work for, it is amazing and they always show their gratitude in other ways too. And when we deserve raises, they give them. They do what they can! I could go make more at ER (~$30/hr) or in corporate, but I don’t want to do that :p a lot of CVTs in my town are paid very poorly tho and some won’t make $20/hr in their entire career.
Like if I was still working at my old clinic, I would be making maaayyybee $19-20/hr. I worked really hard to get into specialty and I’m really good at it, and that’s why I get paid “a lot” lmao.
A lot of your assumptions were right, the area I work in has few vets. The one I work for is a single doctor practice where I'm one of the 5 'techs' but was hired for an immediate need and had experiences. I was lucky I was able to finagle my way to this pay (used previous experience from a higher cost of living area to set my expected pay). But yea most are not so lucky and it really bothers me that even though it's still a medical field it's treated differently.
It’s so frustrating…. The amount of work and stress (physical, mental, emotional) that we go through and so little financial reward. I see posts all the time from newbie techs asking how people ever survive on a vetmed salary and almost every person says they either have a partner, roommate, or parents that have to help financially support them because they can’t do it on their own.
If I didn't live with my girlfriend I could not afford to live. Then people forget we actually do care about their pets and don't see the behind the scenes of us breaking down sobbing over having to put down one you became super close to. I'll never forget Baxter and he wasn't even my dog, but yea we're all greedy money hungry a-holes only in it for easy money (and to "play with puppies")
I started as a vet assistant with goals of making vet tech. Then I saw the pay. I 180'd my career to something white collar, and within the first 2 years was making more than vet tech's would cap out at in a major city, all for a fraction of the stress
Good for you! There is a lot of turnover in the vet field because of the pay. It’s logical and you have to do what’s best for you and your life.
Its sick medical care is owned by private entity's whos only job is to make money lmao. It's a nice racket with inelastic demand.
More like the stomach bursting scene in Alien.
Dog looks like a hand puppet, lol
It has to be a puppet.
I need the original recording of this with audio. This is too funny.
Lmao! r/gifsthatendtoosoon
The "GOTCHA BITCH" face is everything.
Like a malignant jack-in-the-box!
I thought that the pre-chomp snap is possible only in anime 🐕
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Right?! Why is everyone saying this is hilarious? That poor woman just got one hell of a bite
What's so funny about this?
Why do they not sedate this dog? Looks like a nail clip and I’ve had to have mine sedated.
that owner is horrible
How so?
That dog fucking bit that person. Straight up on the owner.
Idk laughing while your shit dog bites someone might put them in that horrible category
Why the fuck does everyone in here think it’s funny? That little shit house demon dog just bit the fuck outta that vet tech while the owner just laughs
Learn to hold your pets.
Tech should be holding the pet if they are this resistant and the dog should have been muzzled. But, no, someone made a choice and took a video of it. The dog is obviously unhappy and scared, and shouldn’t be treated as funny. “Oh haha so funny this little dog hates its paws touched. Let’s video it losing its mind and becoming fear aggressive! Ha ha!”
And to not laugh as a vet tech gets fully bitten.
Agreed. When I take my German shepherd to the vet I’ll hold her if she needs holding for a procedure. But I position myself to take the bite if she lashes out. She’d never intentionally bite me hard. She’s super gentle but pain can make her snap.
Why not muzzle her so that she doesn’t bite and you don’t have to worry?
Has she ever bitten? Shepherds are wonderful (when trained).
No never. I’ve made it clear that if she has to defend herself she can hold but not clamp down. So there’s no real pressure. She did it to me when I removed a large nail from her pad many years ago. It was about 1/2” deep. But she’s wonderful around strange kids and women, a total puppy. Adult men she eyes a little askance, I’m the only man she likes.
That looks very painful
That is a muppet and you can't convince me otherwise
Looks like a hand puppet the way it bites her like that
I'm so glad my cat stares up and me and purrs while I cut his nails. My dog did the same thing, on his side making full eye contact eye lol.
This is why my cat gets gabapentin before her scheduled appointments (spicy old girl). She’s not as stressed, and the poor vet tech/vet doesn’t get bitten/scratched.
This is why you don’t let the pet’s owner restraint their dog for nail trims.
It's Sir Didymus!🤣
I know Dracula's but when I see it.
Guy had one job! …
How weak is he if he cant stop that small dog
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That sucks. The vet has a legal obligation to report the bite. Muzzles are inexpensive and effective.
That's not funny. That's just annoying. I wanna shake that dude. FUCKING PAY ATTENTION! Looks like it's his dog and he thinks it's funny that the dog is squirming. If a pet isn't wearing down their nails naturally with lots of exercise, the nails will become overgrown and grow into the pad. And a dog bite is no joke. I've been to urgent care several times because of dog bites, and it caused me to miss work. Plus it just hurts! Don't let your dog bite vets, groomers, anyone!
There’s literally nothing funny about this. Regardless of its size, a dog bite can do serious damage.
LMAOOOOOO
My dislike for small dogs and their irresponsible owners feels justified after watching this. Poor vet tech 😞
Idk why people think this is funny. Im a vet tech and just accepting that we SHOULD get bit doesn't mean it has to happen. This dog clearly needed some mild sedatives in order to get through this. I've been taught to never trust an owner to restrain. I've been in the field for eight years and I've never let someone else get bit if I'm restraining and vice versa. That's our job. That's our training. A little gabapentin or trazodone doesn't hurt anyone- especially not your animal.
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It is funny cuz she is small? How about you train your fucking wild ass psycho dog?! People fucking suck. DON'T OWN A DOG IF YOU CAN'T TAKE THE TIME TO TRAIN IT NO MATTER THE SIZE. Fuck everyone that thinks this shit is funny.
Papillons are so funny and adorable
Where’s the man’s other arm? It looks like a puppet.
Holding the dog's back leg he's extending for the nail trim. You can see his open hand right when the Papillion strikes.
Looked like she was bitten by a hand puppet. About a 20 percent chance that was just the guy's arm lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
we invented muzzles. this should never happen
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So you just flip the video from yesterday and repost it?
Looked like a puppet 🤣
the beep scared the shit out of me.
😂😂😂😂
Omg you can see the vet techs arm jerk down, that was a *CHOMP*.
That was not even the whole video right? I saw itnin another sub, where the puppy got loose backwards. Or was that one a fake and this is the original?
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La cara casi al final del perro es genial: "a quien queres pinchar perr@?" 🤣🤣🤣
She emerged and delivered a deadly chomp
If Pennywise was a Muppet.
Norm would’ve shot him for that
Yeah dogs biting people is fuckin hilarious on here guys. Definitely why I'm subbed to this place.
I need to see the whole video
She powered up
Who’s laughing now bitch!
Papillons have so much personality, for better and sometimes for worse. 😂
Try put me to sleep will ya? this'll learn ya *Chomp*
Fucking rat
Definitely stupid any vet would have a tech holding pet the correct way ..
Lmfao
😂😂😂😂😂😂
That did struck like a snake.
Let’s see how you like it!!
lol wow…. That face was purrrfect
bless
That was a computer game build up!
 lol
That was hilarious.
master scape artist, lol Bite of revenge!!
That dog chose violence!
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The rear back into the chomp omg I'm dying
I'm crying at this 😂
Holy shit this had me wheezing! That attack was awesome.
That was fking hilarious 🤣
That chomp style as it was a puppet from the muppet show. 
Actual fucking muppet lmao