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let's talking pets. We are talking pets here at pet

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Life Radio. So anyway, it's you know, I'm sure you've

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heard the expression that bad things happen in threes. Well, unfortunately, yeah,

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this week was the case of that. If you're a call,

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we talked about a week and a half, two weeks

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ago about Lola. Lola was that Australian shepherd that had

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that humongous splenic mass that of course turned out to

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be a splinic tumor. Unfortunately, the dog is doing great,

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she's totally healed from her surgery. Then, unfortunately, it's kind

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of one of those things with a splinic tumor that

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came back, as we call hamen sarcoma that the heart

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of that is now removed. That was the bad spleen.

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But we're just waiting. Even though right now the liver

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looked good and the intestants look good and the lungs

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look good. Unfortunately, we know that splinic hamangeo sarcoma's do

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spread and it's just a matter of time. Unfortunately, I

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can't predict when I always joke when people ask me,

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you know when or how this is going to happen,

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and when should I prepare, and I tell them, well,

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the truth is, my crystal ball is in the shop,

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so it's it's your guesses as good as mine. But

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usually these things will happen within a short of two

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three months, and one of the longest I've ever had

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was twelve months after surgery, which was unbelievable. Since it

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was an old dog. It almost didn't affect her overall

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life well anyway, as that Murphy's Law would have it.

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Two more cases came in, not only this week, this

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same day, the exact same day, two splenic tumors, well

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splinic masses, i should say. One unfortunately was a tumor

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and already had spread to the liver. The liver masses

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were not, so we completed the surgery, We removed the spleen,

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we sewed him up, and he is home with Mom

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and dad right now, and as I told them, enjoy

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every minute of every day, because once these splenic legions

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start to open up, they start to rupture, and they

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start to bleed, there's not a lot that can be done.

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So that's my Buddy Buckley, and Buckley is just a great,

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magnificent American bulldog. Those of you who don't know, American

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bulldogs are the big ones. People mistake them for mastiff

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sometimes for like a They almost look like a pit

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bull mastiff boxer type cross. Very very large dogs, big heads,

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but sweet as can be the bulldog personality. So you've

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got the Frenchies, which the little guys. Then you got

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the English which are pretty big themselves. I've said some

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English bulls that you know, pushing the scales at over

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seventy pounds. And then you got the American bulls which

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easily can tip the scales at over one hundred. And

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then same day a Queensland Red Healer, it's the official

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name is an Australian cattle dog comes in the office,

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evidence of a little bloated belly. We put the ultrasound

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probe on, We pull some blood, take an X ray,

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see the ultrasound. Sure enough, splenic mass, same surgery. But

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this one was interesting. This one was in worse shape

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going into surgery. But the mass itself was literally the

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spleen was disintegrating in our hands as we're removing it.

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So there was much more blood and discharge through the procedure.

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The dog was sicker going into than Buckley was. But

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I think the prognosis of this one's going to be

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better because when we see that, we often get a

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diagnosis of a splenic hematoma or a splenic homangioma, and

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both of those are benign problems. Meaning now that we

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took the spleen out and if it does come back

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either homangioma or hematoma, she is cured. One hundred percent cured,

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and that is fantastic. So anyway, early on in the show,

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when we were just kind of setting up this is great,

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by the way, because this means that people are listening.

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You are listening, you are getting up the courage to

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ask questions. And we got a call from Nelson. I'm

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just going to prep you because we picked up the

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call in the middle of fact, I think we can

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have you listen to some of this call. But Nelson

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called about his puppy, female pitbull four months old and

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already chewing and biting and of course adopting a new

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pit bull. And we're so thrilled that Nelson went out

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and adopted at pitbull. He was concerned and of course

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I don't blame him. And I think with social media

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and the media in general, you start talking pitbull and

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everybody says, oh my god, oh my god. You know

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this poor dog is can take him to shelter and

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put him to sleep. And I said right away, I said,

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you know, if this were almost any other breed at

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four months old exhibiting these same signs, he would not

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think twice. But unfortunately, because of the bad press that

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pitbulls get, he is so concerned. So we talked about

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the biting problem, the chewing problem, and I think I've

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mentioned this before that biting is a normal, natural, essential

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puppy behavior. Puppies play all the time, they play bite

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all the time. They learn some bite in ambition, they

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learn how hard they have to. So anyway, you know what,

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why don't we kind of have you listened in on

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the call and you can get all the good information

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because we had a very very detailed conversation, me and

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Nelson about his puppy. Come on, listen it if you

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had two little mats playing and in play, in play

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not being mean one iota in play, puppy a bites

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puppy bee a little too hard. Okay, what would puppy

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Bee's first response be yelp, yeah exactly, and that's what

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you're gonna do. You're going to get You are going

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to give a scream like and most likely, most likely

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your pup will back off. This is actually how they

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learned from a very early early age what we call

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bite inhibition, and that is how soft or how hard

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I can or going to get away with biting before

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my playmate objects. Okay, now, now that doesn't work, and

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you try that a few times, and you can have

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to do things you can do like what you do

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say you know, honey, you're not playing fair. I'm putting

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you over here. Now, if puppy A is now playing

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with mom and bites Mom a little too hard, what's

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Speaker 3: Momise absolutely, just.

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Speaker 2: Exactly. Mom is going to give that little puppy a

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growl that this puppy has probably only heard before when

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it was a little teeny puppy with mom. And you

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give a good deep and I go, ah, like you're

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a kid, you know, mimicking a lion roar, and you

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look them straight in the eye. You look her straight

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in the eye and you give that deep guttural growl

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and you're holding you're holding her jowls. So if you're

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forcing her to look you in the eye and you

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give that deep growl and hold that freeze for a second,

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and what you're probably going to see is because she

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can't move her head because you got her by the

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jowels and she's you're forcing her to face you, she'll

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turn away from you with her eyes. And that's how

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you know you've successfully got her. Now, when a puppy

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gets yelled at and they feel afraid and they they

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feel awful because they were just reprimanded, what they want

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now more than anything from mom is effects. Yeah. So

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after you have that uncomfortable freeze, you're staring her down,

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she's looking away from you. Kind of wait about a

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minute or two and then you can give her that Okay,

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be a good girl now, et cetera.

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Speaker 1: Okay, all right, okay, you get to that that you're saying.

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Speaker 4: I am doing and good.

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Speaker 1: It makes me feel good because these are the things

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that I'm doing already, but I just didn't know if

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I'm actually going about it the right way.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, now it is right now. One thing before we

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get onto chewing, puppy chewing, let's finish one thing. Do not, ever,

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even though the inclination might be there, and even though

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the fear might be there because you're, you know, raising

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a puppy pitbull, do not smack the dog because you

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will end up with more problems later on from that

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than from the other behaviors we talk. They don't know

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what a smack is. Mom has never raised a paw

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unless you're dealing with a boxer in play, and what

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the puppy across the face or on the head. So

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that's how we start sort of developing problems in dogs

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where they we call being headshy, so that you know

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they right away they see a hand raised and they

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or they see you know, i've seen dogs. Oh yeah,

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I've seen dogs. They're in my exam room and I

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have some papers on my desk on the exam table,

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and I picked the papers up to move them to

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another side so I can have a more room space

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for the dog. And I see the dog cower. So

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what does that tell me? That tells me that somewhere

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along the line, this poor dog was actually smacked with

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probably a rolled up newspaper, rolled up magazine.

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Speaker 5: Okay, and can tell you something I've heard from other

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dog owners that destin way, the chastise your dogs by.

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Speaker 2: Newspaper totally inappropriate. You should never ever hit your dog.

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It's only going to backfire. It's only going to back Now,

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let's talk chewing. Chewing is also a normal, naturally central behavior.

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So what you need to do is never say no.

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No is the most overused word when we're training our

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puppies because most of the behaviors more I know, no, no,

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that's a problem. Most of these behaviors. If you really

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evaluate the behavior their normal natural behaviors. We just have

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to direct them to an appropriate object or, in the

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case of bathroom mistakes, to an appropriate location. But you

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can't say no to a dog who's got a pee, right,

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You can't say no to a puppy he wants to chew.

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So what you do is you clap your hands, give

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a whistle, just divert their attention, come go over to

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them kind of comfortably, casually remove the inappropriate object out

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of their way, and immediately give them their appropriate chew toy.

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You put it in their mouth that you have to

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and say, oh my god, you're such a good girl,

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and give her a pat on the head and a

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little kiss, and so she'll start learning because dogs learn,

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as children do, from positive reward. We want that positive reinforcement.

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And you give them the object they're supposed to be

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chewing on, and they chew on it. They get a praise,

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they get a pat on the head, they get a kiss,

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they get a little dog treat, and life is grand.

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And then what they're gonna do is they're gonna start

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looking more for those obts. And now that you know

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that she is going to behave like a puppy, you

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need to puppy proof your home. And that is everything

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that you see that is even remotely possible that she

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can get a hold of that you don't want her

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to remove it right or remove her Okay, okay, you

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got it, Yes, sir, I got it, all right, Nelson,

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give those things a try, and they want you to

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call us back in a couple of weeks and give

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us an update, let us know how she's doing.

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Speaker 3: I certainly shall thank you so much.

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Speaker 2: You're very welcome.

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Speaker 6: You take care all right, have a good one.

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Speaker 2: Thanks bye bye. So as you can tell you know,

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this is a normal problem that Nelson was having. I

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don't want people to freak out because they have those dogs,

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whether it's the pit bull or the Akita, or the

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Goberman or the Rottweiler or the German shepherd dog. I mean, understand,

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these are puppies. There are certain innate behaviors that we

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see in our puppies, and you know, the vast majority

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of these, the vast majority of these will do just fine.

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It's just normal behavior and what we need as we

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train our puppies, we try to teach them to behave well.

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of being consistent with your messages. It's a matter of

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being consistent with your correction and learning how to correct properly,

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and that most of the things that you are just dying.

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a regular basis, are behaviors that are essential. They're natural,

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they're normal. Unfortunately, because we have a crazy puppy, they're

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just a little bit misdirected. We need to direct them

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again to the appropriate object in the case of chewing,

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to how to bite properly, how to learn bite inhibition

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in the case of biting, and learn what it's like

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to have a timeout and not to get to you. Remember,

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puppies are social. They want you more than anything. So

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when they start exhibiting behaviors that separates, That creates a

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separation because you put them away, you put them back

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in their creator, you put them back in their platepend

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they're going to stink themselves. I don't want to do

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that one again. And conversely, when you praise them for

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the appropriate behavior, when they come over to you and

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they let you pet and they play, and they'll they

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bite down. Or that you happen to walk in the

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room and they're chewing on their appropriate to toy, don't

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ignore that behavior. That behavior deserves a major praise. You

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good boy and your toy and give them a treat

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and give them a hug. And that's how we create

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as we're sitting here, we're already started August. Which it's

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amazing how sometimes some parts of the year go so

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slowly and summertime goes so fast. I was actually driving

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to work this morning and it's crazy, but the Los

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Angeles City schools actually are back at school this week.

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And to already see here it is the middle of August.

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Labor Day, always after Labor Day, and sometimes even later

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in September, September fifteen, September nineteenth. They're starting a full

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month ahead. I think you're going to start getting out

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full month ahead. In fact, I was used to envy

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when I was in college. I went to University California

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at Berkeley, and back then it still is, most of

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the ucs are on the quarter system. Now, the quarter

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system ONLI semester system. When you're in semester, you have

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two fifteen week semesters, and you could also have an

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option of a summer semester, but the quarter is three

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ten week quarters, so you still got the thirty weeks.

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What a drag. But I mean with the quarter system,

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I don't think after the first week you're going to

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have a midterm or finals every single week. It seems like,

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and oh my god, it is so disappointing. And also

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because the way the vacation setups were set up, we

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wouldn't get out of school until like June fifteenth or eighteenth.

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University of California Davis on the quarter system. I remember

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our graduation was like June nineteenth, how crazy. And all

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my friends that were going to schools on the semester system,

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they were getting out by Memorial Day, by the end

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of May, they were already out of school, done with finals,

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done with everything. That wasn't fair. Now, truly they did

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start a little before we did, but even still, but

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I'm curious to know how your summers are going. I

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want to know if you had any problem with overheating,

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if you had any problem or seeing anyone driving a

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car and leaving a dog or a pet parked in

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the car. We want to know about. We want to

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talk about sort of still some summer issues in many places.

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I know for a fact that it stays very hot

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through September. So just because September twenty first is the

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beginning of quote unquote the you know, autumn season, fall season,

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doesn't mean we need to start easing up on some

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of the restrictions. And my dogs are still out there

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and enjoining the hot weather. And even we've had actually

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unseasonably cooler weather here, and we've been through a string

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of several days where it's been Oh so you know

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in the you know your people are going to complain

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or what's he complaining about? That werber But they were

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in like the mid eighties going up to the high eighties.

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because we're close to the ocean, it really we get

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that cool ocean breeze and it kills out a little bit.

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I mean there's some people I'm not one of them,

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but there are a lot of people that at night

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we'll start wearing a sweater here in LA. To me,

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I still like the cool breeze, but we want to

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hear how things have been going for you and uh

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and what we can do. And as we're getting closer,

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we're hitting fall. I mean, it's around the corner. I

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just got a call from a TV s in New

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York that wants me to come out in October. So

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we're kind of throwing some ideas around and I realized,

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oh my god, October. You know, we just finished talking

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about summer tips and things we can do to help

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our pets during the summer. And by October we got

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to start thinking of holidays. We got to start thinking

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about Halloween, and Thanksgiving and Christmas, New Year and Hanukah

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and all these holidays were potentially problems for our pets,

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and what we need to do to keep our pets

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safe during the holidays, what we need to do to

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start preparing for winter, as I call winter rizing your pets.

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So we have a lot to look forward to in

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the coming weeks ahead as we start talking about these

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things and preparing accordingly. So, but it's something that we

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definitely want to hear from you. You know, one of

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the things that I'm hearing a lot about and I

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don't know if we had a chance to talk about

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it on the show yet, but there have been two

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pieces on the news lately because you know, it's funny

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how people gets it to kick out of things like this,

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And the subject matter is plastic surgery for pets. And

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you know, of course, when a vet who works in

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the Hollywood starts talking about plastic surgery, I can hear

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your listeners going, oh, really, like, come on, plastic surgery

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for a dog. But understand a few things. Yes, we

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do a lot of plastic or cosmetic surgery, but understand

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I don't like to use the word cosmetic because you

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have that notion of you know, the Beverly Hills housewife

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who visits the plastic surgeon more than her kid's school.

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But we like to call it reconstructive surgery because when

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you know, when you're dealing with plastics, there's always a battle,

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especially in human medicine, between what we call form and function.

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Form is how you look, and function is how well

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you work. All right, how many times when you were

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in think about in high school days and you saw

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someone that had the bandage over their nose. They clearly

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had a nose job, right, and what do they tell you? Everybody?

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Everybody hands down. They're gonna say, oh, no, no, I had

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a deviated septum and I couldn't breathe. So it was

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just to fix the devated septum and to take about

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four inches of hook off your nose too, But we

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don't count that it was just the DVA accept them,

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all right. Or people that get their eyelids done and

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they complain, well, the upper eelid was so droopy. But

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we know that when it comes to humans and plastic surgery,

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most are doing it for form, even at the expense

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of function. They are willing to give up and sacrifice

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function so they can look differently, look better, whatever. And

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I'm sure if you've seen some of these people walking

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around in these TV shows, better is. I use that

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term very loosely because in my book they look horrendous.

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But with animals, we're doing it purely for function and

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certain problems like skinfold piodermas, which are infections deep within

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skin folds, entropion, or ectropion where it's your eyelid problems

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ectropeon for example, a bloodhound where the eyelids are so

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droopy that the content type is completely exposed and prone

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to infection. Or in the case of a chou Chow

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or Sharpei or rottweiler, the eyelids are actually rolling inward.

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We call it en tropion, and the eyelids rubbing against

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the eyeball and the hair from the lids are rubbing

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along the eyeball, causing major pain, major infection, major irritation.

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We need to fix that. We see in certain dogs

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that we talked about earlier about the English bulldog English

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bulldog with their cleft palate and their split lips. We

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need to fix those. So there are dogs that are

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extremely overweight and might even have skin sagging and rubbing

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on the ground. We need to fix these. So our

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concept when it comes to doing surgery plastic surgery for

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animals is we need to repair these defects because these

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defects are causing problems. It's not so they're going to

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look better. I mean, look, let's face it. You fix

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the dog's eyes, and the dogs are always eyes and

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running and drooping inward and there's discharge. You fix it,

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then of course you're going to end up seeing a

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better looking dog if you will, But that's not a motivation.

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And another reason. Another thing we do often is dentistry.

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And again with dentistry, we are doing some orthodontic procedures.

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We are straightening teeth. I shouldn't say we because usually

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this is done by veterinary dentists. But implants and braces

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are being used in dogs not because they're smiling for

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the camera, not because they have that big interview or

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that audition. It's but it's because they can't chew well.

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They can't eat well, the teeth are getting in the way,

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they can't close their mouths properly, and we need to

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fix these dogs so they can lead a normal life.

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And that again is the reason why we take this

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so seriously and do so much plastic surgery. So I

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did a piece. It's actually on YouTube and it's called

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the Hollywood's Pampered Pets, and you can probably YouTube and

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stick to a search. But we did a very, very

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kind of tongue in cheek kind of thing, but it

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was really cute about doing plastic surgery and pets. And

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again I think we may have mentioned I don't know

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if those of you, many of you had a chance

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to catch that article on the Hollywood Reporter. You can

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go to Hollywoodreporter dot com and just search Jeff Weber

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or doctor Jeff Weber, and you can see a little

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bit of some piece that we did on celebrity pets

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and that was pretty cool. And there's a picture or

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they have me with one of my celebrity clients, Judy Greer,

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And it was a nice article. It was a nice article,

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not too obnoxious. I try, we try not to be

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too obnoxious. So anyway, it's been very quiet, guys. I

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am really surprised that with all these opportunity for one

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hundred percent free advice, not only free, but you actually

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get something in exchange, so you get to call in

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and not only do not have to pay, you get

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a gift from us here and ask the vets with

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doctor Jeff on pet Life Radio a pro sense pet product.

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So there really is no excuse to not pick up

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the phone dial eight seven seven three eight five eight

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eight eight two, ask your questions, don't be shy, or

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you can send me, of course, a text or an email.

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The email is Dr Jeff, doctor Jeff at Petlife Radio

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dot com. And you know what we'd also like to do,

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and I think there's a great place. Why don't you

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to doctor Jeff at pet Life radio dot com. Why

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don't you send us some pictures of your pets. I'd

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love to see what your pets look like. We can

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post them on the website here at pet Life Radio,

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and it would be really cute. So we can sort

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of get to know you better and get to know

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your pets better and see what's making you tick. I

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know what makes me tick because I have eleven pets

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at home, and I mean, they are really really cute.

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And if you go on to if you go to

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Facebook at all, I can go to doctor Jeff Werber

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you can see some of my pets because I've you know,

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I different pictures of my pets, and I'm actually gonna

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be posting another shot pretty soon. I have a great

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shot of all five of my dogs and they look amazing.

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It's almost like they were posing for the camera. So

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it's really cute. So I want you to have a chance.

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Why don't you send us some pictures to send them

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to me, attach them and send them to doctor Jeff

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at Petlife Radio dot com, or you can send them

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to doctor Jeff at doctor Jeff dot com. That's Dr

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Jeff at Drjeff dot com. No periods except of course

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for the dot com. So anyway, I want to thank

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you all for joining me this very fast moving half

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hour here on pet Life Radio Ask the Bets with

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Doctor Jeff. We will be back here next week. I

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expect to have a mailbox full of questions with your names,

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pictures of your pets, and a place that we can

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send your free product to. So until then, I want

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to thank Procents, our sponsors, and we look forward to

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having to join us again next week here and Ask

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the Bets with Doctor Jeff. Signing off on Doctor Jeff

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Work

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