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Paula 's interviews her doctor to her four babies...Dr. John Schoettle is a vet who was recently on Savannah's dancing with the stars. Paula and Dr. Schoettle discuss her four pets, pet insurance and much more.
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well good morning y'all I'm here with my
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doctor but he is not really my doctor he
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is the doctor to my four-legged babies
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y'all this is John shuttle and he takes
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care of all of our babies and I'm so
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happy he's here with me today I'm having
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so much fun talking to John because he
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just finished up Friday night doing
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Dancing with the Stars here in Savannah
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Georgia and we were just listening to
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each other's sob stories about how hard
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it is but John I'm so impressed oh
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you're gonna keep dancing yeah so I just
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wanna I've always wanted to be the
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social dancer you always see people out
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there in a band or a bar even in there e
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doing these moves and they're having fun
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and and I've always been a Wallflower so
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if I could no I don't think David this
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long enough to get some moves more than
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just the I did the shake your tail
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feather from the Blues Brothers routine
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did you shake it I shook it my pro dance
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shook it a lot better than I did oh she
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did well those pros they're pros for a
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reason yeah oh I don't know how they do
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it and they supposed to make us look
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good she did their job my feet became
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disconnected from my brain at one more
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in the beginning of the dance and she
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slowed her dance damn to keep matched
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with me on I thanked her after her does
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like cuz she could have just blew me
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away and I'd like I would have been
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trailing but because she did that I kind
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of got back into the dance again yeah
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cuz ya how long was your dance there's
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like two and a half minutes long that's
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long enough because i think our dances
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were like a minute fifty or maybe two
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minutes and longest two minutes of your
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life if you're a dying man you want to
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spend it on dancing with the stars cuz
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things like is forever two minutes was
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was a long time and but the fun thing
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about it was Rachel
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Charles so it's fast yes it's it's yeah
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happy there and he runs through all
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these different songs all these
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different dances at the end you damn you
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do the swim you do the birds you do of
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course the now how do you do the swim
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I'm not heard of that oh oh ok I didn't
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realize it was called a swinging fly
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yeah and then the chicken did you do we
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gotta do the chicken monkey yeah we call
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that the jerk the fruits the mashed
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potatoes my favorite ok the last I
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remember in the mashed potato I mean
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when I saw Rachel do it when i first
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started talking these laplace classes
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and if y'all are anybody wants to dance
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you know these are love blast classes
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that rachel moore teaches at Salon de by
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she it's great attention let me tell you
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who who invented love lasts and came up
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with it my dance partner Louis van
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Amstel I met him on Friday night I know
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he's a great guy he did did he do a
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dance in making uh you know uh Hardy
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dancing now so he got up on the stone
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the judge's table and called everybody
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out he now dance for with like 50 and he
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did a lab last class for like 20 minutes
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no I'm is amazing and everybody's yes
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he's wonderful you know he's a
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three-time world champion ballroom
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winner and uh he is truly amazing so you
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worked with him for a week son solid and
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all reminds months mine you had more
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than one day wheeling oh yeah I'd lasted
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six weeks on Dancing with a star I've
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met with Louie cuz there didn't you have
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to have a different answer no I Louie
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Louie the whole time uh-huh except one
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night we uh one week we had a switch and
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I danced with Mark and Mark is adorable
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he's he's so much fun but Louie is
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incredible in fact lucky yeah well I
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requested Louis I requested him but a
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lot of energy about him
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yes yes you know even though it is hard
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and people are intimidated we're scared
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and all that it's for such a great cause
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Ignotus it is it's the one in macon was
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files heimer yeah same one here 06
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leading cause of death in the United
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States and yes they called The Long
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Goodbye because he's done labelling
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people their brain just a trophies away
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but they live so there's a caretakers
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and their family take care of them for
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67 years and yeah they have no idea who
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whose name the family is anymore and so
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as you go through this you get to hear
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all the stories yeah everybody people
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come out of the woodwork but my
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grandmother had my grandfather had at my
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dad has it yeah you know and it's
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amazing how many people are affected and
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you just have no idea i've never even
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really know much about the disease well
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no me either i lost my parents when they
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were both very young so you know it's
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something that I've never had to deal
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with first-hand but the friends of mine
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that have say it's just heartbreaking so
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hopefully you know what we did this
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weekend the work that we did I sent out
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I sent out hundreds of letters and
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emails and the people that donated the
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most they were they all had his personal
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story you know and so does Damon all
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right we had three trophies that we gave
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away in a second uh one for the People's
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Choice yep one police the most money and
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the friend that I was actually doing it
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for her daughter won both of those so I
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was so pulling so the last trophy was
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who raised the most money during the
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event so there's a third trophy now well
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listen severe okay the third trophy that
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we gave away was judges choice and we
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gave it to a doctor there in town who's
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a pediatrician he started out playing
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his saxophones and they did the swing
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and they were in red and I guess I
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could've done this wing yeah yeah yeah
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so let's take a quick break in
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to pick your brain for some more things
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yeah I'm talking all these dogs talk
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about all these dogs with it should
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Pocoyo see y'all back in a second all
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3300 that's 1 800 659 3300 so what was
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y'all's third trophy so there is the who
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raised the most money during that night
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uh-huh that ain't a third was a third
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one and the same girl who raised trees
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like 43,000 and then she put like like
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half of that in right at the very
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beginning to she's just from her own
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company she's had a very successful
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company on Richmond Hill who is saying
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no I forget her name but she was a
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dancer she was Alison adams won the best
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dance but only cuz he was dancing with a
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guy named Mac McKenzie do you know Mac
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McKenzie he's gonna he's he wanted last
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year too and he he wins it namely
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because the guys got arms this big
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around and he lifts girls up above there
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help me and spin them around yeah and
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you just can't help but to be impressed
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with that you know that one is that
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one's yours I thought at first it was
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Lulu but some of the other dancers are
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like that's not real
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dancing you know it's right she's my win
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it but it's always impressive yeah in
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the game the dancer doesn't have to do
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much you know she can be petrified but
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yeah she's pretty much in somebody's
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arms yeah love their heads spinning
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around yeah yeah she doesn't have to
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make the moves out yeah well I've
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noticed that even on the real dance with
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the Stars that it's it really goes
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outside a ballroom yep imagine Louie
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doesn't do a lot of lifts No nestled
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close ah not anymore he did let's just
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say y'all he didn't offer to lift me I
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would have been scared to death he's
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strong as a little long but no he did
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eat an offer to lift me oh well let's
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talk about these dogs we're surrounded
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by your you know I've always been um so
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happy that I had you to Delino with all
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of my animals when I had all those old
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well I was about to say used to have all
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the sweet little dogs that you rescued
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me they were there is a little menagerie
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of banging I all had so many Sam was a
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rescue and they all had so many problems
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and he took such good care of them and
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loved them so much well thank you we did
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we spent a ton of money on my I don't
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know but now I see all every six months
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and that's it yes well you know he had
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such a sensitive stomach but you know
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I've come out with my own line a dog
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food I know I like it too and he
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listened he has his he doesn't have any
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more stomach issues my dog food Paula
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Deen hugs is really really Julian isn't
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on them oh I give them the beef the
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chicken the lamb Lou yeah I used all
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three flavors on them and they just love
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it oh so it's almost summer time here so
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what's going on in the dog world it's
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all allergies yeah savannah georgia and
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the dogs snoring it's all allergies
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right now so no now what would the
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symptoms be dog bit you know and he
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knows it's a sinusitis rhinitis
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eyes nose thing in dogs it's all skip so
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they get hot spots ear infections oh
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speaking on smiles bacterial infections
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I want you to look at this spot on Gus's
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back right here it felt like a little
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lump you'll excuse us while we have a
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little example end up Gus ya feel it do
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you think that's anything to be
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concerned about you know that feel it's
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like a little it's a sister looks like a
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she assists usually clogged oil gland
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and you feel a little tiny scab right
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over the time now what is the scab from
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so that's gonna be the little bit of
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news from that Glencore now that's the
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kind of thing so we would do is we take
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a little needle and we drain it just
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okay and half of them come back again
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after you drain it in half of them doing
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so our ailments can be a lot of like
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can't they they can either the same
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they're the same they really right what
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what they gonna have Alzheimer's they we
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call a canine cognitive disorder and the
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the treatment is dancing kind of like
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our treatment for alzheimers is dancing
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the trick one of the treatments for dogs
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is to teach them new skills with their
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physical skills teach them to to swim or
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to go around obstacle courses and it's
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interesting I just had I just went to a
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lecture from a neurologist about it and
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I was shocked I know here does I'm
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raising money for Alzheimer's and I go
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to my I go to one continuing education
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lecture and the local neurologist doggie
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neurologist is giving a lecture on doggy
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Alzheimer's my life has been alzheimers
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for three months no so so they get it to
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ya and they're there what can we do is
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anything we can do to prevent that John
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Alzheimers and dogs uh-huh I don't know
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I don't know a feat of high quality food
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i think in humans to it's gonna be yeah
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it's gonna be I think the same thing
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that affects your heart also affects
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your brain so so we talked about how the
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arteries get clogged on your heart yeah
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well the same arteries go to your brain
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too and so I think the more were eating
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less fat more fruits more vegetables
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we're going to see less arterial disease
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yes and we're gonna have less heart
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disease so you don't recommend table
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scraps you know dogs are carnivores so
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I'm not sure that I think that their
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proportion of cognitive disorder is very
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small the way it should be in humans the
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problem with humans is that it's gone
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from being obscure disease to a
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front-runner number six killer mm-hmm so
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for dogs it's still an obscure disease
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dogs are meant to be carnivores come
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here Gus look at these teeth look at
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these teeth now those are carnivores
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teeth and people look at our teeth
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I look at this canine tooth at see I'm a
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carnivore I'm like this tooth doesn't
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Pierce plastic very well you know that
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is a carnivore see ya and I think that
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dogs were meant to be fed as you're
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feeding them with your diet yeah
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primarily a meat-based diet and I think
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humans somehow in the last hundred years
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we have headed down this path where
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we've gone from a little bit of meat to
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mostly meat not a little bit of veggies
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a whole lot of meat well this is good as
14:21
long with the last blog I did with the
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Paula Deen the blue dog blog free thank
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you for doing that yes he's doing a blog
14:30
but Paula Deen cooking with paula deen
14:32
right that's fun and the last one was
14:34
the difference between facts and fads
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and and I was saying most fads are based
14:39
on weight loss and humans and too much
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is kind of carried over if it's good for
14:45
a human it must be good for your dog too
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yeah which I just believe were it's
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usually probably not the case but uh
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it's uh well you know people are people
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who are dog lovers we're obsessive
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people love their animals you know
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they're part of our lives it's
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interesting that to mammals live in such
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close association and I think we saw
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this in the wild somewhere it would be
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amazed by it but it's so common now that
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in for the last 10,000 years it's been
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this evolving thing where they've gone
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from our kind of the streets to our
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backyard to our beds are bad I know ty
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bed I mean goes to sleep every night
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with a dog on the end of her bed yes
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well
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Oh Michael I when he came to bed last
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night he was in bed with three dogs but
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um yeah he had he had to throw two of
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them two of them out so he'd have room
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to sleep but we are we're crazy about
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our animals and we spend a lot a lot of
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money oh my Anna well I'll tell you it's
15:52
things have gone from you know maybe a
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thousand dollars as being the most
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expensive thing you could do now it's a
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thousand dollars is easy you know yeah
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an MRI is a thousand before the back
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surgery we uh five or six thousand you
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can spend ten thousand dollars get
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insurance now though aren't they and
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it's that pretty reasonable I think it
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is that it's it's hard when you got a
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puppy to know that you're gonna need the
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insurance at nine years of age but it's
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probably the best thing to get it these
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days if you're going to spend the money
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anyway then do you do you go excuse me
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for interrupting but do you go through
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your insurance man that you deal with
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for your insurance it's what you buy it
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through y'all know it's a separate
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company there's about five or six seven
16:46
there's probably more than that there's
16:48
five or six really popular ones or
16:50
common ones and I don't believe that
16:52
they're really associated with human
16:53
health at all I think they're strictly
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strongly animal well I want to ask you
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about this I've been wanting to ask you
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for a long long time right from the very
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start gus was obsessed with shadows how
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about that he is obsessed with him yes
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still scared of them he's just like
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mesmerised he'll chase them all over the
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room it's kind of funny it will it is
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but there is there something missing
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there for him I can't figure out what it
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is you know my daughter you ever had a
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dog you know but everybody every pet
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loves the laser pointer you know you put
17:34
the laser pointer on the ground and they
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chase them all around and that's funny
17:38
I remember my dog was used to do that
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and then he looked over at the laser
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pointer once he looked back on the
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ground and that was it he got it he
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understood uh-huh all that Gus isn't
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picked up on it I I can't believe that
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there's a shadow over there on that door
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and I can't believe he's so it doesn't
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even have to be a person shadow Oh Joe
17:57
any shadows any shadow any shadow we had
18:01
a big party one night tell me that's a
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unique thing I've never even heard of
18:05
that before well the the back porch was
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full of folks and gus was among all
18:11
these people and he was just looking
18:13
down and they said oh look he's waiting
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for us to drop food I said no he's not
18:18
he's looking at those shadows and once
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he looks at one I can call him to the
18:25
cows come home and he will not Bobby
18:28
does not look at me don't get it no and
18:31
I'll tell you so it is one of the mental
18:32
baby Gus one good thing about veterinary
18:35
medicine is that every single day I see
18:38
something I've never seen before and we
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hear I am talking to you and I've never
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heard of a dog obsessed with shadows
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well me mr. Gus teen please I think it's
18:49
so important that you're happy with the
18:51
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18:53
recommendation is start by updating your
18:56
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19:09
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19:12
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19:13
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19:16
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19:19
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19:22
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19:24
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19:27
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19:29
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19:32
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eight hundred 65
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and 3300 that's one eight hundred 659
19:50
3300 okay so tell us dr. shuttle where
19:55
can where can people go to just hear
20:00
your words or get advice so ever since
20:04
Lulu was a puppy I started writing
20:07
remember when I took her for three days
20:09
yeah she was I had all these things she
20:12
wouldn't go outside she wouldn't use the
20:14
bathroom in the right place she's
20:15
jumping on she's terrorizing Jamie's
20:17
kids kid and so I took her for three
20:21
days and then I had to teach Amanda and
20:25
everybody else in here and that was
20:27
working with Lulu so I wrote everything
20:29
down all my instructions well then when
20:31
Gus came along I took out my old
20:34
instructions and I didn't like how they
20:36
were written so I rewrote them uh-huh
20:38
and in that process I wrote about I
20:40
started writing a book so now I couldn't
20:43
publish it until I got a smile dog so
20:46
I'm raising blue uh-huh and he's 11
20:48
months now so no like what kind of dog
20:50
is blue black love labs are so sweet
20:54
you're so sweet but I can't take the
20:56
shedding no it's black somehow the hairs
21:00
disappear a little bit better than the
21:01
than the 10 love yeah you said yeah I've
21:04
and those hairs so yellow labs are my
21:06
favorite they're so beautiful but
21:09
Michael's brother father Hank is living
21:12
with us right now and he's got a black
21:15
lab and that hair that's one thing i
21:18
love about doodles they don't share
21:20
their hypoallergenic and blue havanese
21:24
michael was hoping that Gus was going to
21:27
actually kind of better the backlight
21:29
his brothers Blacklock because i think
21:30
his brother had a real high opinion of
21:32
his lab and so hows got done with the
21:35
competition honey Gus will never be as
21:38
good as grace ah as soon as somebody new
21:42
comes in the house they'll don't say I
21:44
want you to meet my dog up grace and
21:47
that he'll put down food and he'll say
21:50
the blessing and grace will not touch
21:52
that food until Hank says amen oh I mean
21:56
she's a real smart
21:58
real smart dog but she doesn't have the
22:00
personality to me that these dogs I have
22:04
you got lucky yeah so lucky and I won't
22:08
I want another when can you believe it
22:11
um somebody told me that Gus has what
22:15
you call a double coat he's really his
22:20
hair his fur is kinky like the poodle
22:23
yeah and where the double doodle he is
22:27
its own weight yeah so that's more like
22:29
a poodle and this is more like but i was
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told that this was called a double coat
22:36
I don't know if there's anything to that
22:38
I'm sure that's what it's called i would
22:41
I have to keep him short because you
22:44
can't oh he would just be one big fluffy
22:47
thing oh and he was beautiful but I
22:49
could he was one big man they turn when
22:53
I had him finally shaved I broke down
22:55
and shaved him I had to I had to grab
22:58
the fur and pull it back while the young
23:02
lady was shaving him and it held yeah it
23:06
was like a blanket yeah it was like a
23:08
blanket oh now is it true I read
23:13
something or heard something the other
23:14
day that we are wrong when we shave our
23:18
long-haired dogs for summer I what is
23:22
the truth on that one I can only imagine
23:24
it's like taking a fur coat off of you
23:27
in the middle of summer I don't think
23:29
there's there's no negative to cutting
23:31
hair it's hair it's different than your
23:34
hair my hair it's the same thing and
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whether you cut it or whether you leave
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it long I don't think it matters uh to
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in any health mode or anything like that
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but in the southeast you known to have a
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giant fur coat on it's just I think it's
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cruel so I think think it is to all
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these dogs that are that have so much
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hair I think you're doing them a real
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favor by helping them cool down in the
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middle of summer don't you think that
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people are so much healthier that have
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animals they are there is no doubt yeah
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you have reason to get up yeah and yeah
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they say just petting a dog lowers your
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blood pressure
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and I wouldn't release release
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endorphins you know I think too when
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you're going through when you're going
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through the good times it's easy to be
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it's easy to be good when you're going
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through the bad times and you got a dog
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next to you it that's when I got Gus Oh
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a few years back I went through a very
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emotional part of my life and I told
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Michael I said Lulu won't let me hold
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her i said i have got to get me
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something that I can hold in love and
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that's when we got Gus and he is that so
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obliging so dog he wants me touching him
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at all times say you quit brushing me
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mama watch quit brush I'll tell you what
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I would imagine guess we'll give you
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three or four years on your life if you
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believe it that yeah I believe that you
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know i can't i can't watch those
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commercials that come on TV about the
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little abused dogs I just have to run
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out of the room I wasn't like I've been
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shot I was on the board of the Humane
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Society for eight years and I couldn't
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walk down to the kettle's you know I'd
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go to a board meeting once a month yeah
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but to walk down those kennels and look
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at all those little dogs and one of my
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clients had a little puppy a black lab
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and he was getting into trouble hehe at
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three weeks of age he got his head and
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arm stuck in a fence for a few hours and
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he lost the nerve supply to one of his
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legs and the next know you had to
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amputate no no it came back it came back
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there's still a little its I got blue of
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course but there's still a little
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dysfunction in that and then the next
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week he tried to crawl underneath the
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fence because they put chicken wire
25:54
around it so I couldn't stick his head
25:55
through again and then he sliced his our
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other arm open tried it he's a bad boy
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he was so that guy would he brought him
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in for suture removal he said you know I
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think this dog belongs to a vet niche
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should belong to a veterinarian and I
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was going through a tough time in my
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life and I thought you know I'll take
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this dog I have never had more problems
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with a puppy you know from bad hips to
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no other issues to skin issues d well it
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was that dogs lucky day when you became
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his daddy
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hey I think you can get the purebred dog
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you get a you get a higher likelihood of
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genetic issues because of the gene pool
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is right so much one of those are
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actually mixed breed dogs even though
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they're bright and you paid for them you
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have a mix free dog you find two of the
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healthiest dogs in our practice because
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I mean you know they don't have any
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problems orthopedically you know
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allergies no nothing so I like the mixed
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breed dog and I think that most of the
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time the mixed breed dog is a rescue so
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there's nobody out there breeding
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mixed-breed dogs except nowadays now
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they're designer mixed-breed dogs and
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but there's still a mix its a mix of
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right breeds right so you get the best
27:05
of each breed usually that gets
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phonetically you know in the dog instead
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of yeah the recessive genes which are be
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so glad to hear that now have a new
27:15
argument when Mike Linden well you both
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so this is the mixed breed dog that you
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paid off and now finally got a purebred
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dog and he's making me a better
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veterinaria he's keeping you on your
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toes well I've got one more question to
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ask and then we're gonna wrap it up
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people ask me what a double doodle is
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and here is my answer that I give to
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people it's a labradoodle and a golden
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doodle that mates giving birth to a
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dummbell doodle is that correct that is
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the first time for me to hear that now
27:50
so you've got one up on me and my world
27:54
is not in the world of breeding
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thankfully so but that would make sense
27:58
that would make sense but so far I
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haven't heard that one hasn't come
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across I think the goldendoodles are
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prettier than the labradoodles tamiya
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goldendoodle has a prettier face you
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know they all come out different so they
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that some of them look more like a
28:13
golden someone look more like a doodle
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and uh and I like that I and you got you
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got a doodle you know you got more of a
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pool than a looting doodle I have a
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poodle business I like that that's a
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very little I like that
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you just go in a new turn that's it
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right there hurry right here yes that's
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better than a double doodle uh-huh put a
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little doodle there you go right but
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John I so appreciate you coming it's
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been fun uh you know we love our animals
28:41
where they cats dogs uh I raised a
28:45
little squirrel or OD squirrel that I
28:48
didn't want to release him I loved him
28:50
so much oh so veterinarians are very
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important yeah I got now I've got a
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great job love you I love what I do I
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grew up with animals all my life and I
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got a chance to spend my whole life
29:03
working on them no one tell everybody
29:05
what's your website is so they can its
29:09
innovative veterinary medicine ok that's
29:12
a calm no calm ok ok it's so we can go
29:17
check out what you're doing yeah we've
29:19
or you can go to Blue Dog the Blue Dog
29:22
blog i think is great for opinions that
29:25
I've got on nutrition and where they go
29:27
to get that and that is you're gonna go
29:30
on the Paula Deen website and you know
29:33
I've also found it just pushing in blue
29:36
dog blog or dr. shuttles blue dog blog
29:40
so there you heard it from the dr e it
29:42
might be dr. shuttles blue dog dog blog
29:47
I hope y'all can find it and I so
29:50
appreciate you coming in like I said we
29:52
love our doctor shuttle cuz he takes
29:55
good care of our babies we love our
29:58
Paula Deen hahaha Thank You doc so I
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hope you all enjoyed our little session
30:03
today and 0 everybody maybe learn
30:05
something oh so too I still didn't find
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out about the shadows so y'all that's
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yours we don't have to go to a
30:12
psychiatrist thanks so much
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