[RileyH]

Just when I thought I couldn't hate him any more

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by RileyH

Just when I thought I couldn't hate him any more

The Bear setting the bar even lower



how can you be cruel to these cute pets

[Cherie]

No decent breeder would take an pup away from its Mum before it’s at least 8 weeks old, he’s obviously not got a clue about owning a pet dog, just wanted it and probably found it a bit too much trouble

[Jordan.]

Really just careless, agree with the comment saying he likely only got the dog to use as a prop on social media.

[Epic.]

Satan is real and he takes the form of a pathetic detestable manchild who has no care for innocent puppies

[Epic.]

Seriously though this is ****ing disgusting, idiotic and evil

[Mystic Mock]

People like Bear just want attention rather than thinking about anyone else, or in this case his pet.

[Jason.]

If only the title were just the first three words

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Jason.

If only the title were just the first three words

BRILLIANT and I echo your sentiment.

[MB.]

(I'm really sorry)

[Crimson Dynamo]

Lol

[Cal.]

I hope he dies.

[Beso]

Maybe he was just following the vets advice...

How long will my dog take to recover from surgery?(back to top)
It is extraordinary how quickly most animals become mobile after amputation of a leg. Patients that have no other mobility issues, for example osteoarthritis, should be able to go for a lead walk within 24 hours of the operation. Young dogs, dogs of slim build and dogs with a weeks-long history of lameness affecting the amputated limb can be expected to start walking on three legs after only 12 hours.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Maybe he was just following the vets advice...

How long will my dog take to recover from surgery?(back to top)
It is extraordinary how quickly most animals become mobile after amputation of a leg. Patients that have no other mobility issues, for example osteoarthritis, should be able to go for a lead walk within 24 hours of the operation. Young dogs, dogs of slim build and dogs with a weeks-long history of lameness affecting the amputated limb can be expected to start walking on three legs after only 12 hours.

It was about the risk of infection though as he had taken the puppy from his mother too soon and was more at risk of infection - and then ignored the vets advice. The poor thing died of infection due an uncaring irresponsible owner.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

It was about the risk of infection though as he had taken the puppy from his mother too soon and was more at risk of infection - and then ignored the vets advice. The poor thing died of infection due an uncaring irresponsible owner.

I wouldnt say uncaring.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Maybe he was just following the vets advice...

How long will my dog take to recover from surgery?(back to top)
It is extraordinary how quickly most animals become mobile after amputation of a leg. Patients that have no other mobility issues, for example osteoarthritis, should be able to go for a lead walk within 24 hours of the operation. Young dogs, dogs of slim build and dogs with a weeks-long history of lameness affecting the amputated limb can be expected to start walking on three legs after only 12 hours.

If you would allow a puppy who had just had a leg amputated due to infection outside to walk around less than 24 hours after the operation then you're a poor excuse for a dog owner. I pray you never get a pet and if you already have one I pray for that poor animal too.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

If you would allow a puppy who had just had a leg amputated due to infection outside to walk around less than 24 hours after the operation then you're a poor excuse for a dog owner. I pray you never get a pet and if you already have one I pray for that poor animal too.

Check your facts amy, and i suggest you dont start with the daily.star or 2 random instagramers...

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Check your facts amy, and i suggest you dont start with the daily.star or 2 random instagramers...

There are multiple sources if you google it. You fact check if you so desire but the facts are pretty damning!

[Beso]

If you look at the photos in the news story originally posted the dog looks a lot lot older than 4-6 weeks...looks more like 2-3 months to me...the one in the garden.

[Withano]

Originally Posted by parmnion

If you look at the photos in the news story originally posted the dog looks a lot lot older than 4-6 weeks...looks more like 2-3 months to me...the one in the garden.

Would it change anything if the dog looked physically older than it actually was?

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Withano

Would it change anything if the dog looked physically older than it actually was?

Yeah it does.


He got the dog early..ok.

The dog became unwell and was put on a drip to feed it....the drip was put in the dogs paw but that became infected resulting in an amputation......

Young dogs recover quick and can be walked 24 hours after the op...bear just exercised it in his garden instead...

He has been seen in wooded areas and parks with the dog so im assuming its not the size if his hand.

Therefore perhaps it could be said that the infection had nothing to do with him getting the dog early as it was picked up months later...just before the 12 week booster jag.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Yeah it does.


He got the dog early..ok.

The dog became unwell and was put on a drip to feed it....the drip was put in the dogs paw but that became infected resulting in an amputation......

Young dogs recover quick and can be walked 24 hours after the op...bear just exercised it in his garden instead...

He has been seen in wooded areas and parks with the dog so im assuming its not the size if his hand.

Therefore perhaps it could be said that the infection had nothing to do with him getting the dog early as it was picked up months later...just before the 12 week booster jag.

But you are not meant to take a dog out into public areas until their jabs are fully complete, it’s a simple enough condition to folloe

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Cherie

But you are not meant to take a dog out into public areas until their jabs are fully complete, it’s a simple enough condition to folloe

Ive just read a bit more on it...

He didnt take it walks, he was just letting it out in the garden from when he got it, as advised by the vet.

Thats when the dog became unwell...so much so it couldnt eat and needed to be drip fed..

it must have got better because the infection on the leg began when the wound from the drip became infected after it was removed..the vets bandage was to tight and the dog lost circulation in the leg which resulted in the amputation....sorry but sounds to me like a vets **** up.

[Twosugars]

Regardless, somebody should (and I hope, has) report him to RSPCA. Let them investigate and prosecute if they find anybody (breeder, owner or vet) guilty.

[Matthew.]

the man is a disgrace to humanity