Lurcher Bill Imitates Owner’s Limp-in Heartwarming Show of Sympathy

One dog owner in the UK wasted £300 on veterinary fees and x-rays, trying to figure out the cause of his lurcher’s limp, only to discover the dog was just imitating him.

Russel Jones, who himself is on crutches with his leg in a plaster cast, became concerned when the animal began hobbling around the house. But when the vet found absolutely nothing wrong with the animal, they realized he was simply copying his owner out of sympathy. Recently he shared a video of his dog, Bill, imitating him, quoting “Cost me £300 in vet fees and X-rays, nothing wrong, just sympathy. Love him.” This tendency of animals to copy their owners it’s believed that it started thousands of years of selective breeding and training. And now it grew to become a built-in reaction.

You’ve probably heard or seen a lot of examples of animals sympathizing with their owners, but Bill’s reaction completely melts your heart. Check it out in the video below.

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5. And here’s how people reacted to this sweet video.

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Vet Goes Viral After Naming 5 Dog And 4 Cat Breeds He Would Never Purchase

For most of the pet lovers there, we know we are choosing our pets wisely (if we have the chance to). Some things have to be considered, like our capability to raise the animal or the practicality of raising a certain breed. Because sometimes, you would be allured by the look of the pet and only realize that it would be hard to maintain the pet.

The veterinarian Ben (@ben.the.vet) shares the same viewpoint. So he published a video where he ran down the breeds of cats and dogs that would have the most disadvantages for him as a vet. Keep in mind that this list is from a veterinarian’s perspective and is subjective. This does not intend to foster aversion towards the mentioned breeds.

More info: TikTok

This veterinarian listed down dog and cat breeds that he wouldn’t recommend buying







































Here’s what the audience had to say






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