'I’m a vet – what we REALLY think of your dog breed and why German Shepherds always make us nervous'
“If you come in with one of these big babies, they do not know how big they are, and when I bring them back out to you and you see them dragging me along, just know I’m totally okay with it.”
The vet also shared her thoughts on the popular German shepherd, commenting: “If you come in with one of these guys, just know we’re probably going to be a little apprehensive at first just because they are a little unpredictable. “But the appointment is probably going to end with them getting a lot of treats, maybe some cheese, maybe some peanut butter.Finally, she reveals what vets are really thinking when they spot a French bulldog in the waiting room.
She added: “If you come in with one of these, they’re probably going to bounce around and be a little hard to handle because they are so excited.”In the comments, other TikTok users shared their thoughts, with one writing: “The German Shepherd was accurate as hell. it's like they need 30min to chill out and accept all the love.”
“My husky is so dramatic like girl we went outside for five minutes why are you screaming,” another said.
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