I work at a vets and some breeds should come with warning labels – from itching endlessly to always needing sedatives
A VET assistant has revealed the warning labels certain dog breeds should come with – and it’s bad news if you’re looking to get a pit bull or bulldog.
Isie also issued a warning to those hoping to bring a German shepherd home.
In a new TikTok reel, she said: “Warning labels that should come with each dog breed as told by a vet assistant.
“Pit bull. You wanted a big tough dog but they’ll mostly just be itching their skin off.
“Bulldog. You will be cleaning crevices for the rest of their life.
“Pug. You will also be cleaning crevices while slowly watching them suffocate.”
It’s also bad news if you’re after a German shepherd or a husky as, according to Isie, both can be full of energy.
She added: “German shepherd. Invest in training or be ready to pay for sedatives for all doctor visits.
“Husky. You will also need sedatives and you should get pet insurance.”
In part two, Isie also shared her thoughts on border collies and corgis.
Plus, she listed the various conditions she sees labradors and their owners having to battle.
She continued: “Bordie collie. However much exercise you think this dog needs, multiply that by 10.
“Labradors. Toxin ingestion, foreign bodies, fatty growths and much more.
“Australian cattle dog. Similar to border collies but with a touch of murderous intent and on crack.
“Corgi. Like with other herding dogs here but with a Napoleon complex.
“Cavalier King Charlies. All we see when you walk into the clinic is a time bomb of heart failure.”
Fans loved Isie’s honesty, with the video gaining more than 19,300 likes and 137,600 views.
In the comments, TikTok users shared their thoughts, many saying her judgement was spot on.
One wrote: “That husky one is no joke.”
“German Shepherd is spot on lol,” another commented.
Others shared their own perspectives, with another adding: “I think the bulldog one should be ‘you cannot afford to keep this thing healthy’.
Someone else put: “Chihuahua- constantly ready to fight – everyone.”
A third shared: “My GSD’s don’t get sedated for vet appointments but they do sit there and cry it’s a little embarrassing.”
“Also huskys to be prepared to buy new furniture every so often the endless hair and eat plugs for the singing,” wrote another.