Nowadays, many people keep a cute pet dog at home because dogs are very lively and adorable, adding a lot of joy to the home. Of course, while keeping a dog, it's also important to pay attention to its health, which is why many pet hospitals have sprung up. Many pet owners have experience taking their dogs to the vet for checkups and vaccinations.
However, dogs are just like little children; they are terrified of injections. The mere mention of getting a shot sends them into a panic. This Shiba Inu is practically a "coward"—it cowers under a chair the moment it hears about getting a shot.
However, it still couldn't escape its owner's "clutches". The owner took the dog to the hospital. The dog was so scared that it froze, stretching out its paws and not moving. The owner joked with it: "Aren't you just letting people slaughter you?"
The husky below is even more amusing. When its owner said it was going to the vet for a shot, it instantly became a "drama queen," pretending that it hadn't slept well the night before and was now incredibly sleepy, squinting its eyes and falling fast asleep.
Seeing the husky's antics, the owner was amused and gently placed it on the ground. The husky instantly "revived" the moment it touched the ground and ran away in a flash. It seems this husky is quite the "movie star."
The owner was taking the dog to get a vaccination, but the dog thought it was going on a trip and was naturally very happy. However, upon learning on the way that it was going to the vet for a shot, the dog instantly turned hostile.
The dog owner initially told the dog that they were taking it out for a walk, and the dog was very happy, sitting in the car happily. However, when the owner drove to the hospital and told the dog that it was going to get a shot, the dog's good mood vanished instantly, a complete "lightning-fast change of mood".
This husky is even funnier. Its owner drove it out to get a shot, but it thought it was going out for fun and was extremely happy. The owner even managed to take a picture while trying not to laugh. Looking at the husky's bright smile now, I wonder what it will be like when it actually gets the shot.
This golden retriever had just been brought into the vet by its owner, but it turned around and ran away when no one was looking. However, the vet never lets go of any dog that needs a shot, and immediately caught the dog. Looking at the golden retriever's resentful expression, all we can do is wish it well.
After the injection, the dog's expression seemed to change, looking at its owner with resentment: "You promised to go out and play, why did you trick me into coming here for a shot? I may not be human, but you really are a dog!"
This Shiba Inu is quite amusing. It howled loudly while getting its shot, and even after the shot was finished, it was still howling loudly in its owner's arms. It's such a "drama queen".
The Shiba Inu was placed on the table by the vet, and it was so frightened that it didn't dare to move. When the vet was wiping it with alcohol swabs, it cried out in terror: "My anus is prickly and hot!"
The Shiba Inu trembled with fear when the vet wiped its throat with alcohol. Its owner laughed until tears streamed down his face. It was so nervous before it even got a shot. If the needle had gone in, it would have cried and screamed.
This husky was even more amusing. The vet simply touched its front paws, and it immediately started barking wildly, as if shouting: "Help! Someone's going to slaughter my dog!" Luckily, another vet was holding it tightly, otherwise this husky would have caused a huge commotion.
Even the biggest dogs are afraid of injections. This large bulldog below is no exception. Its owner held it tightly, but when the vet was wiping its bottom with an alcohol swab, the dog suddenly ran away from its owner.
The little French Bulldog was being held by the vet and was almost asleep in the vet's arms when it suddenly got a needle prick in its bottom. It immediately tilted its head back and howled, which amused its owner.
This little Alaskan Malamute was also taken to the hospital for a shot. Its owner held it tightly to prevent it from moving around, and the doctor also held its little paws.
As soon as the doctor took out the needle but hadn't even inserted it yet, the little Alaskan Malamute started howling. The doctor was a bit confused; he hadn't even given the injection yet, so what was the dog barking about?
