Retriever Rescue

Felt quite emotional watching that thinking that someone was filmimg that trauma and doing nothing. That poor mum looked to be panicing'

I haven't watched it: I sometimes think, things like this are staged especially when filming seems more important than helping.

i agree with both of you. to think that someone is such an uncaring pillock that they can film something like this while the poor pups mum looks panicky. you can see the distress as she drags the pup away from the side of the pool. the other part of me thinks that someone was waiting for this to happen to have a camera there in the first place. it also skips the bit where the pup gets into the water. i wonder if it got in there by itself.

janrobinson wrote:Felt quite emotional watching that thinking that someone was filmimg that trauma and doing nothing. That poor mum looked to be panicing'

I thought that too have to admit i got it sent to me from a friend in the USA, did think it had a bit of the "Youve been framed" about it..

Bugger the pup, let's get it on film. Well done to mum for saving her puppy without the help of the prat of a film maker.

Oh God! That just made me cry. How can people be so cruel?

The Mum was amazing - as for the film maker, kick them in the water and let 'em bl***dy drown!

Hear, Hear!! - Samsmum.

when i saw the first post i wanted to see it, but then reading the following posts made me worried it might be sad or cruel so I couldn't watch it.
I know that is a 'bury your head in the ground' approach but that is why i could not do the work that Jan does.