Isla the Vizsla Removes “Cone of Shame” While Humans Are Out

Despite being jokingly referred to as the “cone of shame”, recovery cones are an important way for animal companions to recover from veterinary care. These cones can prevent dogs from licking or chewing at stitches, hot spots, or wounds. However, many dogs loathe wearing them even when necessary.

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A video shared by @islatheviz shows one Vizsla’s reaction to wearing a “cone of shame”. In the video, Isla can be seen trying to remove her recovery cone. Eventually, the dog manages to remove the cone. Looking shocked, she stares at it for a moment before trotting off. Viewers loved the video, which has been liked nearly 66,000 times.

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