00:00When he needed it most, our doberman stepped up. This is Pablo. His owner sadly passed away and he
00:06lost his entire world. But with the help of our pack, we couldn't let him down. He arrived with
00:11a broken heart, but he's leaving with a new best friend and a family of his own. This is Pablo's
00:16journey. So we rescued Pablo yesterday and he met our entire pack, but there was a problem. He's
00:23scared of our doberman Moki, who absolutely loves him. Moki's already trying to get him to play,
00:28but I think he's not sure. Yeah, he's not sure. He's scared. Moki out. Moki out. After settling
00:34in the house and a pretty stressful first night, it's now the morning after. So let's see how
00:41Pablo's doing. Oh, that is up on us, Barry Olt. I see another poo there. Hello, Muffin. I think
00:48I see some wheeze as well. Hello, Pablo, mate. Go on, then. Go on, Muffin out. Go on, Muffin out.
00:55No. Pablo. Good boy. No, you did very good. I'm not going to pay you too much attention.
01:03So I don't want to make a big deal about the fact that we weren't there. I was very happy
01:07to see the pack. Look at him. Pablo's super happy to see us, but we need to see what he
01:11actually did last night. Okay, so damage. Poo there. I can see a couple wheeze there.
01:17Another wheeze there. So that's going to have to go in the wash. What?
01:20Weed on the bed. So wheeze everywhere. He's marking his son. But nothing destroyed. Nothing
01:26that we can't wash. Absolutely stinks of it. Let's sort this out.
01:29We got to cleaning up, but marking his territory and peeing on everything is a problem and something
01:34we'll need to tell his potential adoption family later on. We got breakfast ready for all
01:38six dogs, but Pablo still wasn't himself. He barely touched his food yesterday, probably
01:43overwhelmed from the move. And although he ate a little more today, he was clearly still
01:48stressed. But once breakfast was over, Moki decided it was time to work on turning Pablo
01:52into her new best friend.
01:58He's starting to not be as scared of Moki. Oh, but if she keeps pouring him, I'm not sure
02:03how much he likes that. Oh, that is adorable. Pablo actually used to live with two Dobermans,
02:08but apparently drove them crazy and never left them alone. It'll be interesting to see if Moki
02:13can convince him to trust the Dobermans again. Evening time now and he's chilling out a lot
02:17more than yesterday, which is good. He also loves to sleep with other dogs, which is absolutely
02:22adorable. I think Moki's trying to play with Pablo. I'm not too sure how much Pablo's loving
02:27that. They look barking as usual. Yeah, Pablo's not loving that. Just looking outside, we've
02:32got so many dogs. But our pack of six was about to become four. We drove the pugs all the
02:38way
02:38to Wales, where they're now happily settling into their forever home. Afterwards, we took
02:43the dogs on an off-lead walk, hoping it would help them bond.
02:46Okay, let him free. There you go, mate. Oh, he blends in with the floor. Ready, Moki? Good
02:53girl, Moki's excited. Come on, Pablo. The gauge is open. Ready, dogs? Come on, Pablo. Come
02:59on, man. Come on, come on, come on, come on. Pablo isn't off-lead trained, so he rented an
03:05entire enclosed field. I don't think he's realised he's free and he can run. Go on,
03:10then. Come on. Look at him staring around us. Come on, Pablo. Oh, he's realised now. Oh,
03:15that is adorable. Oh, my God. Come on, Pablo. Yeah. That's so good. Yeah. Look at him. Look
03:24at him. Look at him. He can't keep up, can he? Pablo. Come on. Yeah. Come on. You got in
03:32the
03:32rocket boy. Yes. He's having the time of his life and wouldn't leave Moki's side. The bonding's
03:39working. We then found a tunnel and wondered. Because he's a Dachshund, obviously, they were
03:44bred to go through tunnels and stuff, so I wonder if he'll naturally come through here. Come on,
03:49Pablo. Come on, call him. Pablo, come on. Come on, Pablo. He definitely did not want to go through
03:56there, but then we found this little dog playground. Although, honestly, I'm not even sure he's big
04:01enough to get onto it. Where is he? He's there. He's on the ramp. He's up. He's up.
04:07Get him on, Pablo. Get forward. Well done. Well done. Wow. I can't believe he came up. He's
04:12well braved. Yeah. Go on, come and get him. Go on, come and get him. Come on. He's running
04:21in. Look at him. This might have been the best bonding session we've ever done. By the time
04:27we drove home, Pablo was even sitting in the boot with our dogs. We wanted to keep this momentum
04:31going, especially because later in the video, Pablo has a meet and greet for a possible forever
04:36home. But first, we needed to see how he'd handle a busy town full of people.
04:41All right. We've just arrived at the car park going into town. Ella's been smart enough to get
04:46this crossbody lead so that she's able to walk two dogs whilst I film. We brought Kobe because he's the
04:51best in town. Like, he's a lot more chilled out, a lot more relaxed, and hopefully Pablo's going to
04:56follow his lead. So I'm not sure he's actually been around a bunch of people before. And you'll
05:01see in a bit, he was pretty on edge. Dog? Yeah, I don't think he's been socialized around
05:08a bunch of people. Oh, look, he's checking in with Kobe. Let's see how he does. Yeah, you can see
05:14him
05:14stopping when he sees somebody. Looks a bit unsure. Let's slow it down. Looks a bit scared. Maybe we can
05:20just stand here and let him take it all in because he looks a bit scared. He surprised us. We
05:24thought
05:24he'd be begging for pets from everyone, but actually he was really nervous. But this is why Kobe's here
05:29to help him through this. All right. Let's walk in, see what he does. This way. Pablo. Good boy.
05:40Well done. Yeah, because it's nice weather as well. Hang on, I'm going to swap him. There's a lot of
05:44people
05:44that are out. Can you maybe put Kobe on his side? Because he may take some cues from Kobe. There
05:52we
05:52go. He might feel more confident with Kobe. Yeah, lots of pausing. He's doing good. I think Kobe being
06:00there is helping. Yeah, he's well overstimulated, isn't he? He might never have been in this setting
06:06before. We persevered, and with Kobe helping, things did start looking up. All right, so it's been a few
06:11minutes. He's starting to look a bit more relaxed, getting used to all the legs. I guess you've also
06:15got to remember, because he's so small, everyone's a giant to him. He's calmed down a bit now. I think
06:20having Kobe next to him is a big help because he takes a lot of cues off of our dogs,
06:25and Kobe's just
06:25so calm and relaxed. Look at him. Come on, bubs. Well done. He's by the road for the first time.
06:32His
06:32little legs. It's so funny. So we've separated them now. I've got Kobe, and he's got Pablo,
06:40just to see how he's going to do. And it looks like Kobe did his job because he's looking super
06:44confident now. He just needs a confident leader. Yeah. We're actually going to take him into a store
06:49now. Let's see how he does in that kind of environment. We're going in. There he goes.
06:53Good boy. Hello. Hello. Well done, Pablo. Good boy. The lovely shopkeeper gave us some treats
07:02to give the dogs, and Pablo is so much more confident now. The only thing left to do is
07:07get these dogs a pup cut. Oh, is that nice? You're standing in between. I know. It's absolutely
07:14adorable. All right, guys. This little fella has been leaving me gifts overnight. I can't lie. I love
07:20him, but I don't love the poo-poo. So we're going to give him a pen overnight. That's going to
07:25be his
07:25little safe space. We're going to put his bed in there. We're going to put his toys in there.
07:28Might as well test it out. Oh, nice. Oh, yeah. Look at that. Your lads pad. Ella did a great
07:36job
07:37setting up Pablo's new area. Now we just need to associate positive things with the space,
07:41with some toys, his water bowl, and finally feeding him dinner. Yes. Good boy. I'm going to close it and
07:49be
07:49in here with him. Well done. Good boy. Success. Oh, yeah. I can't wait to have a good night's sleep
07:56tonight. He wasn't the biggest fan at first, but he did eventually settle, and there were no
08:04accidents in the morning. The next day, we started noticing Moki taking him under her wing like he was
08:09looking at her own. Look at these two now out in the garden. They're like best friends. It is
08:15absolutely adorable. Oh, he's got the zoomies. He's got the zoomies. They're like best friends,
08:23these two. Oh, my God. Yeah. Oh, do you love him? Oh. Moki. She's finally learned how to play
08:36with him. She's so much more gentle. Look at her. She's so much more gentle. She likes to pin them,
08:49doesn't she? Look at her. He used to like all of her weight. He's literally probably about five kilos.
08:59She's 40. So Moki has managed to make Pablo her best friend. Just absolutely adorable. But Pablo has
09:07got a meet and greet tomorrow, so we brought him to the pet store to pick out some things.
09:12This must be like an adventure playground for him. Okay, they've got rabbits here on him. He's probably
09:17never, ever seen a rabbit in his life. So let's take him and see what he does. Just remember, he
09:22probably
09:22has quite high prey drive, didn't he? He can't even see over the wooden thing. He can't even see over
09:28it.
09:28But instead of interest in the rabbit, he was actually busy making a new friend.
09:33Good boy, Pablo.
09:37All right, we're going to get some lamb spaghetti for his forever home. We're also going to get him
09:41a licky mat for when he is alone. Pablo, what do you want? Do you want a squirrel or a
09:46rat?
09:47Which one? Squirrel or rat?
09:51I think he's just over-stimited. I'm going to get him a rat. And we've got him a bed. I'm
09:56sure they've
09:56already bought a bed, but everyone can do with a spare bed. So there we go. Bed and
10:01everything else. So now we've got everything ready for Pablo. The only thing left to do
10:05is give him a wash. We've got the sink ready for Pablo. He's so small, we can actually wash
10:10him in the sink and it means he gets nice warm water.
10:12Meow. Right, we're just going to get your little feeties in.
10:17Oh, Pablo. So we do know that his previous owner, I think, washed him quite a bit, so he
10:22should be used to it. I cannot believe he's small enough to wash in the sink.
10:25God bless him. And he's ten months old. Oh yeah, you're right in there. Oh yeah.
10:31God, two pumps is going to last him his whole body. Good boy. He's going to smell so good
10:37after this. How's he smell? Like a dog. Yeah, a wet dog. We've literally managed to wash
10:42him in about two minutes. There's not a lot to wash. Literally. It's like washing a hot
10:46dog. Good boy, mate. Well done. Right, into the sun you go, Pablo. You're going to come,
10:53Moki. Come on. Into the sun. Oh, here comes Kobe. Muffin's already outside because they're
10:58trying to get her to go to the toilet. Got him. Whee. I love how when he shakes, just
11:02nothing happens. Here he goes. Keep breathing. Oh, you are soaking. You're smelling all good
11:09for your meet and greet. Well, now it is time for his meet and greet. Pablo was actually
11:14a little nervous at first, but nothing treats can't fix. They absolutely loved him. I mean,
11:19how could you not? And they decided to adopt him. And it's actually been about ten days since
11:24he left and he's getting on absolutely amazing at his new home. I'm so glad it's happily ever
11:29after for the sweetest boy. Thanks so much for watching the video. Why not give this one
11:34on screen a watch? Bet it includes an adorable rescue.
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