Holy moly that was a hot video . You 2 are ! X <| sep |> Ah , okay . Just think rEve would have a fit over this . <| sep |> OPs username checks out <| sep |> Our Rescue throat torn open from the back sides all the way around We rescued a Catahoula about two years ago . She was severely emaciated 18 . 7 lbs at an estimated 10 months old and had what the emergency vet said was the absolute worst torn open neck she ' s ever seen . She said it wasn ' t quite an embedded collar , but that someone tied her up and left her probably abandoned outside or in a garage where she jumped against it constantly and tore into herself but we can ' t be sure as the collar wasn ' t on her when she ran up to my husband while he was at work . industrial area at midnight around January 5 thShe was torn open as if a movie villain tried to cut her throat open . All the way to her trachea was visible . It looked like it had been healing for a few hours . but she had been washed and cleaned prior to being dumped . I was furious , we paid out the literal ass to get her to the vet , worried we would need to just put her down . Emergency fees , medication , the bandages we ' d need to do twice a day sometimes three for over three months and the special salves and ointments . I can honestly say she ' s been the single most expensive thing i ' ve ever rescued . We got her fixed up , she lives with us now and our big ridgeback and two cats . We put an alert out on rescue pages and fb pages that we found her , had her scanned for a chip or registration and yet no one came forward . The vet kept an eye out as they would have to persecute anyone who willingly neglected her in that state or dumped her . But no one came forward . Until i posted on a rescue page and i said that she was still unfixed . Then the local catahoula breeder commented saying they ' d gladly take her back as they are certain she was one of theirs . but wouldn ' t give out the name of who they sold her to So i said i would be ok with her going back to them . But i got her fixed first . I called to let them know I ' d be happy to come and check out their facility and see their papers for breeding and her parents so they could have her back as soon as she ' s healed from her spay . They outright refused to take her back and didn ' t want me near their place . So far we ' ve found she ' s got SEVERE severe flea bite allergy , a huge catahoula attitude lol has some residual issues eating metabolizing food she ' s perpetually very thin coughs a bit when she eatsdrinks , wheezes a bit . but otherwise is very healthy . She ' s cost us so much money in her care and constant care . She ' s on two types of flea prevention , a pill and topical per our vet and on zyrtec daily as well as occasionally she goes full from her allergies and the vet has to give her a shot to calm her reaction to allergens . She ' s still a delight to have around though . you can still see the scarShe recently made a very wickedly smart escape by moving some wood near the fence to take a flying run and jump to scale it , because the neighbor had used a very old brute style garbage can with no lid to dump his bbq trimmings into instead of the sealed big ones the city gave us . so she being the inquisitive canine , jumped and got out . When we located her by the rescue pages , it was everyone yelling about her neck , that she should go back with me and that she was starved . i showed the woman who found her the photos of her neck , and info that if she had taken her to be scanned would have relayed her to my now vet who she was transferred to after the emergency vet visit . But they had to raise hell . Christ , when i think about how much money she ' s cost us , i suggest having insurance on them or care credit . it ' s amazing . at the very least , put away some money each check or month just in case .