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Originally Posted by tegamom1  Np where did Mary contradict herself! Other than also being a nurse, she has whelped and helped her long time mentor who has been showing and breeding Yorkies over 40 years. This woman has forgot more than most will ever know!
Delivering a baby and whelping a puppy, yes there are a few similarities, but there are also vast differences. I thought this was all understood and agreed upon earlier, green before, bad, green after, good. I don't know how many litters you have whelped, but you might want to find a good mentor along with a good vet to help. With experience comes wisdom. |
I agree!
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Originally Posted by set1958 Back off Barbie! |
set1958 -- I understand some of the points you are trying to make and am in no way trying to argue tham. Please understand though that Mardelin's advice and what she has described comes from years and years of experience whelping. I see that your first litter was in January? Like myself, you are still gaining valuable first hand experience and learning all you can, I'm sure. You will find that Mardelin has a wide range of knowledge and is most helpful in areas that newer breeders like us can only imagine.
I think maybe you have misunderstood some of the comments here. I don't think anyone...yourself included was trying to attack anyone else, so I am sorry if you feel like you have been backed into a corner and that you have to defend yourself. I actually think your experience in the human medical world would be very interesting to discuss as comparison, if done in a civil manner, of course.
