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Originally Posted by teddybears1  Well come to find out this dog started to pick on one of the small sweet yorkies and on one ocassion she got very aggressive, so i called Kelly (SIMBAS PRIDE KENNEL) and she said not to worry she was just trying to be the alpha dog. Needless to say my husband and I went out for an hour and a half for fireworks the fourth to return to find my small little girl ripped up by this animal her skin coming off the hind quarters puntcure wounds all over her body covered in blood and dirt. She must have been attacked out side and drug her poor little self in the house I immediatly swept her up and washed her off to see the damage. I then took her to the vet she already had a 105 temperature and he picked her up to look at her tummy she had MASSIVE BITE wounds covering her body some to the bone it look like a pitbull attacked her. well she is in the vet for a min. of 15 days she has gone under twice to be operated on. |
How very sad for the little yorkie and I feel really bad for the dog.
Now my question to you is...if you noticed a pattern of aggression from this big yorkie towards the smaller one, why didn't you kennel the agressive yorkie while you were away? Kenneling is not just to keep yorkies out of trouble but also for their own protection. Why was this allowed to happen?