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Mybabe4me · 09-20-2007, 04:21 PM

Thank you I just want him to be very well informed. Because if Emma has AAI/AAS then it is not something you really want to play around with. I know the out come the hard way. I sure wish there was someone around when I went through it with Babybear, but I was on my own. Now I try to educate people about this congenital defect so they do not have to hurt when something terrible goes wrong. And it can go wrong. And many of these AAI/AAS pups go undiagnosed or misdaignosed and the owner finds out when the pup is paralzyed. Then like me you blame yourself with the "what if's".

09-20-2007, 04:21 PM	#30
Mybabe4me YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Maine Posts: 713	Thank you I just want him to be very well informed. Because if Emma has AAI/AAS then it is not something you really want to play around with. I know the out come the hard way. I sure wish there was someone around when I went through it with Babybear, but I was on my own. Now I try to educate people about this congenital defect so they do not have to hurt when something terrible goes wrong. And it can go wrong. And many of these AAI/AAS pups go undiagnosed or misdaignosed and the owner finds out when the pup is paralzyed. Then like me you blame yourself with the "what if's". __________________ Val and Babybear http://www.dogster.com/dogs/136060[/url]