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Originally Posted by BLEU BOY BARBER  If I offend I am sorry but it ticks me off to no end about the LP business.... I normally keep my mouth shut if I dont have something good to say but your baby having to go through this just upsets me at people because there are people still out their just breeding what ever has something in between their legs and not trying to better the breed.. im so saddened by this ..
bleu boy has lp grade 1 too and to see your babies pictures saddens me for her and for Bleu he just went through a heart wrenching surgery to know one day he will have to go through just what your baby has gone through just upsets me.. I would not trade my bleu for anything but I tell you one thing I will be educated before I buy my next yorkie...
yes I know lp is common but if people would breed to better the breed you will start seeing lp diminish...
you are such a wonderful mommy to be able to love and protect and care for your baby as you do and i commend you 100% unfortunately I will be going through this one day and it just has totally upset me.. Your pictures of your baby are cute but she did not deserve lp she did deserve the surgery to get better and i will be praying for her speedy recovery and your patience to endure... god knows i have to have patience with bleus situation and it is tiring but by march 22nd we should be out of the woods....
keep me posted cause i will follow this thread real close
hugs
vicki |
It is easy to get angry at breeders but truthfully I don't think LP is their fault. It happens in about 15% of toy breeds, less often in larger breeds. My vet said that it can be bred out of larger breeds, but it is nearly impossible to breed out of toy breeds. I purposely got little Holly from a reputable breeder here on YT. Holly also has bilateral LP, for now it looks like grade 1 which is nothing but an incidental finding. It will bear watching.