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Originally Posted by hha  Let me say it like this(and I'm saying this in a nice way)..in the last 3-4 mos. I have known two ADULTS to accidentally drop their yorkies(not kids, in my book if a yorkie jumps from a 5 year olds arms or an adults, the chance of them surving a fall from a child is much better)..the thing is, this child was almost 18, as I stated, I had my first child at barely 18..I know a lot of breeders dont' want to sell yorkies to people that have kids..I do feel the op was doing all she could to keep this from happening, but the thing is, these little dogs DON'T just jump from childrens arms, none of the 2 recent ones have happened with a child, but as I stated, a grown adult..I feel bad for the Max and Sams mom, but, sweetie, accidents happen, and believe me, there have been a lot more of these accidents with older people, they just don't come on here and let anyone know... |
hha i just want to say thank you for your support and understanding and encouraging words i do feel like a total ugggghhhh there is not even a word for how i feel about this but i am doing everything in my power to make Sam better and i will continue to do so whether he gets 100% better or not i will never abandon him no matter what i love him with all my heart and he deserves the best from me and that is what i plan on giving him.
And to everyone else i want to thank you all for the support and understanding and also encouraging words i was ready to leave yt over all of this but after reading post after post after post of nothing but love and understanding and so many kind words there is just no way that i can leave all of that but i am taking a break i will post daily updates about Sam but other than that i am going to stay on the sidelines and just read. (for a while)
Mary