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Old 02-15-2008, 05:10 AM   #20
tinypaws6
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Western US
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Personally I feel an older Yorkie is better off with her owner and for certain the elderly lady NEEDS her dog. She is going through enough life changes. I understand the bark volume is reduced, the dog after recovery isn't really handicapped in anyway-they can still voice and make their needs known. I would personally have the dog evaluated prior to the surgery by a vet to make certain she can tolerate the procedure and any additional scar tissue that may develop. I applaud you for considering every possible solution, even if it isn't a popular one. Life doesn't always present us with easy choices and you shouldn't be made to feel like you were abusing the dog by finding a way for it to stay with its loving owner.

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