[LoveMyGirlz]

Originally Posted by Potter

I haven't been checking in to this thread and I have just received a pm on this. I didn't mean to keep anyone guessing. I have already put a comment on the other threads after reading the first few response in this thread. No....not all of you girls. Most of us here, 99% of us wants the best for our yorkies and will come to YT for advice. The 1% is where people don't come here for that. I am not sure they come here to get attention even if its negative attention or they are seriously not loving their dog very well. I really don't think I should mention a name but I will tell you what is it about. It was a member who was talking about how scared her yorkie is and so scared that she sits on the pee pad and there were a lot more to that I am not sure if I should tell the whole story here its very long but I think a lot of you will know what I am talking about. Do a search on other threads that she has posted as her advice for other members as well and you'd know what I mean. I do voice out to reply to her reply but I hope she is just saying it and not doing it to her own yorkie

Honestly, I cannot take it when I hear/know/see someone not trying their pets or an animal right. It breaks my heart and I have been thinking of the little one ever since I read the thread. I don't know why but I can't get it out of my mind.

I took a while to write this as the first one got accidentally deleted. I apologize if I created so much anxiety in other members because it wasn't meant to be.

I know which post you're referring to - however this poster didn't give anyone here "bad advice??" That is what you said you were fearful of originally, right? This poster was just clearly not in her right mind concerning her doggie! LOL!
So if giving out wrong advice is your concern I'd have to agree that there are lots of different opinions here and agree that one answer isn't always the "right" answer for every situation. "Wrong advice" regarding medical treatment or something like that should be just that - ADVICE. It is common sense (even to a 'new' member) that the best medical answer will come from your vet, but offering support and suggestions are very comforting here