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Old 04-09-2008, 05:10 AM   #37
blitz
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Originally Posted by YorkieRose View Post
This is NOT an emergancy...there is plenty of time to see the vet...tail docking time is fine if the vet does them for you...it is very stressful for a newborn to be poked and probed by a vet in a non-emergancy situation...these things will keep...the breeder has done nothing wrong..infact she is using wisdom...with a tiny pup there is little the vet will do right now..and it may correct...and if not, it can be splinted or surgery, but do you really think a vet would do it to a newborn...it can cause more harm then good and may not be needed...

I have had breeders come crying to me over a deformity, wanting answer right away.....9 times out of 10 the problem is long gone by 8 weeks...AND I have seen breeders put this type puppy down..rarely is it necessary..most everything like this corrects or is fixable with patience...relax!!!
Well, everyone has their own way of doing things. I am not suggesting that she did anything wrong at all but I would get a doctor's opinion on whether or not it is best to wait and if so, how long I should wait. I would also like his opinion on what the problem is. It is possible that he won't know, I realize that but it's also possible that he will have seen it before. It's all about what you feel comfortable with I guess, but she did ask for help and the best advice I can give is what I would do myself. No criticism was intended.
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