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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  How devastating that this all happened at the same time. I don't know how you kept your sanity; I guess you had to be strong for the grandchildren. When we had our adorable, but poorly bred dog, I had small children at the time, and it was just so hard on them to understand all the things that the dog went through. As a parent, you want to protect your children from some of the realities of life, and a sick dog that has no chance for a decent life isn't one of the things that I wanted them to learn about so young. I hope you don't feel alone anymore. |
Maxi85, I am sorry you had to learn this way.. I have been there and it is not nice.. but I have had this problem with a good show breeder in Canada.. and when I sent her an email.. she called me an idiot.. so just because people show does not give them a good name or rep.. with this breeder most do not say anything for she is extremely intimidating...
Nancy great great post..and this is why I do not sell the few puppies I have over the internet.. I want to know who is having one of my babies.. I keep in touch with them all.. like to hear once in awhile that all is ok.. and nothing nothing then to hear something like.. "I got my baby for a birthday/anniversary gift from my hubby and it is the gift that keeps on giving.." Screening people is not easy unless you meet them face to face..and I am still in the hole.. and people say why do you do it then.. because I was taken so much over a 20 year period and have heard so many stories.. I want to be able to have some one who can get a yorkie and be able to call me.. and then I can help if needed.. am always there..as much as I can be.. anne