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Originally Posted by worcester  I did not breed her to sell puppies ...i did not breed her period it was a accident if you believe it or not i'm not a breeder or a milll... And if i have never taken sadie to another vet then i would do what you people are saying to have her checked for lp but she has seen two other vets and they have all said the same thing she might need surgery as she gets older but only if she is in pain.
She only did this while pg no other time does her legs give out .... I do agree with woogie she is and was to small to get pg but what's is done is done to late to go back... |
Now you are saying that only when pg her legs give out? You just said a few posts back, "
Ok let me clear something up here so you all can settle down, my female has knee trouble like almost all yorkies will or do already have her knee pops out of joint which causes her legs to go out she has had this since she was little it is not bad on her nor does it hurt my vet says it is very comin in this breed they pop out so much even when not PG that she has wore out the joint so now they are more out then in most of the time. "
So, which is it? Did it pop out so much even when not PG that she wore out the joint, or "
only did this while pg no other time does her legs give out..."
So, now, did the vet xray your yorkies legs/knees/hips? Did the vet really give a full evaluation? It is hard to know what to believe when the story changes from post to post. I can't understand how you can say they are not that bad, when you also say they are more out of joint than in. And it is NOT true that most Yorkies have this condition. Reputable breeders ensure any dog appearing in their lines with this condition are NOT bred and the defect is NOT passed on.
And some wonder why Megansmomma might be getting a little frustrated and not trying to be all nicey nice with advice that is falling on deaf ears? This reminds me of another thread going on right now........ before you stick up for someone, it is best to really be sure they are on the up and up.