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Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom  that scares me to death too. Last year another exhibitor and myself were set up close to a handler. Both she and her assistant went off to show Westies and left a yorkie standing on the table in a noose. I know the dogs are well trained but anything can happen that can get them to wanting to get off that table. We sat there on pins and needles watching the dog and ready to run if anything did happen before the handler came back. |
I guess I never expected professional dog handlers to ever do something like that. (Either case, leaving poor dogs in a hot van or leaving one unattnded on a grooming table). But they are people and unfortunately people don't always show the sense God gave them. I am with you, I could not entrust my babies, with anyone else either.
That must have made you nervous just watching someone leaving a poor Yorkie in a noose, unattended on a grooming table. I'd be tempted to find someone in charge to report something that dangerous, but then you couldn't walk away in case something did happen!
