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Old 07-02-2009, 11:57 PM   #31
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Originally Posted by tammys View Post
I understand what you're saying, but even though she was absolutely right, and knew her stuff, why was it said in a way that stung?

I imagine it was b/c she knows how bad it is for that tiny baby to leave her mom and littermates so early, and she probably got that feeling of, "I CAN'T BELIEVE SOME PEOPLE DO THIS!!"

But those feelings could still be voiced without leaving a sting. That's easy for me to say, b/c at the present moment I am not irritated (just dog tired - actually puppy tired! ). We are human and sometimes our moods just take over. Maybe if we all step back and try to see the other's person's position it would be smoother.

You are also right about taking it personally. If we don't take it to heart, then it wouldn't hurt - but that's easier said than done for some of us.
That was exactly why it was probably said they way it was. The point though was I didnt know anything about socialization puppies go through or how to select a good breeder but I did after her posts and so did anyone else who read the thread.
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