[Sarahleigh112]

This poor baby has had such a rough life already and what you are doing is only going to add to it. At 6 weeks this puppy does not need to go through the stress of flying and adjusting to a new home so soon after loosing his mother. This is a heartbreaking story as it is and could end up being even more heartbreaking.

I honestly hope to God this breeder gets rejected at the airport and is forced to keep this puppy until it is good & ready for a new home.

We were uneducated when we got our first puppy and received him at 8 weeks and vet bills alone at 8 weeks were over 3 times the cost of our baby in a matter of 2 months! Not to mention the added stress of having to syringe feed every few hours and keep a constant eye on him. My mom was home 24 hours a day with him. There is no way your baby will be able to be left at home all day even with someone coming by to check on him every few hours.
Although we have been free of health issues for almost 2 months now (we purchased Jax in August) he still has behavioral issues that would not be an issue at all if had been with his mother & litter mates until the 12 week mark.

You may not like hearing what people here have to say but you have been given the best advice possible on how to take care of this baby by some very knowledgeable members here. I may have missed something in this thread but how are you planning on taking care of this baby even if you are "stuck receiving him" when you will not even be able to be at home?!