[BonBon]

Originally Posted by oceansoracle

I completely agree! the fact is that the pup is going to her home! as opoposed to discussing the "laws" and antagonizing the poster, provide support! This pup is in dire straights and the breeder may be should not breeed, but this dog is going to this individuals home, so those who know what to do should help provide advice becasue of we ALL read what the poster has written, the pup is coming home. I must admit that I am not happy at how this transaction occured, but as a yorkie lover I would like for those of us who know what to do with a 6 month pup can provide pragmatic and concrete advise ( i.e., dogg milk, feeding, weaning, socialization)

I noticed that you put the word "laws" in quotations, as if you don't really believe they'll have any effect. You do realize that if this pup makes it on that flight, someone has committed a federal offense? That isn't something I personally take lightly but I can't speak for everyone.

For a six week old puppy to make this flight, the breeder would have to find either:

a) a veterinarian willing to risk his reputation, career, fines, jail time, who knows what all...in order to falsify papers on the puppy. Or,
b) an airline employee willing to risk their job, fines, jail time, who know what all.....in order to illegally place the pup on the plane.

Now, if either of these 2 things happen then the pup might board the plane. Will he survive the long flight from Missouri to Florida? Maybe. But maybe not. And it's my right, and my responsibility, to question the actions of anyone willing to go to these lengths to get a puppy. Why? Why would anyone take these chances? It just doesn't make sense to me.