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Originally Posted by DaniMarie  I just got home and checked my e-mail and it was flooded and she actually provided links to the breeder she got the dog from because other members were asking about the family history of the dog.
She also provided a pretty in depth vet history and joined a Yahoo group moderated by another member of the group devoted to liver shunt.
I'm not sure if she's still even selling the dog but a lot of other people joined the bandwagon of telling her what she was doing is wrong and she apologized and asked more questions about what she should do regarding her vet.
It's not Cookie folks. I understand the desperation to find Cookie (I'd feel the same way if it were my Poppy) but this type of thing will keep me away from bringing up discussions on Yorkietalk. The entire scenario is ludicrous and pressuring me to pursue a ludicrous situation isn't fair when I was opening up and asking for advice to deal with a LOCAL situation.  |
I have to agree with you about this and happened in the rescue forum a few days ago. Someone posted about a dog needed help that was living in a carried and somehow the entire thread turned into it must be Cookie. I too hope that Gen finds her precious Cookie but neither thread focused on the fact that a dog was in desperate need of help.
If this little guy was purchased from a reputable breeder then the FIRST person that is offered this dog should be the BREEDER and he should not be resold to anyone with a hand full of cash. Now that she has been guilted into keeping her sick dog she will probably pass him off in a quiet manner instead of advertising him for sale