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Old 04-23-2010, 08:47 PM   #25
Fantastic49
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Originally Posted by ArmaniMan View Post
Just seeing this... I know how much you were looking forward to bringing your new baby girl home... no one can really tell you what to do, you just need to follow your heart AND your head which is always the hardest part. Good Luck with whatever decision you make.
i was sooooo looking forward to it could you tell by the million posts i did??

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Originally Posted by Rhetts_mama View Post
What would you have done if you had found this AFTER you had her home? None of us have any guarantees of having a perfectly healthy dog when we bring them home, but I don't think many of us would give them up because of it.

Of course, only you know your financial situation and whether or not you can take this on. No one is going to blame you if you can't. And there are more than a few yorkies out there that need to be rescued.

It's a hard decision. I hope you can find your answer.
if i had already brought her home, there's no doubt about what i would've done ... that's the easy answer situation, here's the hard one

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Originally Posted by DvlshAngel985 View Post
Nope, no vet colleges in SoCal. At least not any I've ever heard of. Good thinking though.
that is good thinking, i got my hopes up for a moment i was looking so forward to a play date soon!! i feel like you are all in this with me, i truly appreciate everyone's support....

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Originally Posted by maryeverett1 View Post
I think the above advice is so great! It allows you to really search out your options and find everything out first and then make that decision! It also buys you some time to search your heart. I was thinking that if it were me and I could afford it I would do it. Whatever your decision, you have to make the decision that is best for you and we can all tell you what we would or wouldn't do if the situation were ours but none of us is you! So take the time you need to really figure things out and you will know in your gut what is best to do. Just to use a personal example...we were given the opportunity to adopt a baby boy from samoa that was in town and living with his uncle. Our hearts wanted so badly to have a baby that before that moment we couldn't have on our own. But my gut was telling me no and I didn't have any good reason why my gut was saying no but when you know you know. We ended up finding some details out down the road that confirmed that our final decision was right but a lot tears were cried in the process. All I can say is that your gut might be telling you yes even when all the evidence says that you shouldn't take her. Or the opposite. Go with your gut because I think it never steers us wrong if that makes any sense at all. I am praying that as you make this difficult decision that the answers will become clear and you will have peace with your decision. Please let me know if there is anything I can do even if its just providing a listening ear from someone impartial so you can dialogue all options and feelings! Would be glad to PM my phone number. Here with you in spirit!
thanks, you are absolutely right ... i need to pray/meditate on it and figure out what to do ... i still have some time to decide ... i may also ask to speak to her vet and see if he has some additional perspective....
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