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Originally Posted by Elle  You have really know this is just as important to them. This is hard to find. |
Or maybe it's much easier than people are saying. Without pointing fingers.
Maybe the real bottleneck is indicative to what I've seen here in this thread and many other breeding questions. The goal has to be mutual or it's a mute point. Even though newbies experience things. They should always be about safety, protect the pup/dog follow proper call as instructed.
This thread was a painful train wreck. We tried to stop it. People didn't listen. The fact that OP feels it "safe" and sounded
grateful from her post that sounded to me that mamadog1 (Karla) walked her though online. I say this b/c why didn't she use her name that we already know? I don't understand this way of thinking at all. I know that I never will when it comes to these little ones. Mommadog1 gave advice that she doesn't follow herself but withheld that part. I don't understand this. Then when it's all said and done, the dogs are not cared for properly. STILL. So what will happen to the puppies dew claws??????????
The "poor excuse for a mentor" that should have said don't do it take them to the vet leaves a post saying that they need the front ones. So are you going to continue to listen to her and keep them? Are you going to subject the puppies to more pain and harm by keeping them?
I sent a post yesterday. I will repeat it for anyone that is faced with a situation like this. Whenever you have puppies at home, call your vet right away and let him know what is happening. They have room set aside for things like this. But you cannot call them the day that you want them done and expect to bring them in.
This is a sad story all the way through. I hate to see dogs in pain needlessly. They deserve better!