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Originally Posted by Judy in Waco  Please, please, please just stop! Please? I have the greatest of admiration and respect for both of you. Just agree to disagree and stop attacking each other. 
You both do tremendous work to help dogs in your own unique ways. Don't let this personality conflict continue to escalate. What will happen eventually is that one or both of you will feel the need to leave YT. If that happens, what then? I'll tell you. YORKIETALK WILL LOSE!! WE WILL ALL LOSE! DOGS WILL LOSE! (Yes, I'm yelling!)
We need you both here!! DON"T DO THIS!
Just stop....go relax....start a new day tomorrow. |
Thanks Judy as I believe you are correct BOTH of us are needed here. LJ has helped me with my dogs and i appreciate her for that BIG TIME. I just wish there was the same mutual respect back here as we can all state our opinions nicely and move on and not attack one another. Pet owners can get both perspectives as we both have a different one and they can make their decision on which way they are most comfortable with. Neither is right and neither is wrong just different. I think it is great LJ has a GREAT VET. Some on here are not so lucky and I want her to realize this and start helping people and focus on that ONLY like I am trying to do as well. I respect hearing her point of view when she says it nicely as i know she is knowledgeable. I like knowledgeable people as we can all learn from each other but I am knowledgeable as well so stop treating me like I am an idiot because I am not and will not tolerate this nonsense anymore. She wants me kicked off here and to shut my mouth about what i know and I will not see dogs die because I know something just to avoid questioning a vet as i could never live with myself if I did that - once you know better you do better and you pay it forward to help other people not keep your mouth shut and say trust your vet when you know it could hurt that dog. There is nothing wrong with telling people that does not sound right so please ask your vet about it or here is some info on what it could be so ask your vet about it.