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Originally Posted by Zulu*Dawn

But I don't understand why this conversation has started again. The other day breeding tinies was beat to death....the thread was closed?? I am so glad the lady said she would tell her story and she DID.....she came back here amid all the negative views and told her story. that lady has courage! based on some of your views I don't think I woudl have come back and posted about a tiny being bred.

Kelly has been here a while. She does have courage, I'm not surprised she would come back on to tell her story.

Then another thread about someone who hit their yorkie.......you all beat some poor lady to death.....saying she was harsh harsh over and over......yorkiekids ?? I think? then the thread was closed.
So why is it A-Okay to have this conversation today.....can any of you expain why. you totally chased away a lady who had a lot of GOOD things to say. I loved hereing from her. She was wise when it came to our YOrkies. so now here you are beating your chest about how bad it is to hit a dog. why is that. why is it okay for some and totally wrong for others to post here. I know I do not post much. I'm not comfortable posting because some of you are really judgemental. maybe i will develop a tough skin I shall work on that. <g>
zulu

Yorkiekids hasn't been chased away, she posted today. There were just as many people who defended her on that thread. She knows how I feel about her. I didn't post on that thread because I would not have been nice at all. She made her dog scream bloody murder - he was devasted (her words). While I do admire her for being able to admit it and ask for help, when you state something like that you cannot be surprised to get statements that some consider harsh, I consider blunt and honest. I'm not thin skinned so maybe I see it differently.


Whenever I read the stories about tinies being bred or people loosing it with their dogs it makes me think of all the abuse out there we never hear about. These dogs require so much patience, it's too bad many people don't realize that until after they own them.