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Originally Posted by smartpuppiepets  It is very interesting to see how some people behave in this forum. They only accept whatever they want to hear! And then if a few people give their very best opinion and advice about something they are criticized by the OP who was asking for the help. I have given up on answering here for months because of this. I am glad some people like "christiers" are still willing to write such big post sharing their experiences in the hopes that the OP will listen and do something beside attack whoever wants to help .
It is a tough time for every body ... but there are always options. There are many reasons we are seeing more and more quality of life in dogs for the longest years and a advanced vet care and more conscious ownership are big factors. Unfortunately if we decline to use the vet resources available and to open our minds and step up as more responsible owners our pets will be deprived of life quality !
I do not mean to offend you OP, but i really hope you listen, research and accept some sincere advice from great people who are taking the time, effort and are trying to help out. It just happen to be that most of us here are very much responsible, to the point we so much consider our yorkies as part of our families that we can dedicate the same care and consider them as a real part of our "families" . Please do not make any more excuses, there are always options.
By the way , i really wish and hope your boy will be fine. If you say he is 100% , just to be sure, get the vet confirmation on that !
Blessings.
XOXO |
I think we all need to remember when getting a puppy, the cost of that pup is just the beginning. If you can't afford veterinary care, you can't afford that pup.
Not bashing the o/p, but please, listen to the advice you are being given and not just get upset because people aren't telling you what you want to hear.
We are all just concerned about your dog.