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Originally Posted by Barbi1977  wow... you guys. I wish the mod would aprrove my post!
1. she was not bred on freaking purpose! I did NOT want her bred until she was at least 2-3 years old.
2. Everyone went to vet today and i was informed the nurse wrote down and gave me the wrong weight on abby. she is almost 5 pounds
3. mom IS on a diet that I RESEARCHED HERE
4 Abby has been going to the vet very regularly since we discovered her PG
5. We DID take all procautions for her heat other than kick Bailey out of the house... again THIS WAS NOT PLANNED!!
Thanks for asking... Puppies are doing Awesome. vet says they are gaining great weight and was very happy to see the mixure diet that I have her on.
anyways, I am truly sorry i posted here. Be protective is great... being like this is simply shameful. Had i NOT been concerned had I NOT been worried had I NOT given a Sh*t I would not already have a HUGE vet bill, have the vets home number, spent more time at the vets in the last 2 months than most do in 3 years.... but nothing I say is going to make any of you understand nor change your thoughts... it is what it is... we had unplanned pupps, and did the BEST we could with the Situation. |
wow! Her puppies must be pretty large then. By the picture you posted, if she were 5 lbs, the pups (assuming they are 4 to 6 oz's), would look a lot smaller against her tummy
This is what you said back in May:
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Per the neutered and spayed we are planning to breed Abby and Bailey, which is why nether are fixed. I breed mastiffs for a long time, until I completely fell in love with Yorkies, and after losing both our mastiffs in the last 3 years, we finally decided to bring yorkies into our life."
It sounds like having bred Mastiffs, you would know to keep un-neutered males away from female in heat if not ready to be bred. All that humping? A breeder knows right?
Please don't call everyone here shameful, and try to turn this around on us. Every one here truly CARES about these precious little beings and reacts because of that love.
The fact remains a very tiny girl was bred and was PLANNED to be bred. Good luck with her, please spay her when she has finished raising these puppies, if she finishes raising them. She deserves to live a life free from pain and pressure and risks of death due to having to whelp puppies she is too small too carry.