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Originally Posted by roncassie  This is great stuff here! A bunch of perfectionists and haters. A bunch of people who do not have a clue about how much we love and care for our dogs. I guess having another yorkie for 14 years (that never had any pups) does not show this..but I never mentioned this so how would you know right?
The kennel was inside the house. The dog went outside and then in the dog door to the garage (because I am uncaring...I have a door to get out of the weather). I let the dog in and then I picked her up. The amount of poop matted on her butt was maybe 1/4 in long and her wetness did not warrant a full blown bath and freak out party at 11:30 at night. All this time her behavior was not anything out of the ordinary.
We asked the vet about her trying to hide the pup and he said this was normal and nothing to worry about. I am sure you will say this vet was wrong....I am expecting that based off the responses so far....after the fact. I am very thankful to the member who thinks she was hiding the pup because of our treatment.
See a bunch of would have's and should have's is all I am seeing on here. You act like you are all perfect and have never made a mistake you have learned from. You know the phrase about the muscle to smile are far less to use than it is to frown, yet you do nothing but hate and talk so negative.
I am sure I would learn more from this place, but sticking around here and being around those that are so negative and hateful is not very appealing. |
Ron not one of your responses indicates any sort of remorse or sadness in what has happened to your pup. You have expressed a great amount of ignorance on the subject and you set yourself up for the collective response that you got.
If you owned a yorkie for 14 years, did you not learn anything about them? I've had mine for 10 and I can tell you that there will never be a night one goes to bed with even a drop of feces on its butt. No matter if it is 11:30 PM or 3:00 AM. I have woken up many times in 10 years to clean feces off my dog who has IBD or to wipe vomit off her fur when she threw up. Not one would be in my garage or an outside kennel. In fact, they would not have access to a dog door because they might encounter something bigger than them in the night...like a coyote. My girl would never have been put in the position of an uninformed irresponsible breeding because she was spayed before her first heat for her health and for her best interests.
I do not judge those who choose to breed but I'd never do it myself and if I did, my garage, feces, and a wire kennel would certainly not be involved.
So if you think we are mean, it is because we are tired of people like you who want to be embraced for their neglect of their dogs. I will admit that my hammer statement was a little mean. In fact, I really don't think you should own a hammer now that I really think about it.
If you want to learn, take your dog as soon as your vet has an opening and have her spayed. Sell the wire crate and enroll in a responsible pet ownership class. There might be one at the local elementary school.
I'm sure you really love your dog...but owning a dog is more than loving it. You've neglected your dog and cost one a life. Do something about it beside cry that we are all meanies.