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Originally Posted by kimberlykozar  My vet "advised" me in the first place to breed Shelby to get her hormones in order. She had 2 false pregnancies in the past without being bred. I bred Shelby and this is definately not a false. Today she is 50 days, and my husband was able to hear a little pitter-patter with the stethescope. My stud's owner has all the equipment necessary for welping. I realize the pups will be tiny, Shelby was an adorable cotton-ball when we brought her home! I am a stay at home Yorkie mom, with grown boys. These babies will have my undivided attention, as will Shelby. What happens with all the mice, bunnies and gerbils??? Who worries about them??? I appreciate your concerns, I will not be posting further comments as I have a beautiful little girl to love and care for. Take care, Kim xo |
Things like this make me sick. I'm sorry and will probably be banned, but to come here and ask for advice, and then when it's given and it's not what you want to hear, you up and decide that you no longer want help or care about what anyone else says that is trying to help you. I almost lost my 7lb girl when I bred her. We are just trying to help you avoid going through the same thing or even worse. Even though you are a stay at home mom, and you have money, blah blah blah, it's your "baby" we are concerned about. Stop looking at as if we are attacking you, but really look at what we are saying. Many breeders here have been through this before. And trust me, you don't want to go through a c-section either. I would have her spayed immediately and just enjoy her for who she is.... your "baby".
And on a side note: I highly doubt that your vet told you to breed this little girl. He more than likely said to spay this little girl and you heard "breed" because her line would be broken.