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Originally Posted by MiaW My husband said the breeder called yesterday to ask how I was doing. She told him she had two little girls that would be ready to go in 5 weeks. That was good news, I just feel so empty without Tinkerbell. She can't be replaced. I know my husband is trying to help me through this, but it's so hard. Yes, I did pay a fortune. I called the vet yesterday and was told to call back today after 12 and speak with a team leader to see if the verbal results of the necropsy had been called in. Thanks for your kind words. I will keep you posted. |
Let me first say I'm very sorry for your lost..
I hope everything work out for you.
The breeder you are talking about ..I think is a pretty good breeder and person...a friend of mine bought a little male from her and has been very happy with him...he has producted some very nice pups..
I have two of his pups and they are very healthy.
She has some nice bloodlines.
Sometimes things just happen.
But
It shows concern when she is calling to check up on you.
and that she is willing to replace the pup.. if.. it is something to do with the pups health on her end.
I think her husband was fighting a round of cancer and now is having open heart surgery. So she also has quite a bit on her plate.
But I would like to know how things turn out for you,
and the cause of the death.
Who was the sire and the dam of the pup you lost?
This breeder saw me coming
Mind you.. I was very green and was wanting to become a hobby breeder.
I bought a 5 1/2 month old male dog about a year ago from a breeder Named Debbie McCabe in southeast missouri.
Had it 2 months it started having severe seizures..
The breeder did not and would not talk to me.
Her only words to me were "WELL.. I DON"T KNOW WHAT TO TELL YOU".
would not replace the pup, nor was she concerned about the pup.
Cost me over 500.00 to get the dog lined out and I gave him away to a good home. Because he could not be used for breeding.
very costly mistake..
And I think she is still breeding the same dogs.
Sherry