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Originally Posted by lillymae  Believe me I am aware of the time frame that too many vets have taken to diagnose things like AAI, Chiari & GME & am not at all happy about it. I am not saying she is negligent in the pups care but AM saying that she knows about it & has offered out TWO males for stud & IMO this is negligent. I would also like to know what she will do to ensure that NO other pups will be brought into this world due to her breeding practices with this condition. IMO the ONLY way she could ensure that is to alter ALL dogs related to the parents of this pup & STOP all breedings until she purchases Good breeders from a REPUTABLE breeder. I DO feel strongly about this as I had a yorkie for 11 yrs who had Chiari, and in my time as a member on YT I have seen the heartache & expense other members & their innocent pups here have endured due to careless breeding. |
even though the males are the not the father of Mia, I agree she should just quit breeding all together and everything about offering the stud service for a donation sounds tacky. But on the other hand one thing I have to give her credit for is the fact that she did not keep this hush hush, think about if she was just in it for the breeding money she would have quietly put the puppy down and gone on breeding with no one being the wiser. Except she is so desperate to get the puppy fixed that she is willing to loose money on future sales or stud service. That is why I truly belive while she is not the wisest breeder she is not in it for the money. Just like not selling this little girl, yeah she had her for sale for $5,000.00, but she did that so her husband would think she was trying to sell her, meanwhile she turned down two offers for over $2,000.00. She kept Mia because of the bond she formed with her during the months she hand fed and cared for her around round the clock, she even kept her knowing full well she would not breed her, this is not something a for profit breeder does. Many of us in the club discussed this, we could not understand why she would take on another puppy, we sort of just decided she is a yorkie-aholic