[lynzy420]

I am very sorry for your loss, really I am. Quite frankly I think the breeder gave you bad advice and this pup should have been "inspected" immediately upon symptoms. This is a pup that is too young and TINY to had been let go from its mother.

The delay in getting this tiny fragile pup treatment, regardless of cost is probably what ultimately caused her death. These pups go down fast, dehydration etc., from the symptoms you are describing can quickly lead to shock, organ failure or a host of other fatal problems.

When Mini was 2 months, 3 months and a couple of other times hospitalized for the same types of symptoms your describing, it was a couple days or longer with treatment and the cost was well over the amounts you quoted.

My point: You were given a pup that should not have been given to someone because her weight was too low, and her age too young. Additionally, you obvious have very little knowledge regarding these tiny pups and while your intentions were nothing short of loving a tiny little baby, a responsible ethical breeder would have prescreened you, educated you etc.,

I do not think that the death of this pup is your fault, how could you possibly know all these things? I fault the greeder you got her from. Chances are your not going to get far with this woman, you can try, and I wish you much luck.

In the future please, please, be sure that you are getting a pup from a reputable breeder, have educated from a to z and back again...most importantly make sure you have a bank roll of a few thousand dollars in case of emergencies, and you shuold probably look in to insurance.

I am very sorry for your loss. Your breeder was negligent in so many ways...I'm sorry.