[lynzy420]

I've gotten the bio of the vet Bryce went to.

I too have seen too many ACCIDENTS over the years here but am realizing that often times that is how some members end up here...they make a careless mistake that is "unforgivable" but still a careless mistake...ya know? I'm probably more concerned with the folks who never show up here, who don't care enough to even right their errors....the ones who dump their pregnant girls off at the pound, the ones who don't seek any help and end up with dead pups and moms...

I wasn't always the best pet owner, I too have had unplanned litters 30 years ago and have made many mistakes along the way. I suppose its kind of like motherhood for me because I love my fur kids as much as I do my real kids...I wasn't a perfect mother, still am not....I wasn't a perfect pet owner, still am not...I second guess my decisions all the time and although I've learned so much along the way and there are so many mistakes I will never make again...I'm still not perect....I question everyday if I've made the right decisions with Mia...secretly wishing I could make her better...last night was the first night that she was in tremendous discomfort....I wonder have I done enough?

Bryce does seem as though he is learning from us and went so far as to see a specialist, I don't condone what he has happened with this pup, ya all know I don't but I think he, unlike so many others, is trying to do the right thing now....hoping I'm not wrong. I give him some credit for researching and finding us etc...etc....etc....

Without further ado, this is the bio of the Vet he took his pup too:

Dr. (name removed) received a MS in reproductive physiology from The Ohio State University and she graduated from the same university with her DVM.

She completed a residency in comparative theriogenology (reproduction) at Purdue University and became board certified in the same year. She has worked in a variety of practice settings including general mixed practice, referral practice and academia. She believes very strongly in providing client education and speaks at breed group meetings regularly. She also speaks at many veterinary conferences and has written many journal articles on a variety of reproductive topics.

I hope you continue to research here Bryce and I hope you do get her spayed when this is all over, and give her the wonderful life she deserves....

Take care.