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lisaly · 02-26-2015, 03:57 PM

I can understand how heartbroken you are. It must have ripped your heart out giving up your little girl and now not knowing the home she will go to.

I try not to be judgmental, but breeding a dog carries with it a huge responsibility. One is to give your own pets the very healthiest, best life possible. Another is to make sure you are doing proper health testing, early socialization, and proper screening to ensure the puppies have the very healthiest, best life possible. She is responsible for the sick little girl that was born because of her. I agree with Sandy that a Yorkie rescue group who would screen forever homes carefully would be the best option for re-homing her.

I am so sorry that you have gone through this. You lost far more than the money you spent trying to save her health wise. I can not imagine being in your shoes. I hope you heal from your heartbreak.

02-26-2015, 03:57 PM	#6
lisaly Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Long Island, New York Posts: 5,892	I can understand how heartbroken you are. It must have ripped your heart out giving up your little girl and now not knowing the home she will go to. I try not to be judgmental, but breeding a dog carries with it a huge responsibility. One is to give your own pets the very healthiest, best life possible. Another is to make sure you are doing proper health testing, early socialization, and proper screening to ensure the puppies have the very healthiest, best life possible. She is responsible for the sick little girl that was born because of her. I agree with Sandy that a Yorkie rescue group who would screen forever homes carefully would be the best option for re-homing her. I am so sorry that you have gone through this. You lost far more than the money you spent trying to save her health wise. I can not imagine being in your shoes. I hope you heal from your heartbreak.