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Originally Posted by MeggieNRoxie  The co-breeder is going to do a direct deposit from her bank to mine. She seems like a decent, caring lady. I actually haven't heard from the original breeder. (She sent this litter to the co-breeder -a friend of hers- while she is on vacation, so unfortunately the co-breeder's own dogs and 3 week old litter are at major risk now. She hasn't slept in days and has been bleaching everything. I will text her about the virkon.)
The actual breeder will be home from vacation tomorrow. I wonder what her take on all of this will be. I really wish I could beg her to keep all future litters until 12 weeks of age, minimum. I just can't help but think how this could have turned out differently, you know? |
She needs to using Virkon, and she needs to be using it every single day, all over the house, all over all the floors, the furniture, everywhere....daily for the next 2 years!!! I use it daily for all my cleaning in dog areas, for the last 14 years!....you have no idea where the parvo germ has been spread all over that house and yard, even her car.....everywhere those sick dogs walked or played or peed/pooped, then owne walks and carries it all over the house, yard, car, out to public.......I wish the germs glowed purple in the dark so people could actually see the massive, extensive contamination by this disease.....every where you have walked, touched, etc is contaminated because the germ is on the bottom of your shoes, in your car....it is frightening. This is why breeders have to STOP breeding for at least 2 years until you can get every single germ that was dropped in your home, in your car, in your yard, etc......this woman with puppies and this disease on her property is in grave danger and she doesnt even fully appreciate the danger they are all in! The INSTANT those puppies show ANY signs of illness....diarrhea, loss of appetite, etc, she had better treat them immediately with Tamiflu or she is going to loose the entire shooting match. This is not something that is "alarming" to a breeder....it is absolutely DEVASTATING to a breeder, and you will loose every puppy you have now, and any puppy you have over the next 7 years, if you dont adequately and PROPERLY treat your ENTIRE premises....this stuff is not just an inconvenience, it is a "deal breaker" and will/SHOULD put the majority of breeders out of business. It costs a small fortune to remediate your entire environment and every square inch of your property. THIS separates the wheat from the shaft!
This breeder need to stop breeding immediately, for at least 2 years, and get this entire property cleaned! The vet that treated the puppies CAN turn her over to the health department if they choose to do so....this is a horrific disease she is spreading!