 Pauley's pups
My daughter and I were looking for a small breed pup and happened onto this establishment. It is what others have noted here that each are in cages and designated what kind. You did have to wear an apron and gloves and if we wanted to look at another dog we were instructed to change our gloves and aprons. That said, it doesn't change that the breeders these pups were coming from have obviously been over bred. I purchased a Malti-poo in late 2007. She developed skin conditions that ultimately has led to her skin turning black and hair falling out, She started smelling like old crackers for a better understanding. She has had a test for allergies and we have been in and out of the vet since. She has to wear a sweater or a t-shirt in the summer as she has no hair on her body. I have gotten her skin to turn the right color. The vets call it sebaceous dermatitus. It's something irreversible but can be slowed down but too late for her. She is precious, but it hasn't been fair for her. After finding this and reading that my Muffin isn't the only one that is suffering form this condition it leads me to think that it is connected to Pauley's pups. Right now she is in the hospital because she developed diabetes. She will ahve to be on insulin the rest of her life. I see so many malti-poo's and they certainly don't look like her. She was once so beautiful, it's not her fault. Something needs to be done. |