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Originally Posted by princetonbaby  You seem to be the only one upset while everyone else is offering concern and suggestions. You think someone beat my baby or something and I simply don't. Trust me if I did I would probably be in cuffs right now, thanks.
I take a 5 and a 3 year old saying that a 1 year old hit the puppy with a toy with a healthy dose of skepticism, I know how their little brains work and I know my nieces and nephews. These aren't kids who I see on holidays and birthdays. I see all 10 of my nieces and nephews several times a week, every week. The 1 year old is always flinging something - which we definitely have to be vigilant about until he learns "gentle" etc. The 10 year old didn't say this or see this happen so no, i do not know that SOMETHING happened because I am still concerned this could be a rash.
and deciding it is simply just one thing is irresponsible as a pet owner and as a human begin. Many things can be true and its my job to try to figure out what that could possibly be with investigating, monitoring and researching. So that we can avoid or be prepared if it happens again. Jumping to conclusions is not and never has been my style. |
No she’s not I’m upset about it to. I know it’s bruise not a rash. I have a dog with bad allergies and we have been through rash after rash after rash. She has also had multiple bruises from blood work which we do multiple times a year and a bladder thing. That was a bruise and it scares me to think what caused it because a harness really can’t unless your picking the dog up and swinging him by the leash. We just don’t want you to put your poor pup in that situation again where he could get even more hurt.