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Originally Posted by Yorktowny  Just to summerize, here's what YT folks have told me:
Because I adopted a really gross yorkie and was lied to by the prevouis owner a few months ago I must:
1) Give up my boyfriend
2) Refuse to allow my niece to visit
3) Refuse to allow old people to visit
4) Make my kitty miserabel and build some wierd cage to poo in to avoid attacks
5) Never have another dog
6) NEVER HAVE A BABY
Wow this went realy mean! And you bought puppy mill dogs at a pet store on a wim and say you didnt know better. well neither did I!!!!
P.S. Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all!!!! |
I can see why you might be thinking we attacked you.....most did not mean to at all! Most of us were honestly just trying to give you ideas that might work for the situation you are in.
My cats, however, are NOT miserable, they like their private toilets. We made the tubs into toilets to save money on buying the type of Kitty Litters that have the tops. The tubs are larger and easier to clean than the ones a person can buy with the snap off lids. I won't use anything else from now on. We have SEVERAL of these set up. Why? My GSD was TERRIBLE about getting into the kitty litter! These have changed that.
My dogs did NOT come from a Puppy Mill, a Pet Store, NOR a "rescue". I searched long and hard to find a Responsible Breeder that was/is breeding by the Standard for the Breed (breeds I own). I also would like for you to know that I SURELY did not buy Katy on a 'whim'. I first researched the breed, by reading MANY of the old (and new) Yorkshire Terrier Books, and talking to people that own and breed them. It was over 7 months before I found the puppy I wanted to have in my heart and home.
I am sorry that this became what it has. You asked for help. You were JUDGED by others that do not know you and only had your note to go on. I promise you, not everyone on this list is like that. Please stay and enjoy the folks that are offering real help and ignore the ones that want to tell other dog owners how to live, those that feel like they are not only better than, but have the right to make a person feel like you are feeling.