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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s I really like the new rule too!  It's too bad there are people who don't seem to follow it 
I don't really see how this would hurt breeders on here though. We all talk about breeding, then when the female is expecting, then post pictures of the pups when they are born and then as they grow up. I would think that if any members are TRULY interested in someone's pups, they have all the time in the world to ask about them. From everything I know about this forum, members here do plenty of rightful bragging about their new little ones that it's almost impossible to overlook that you've got some pups. 
I am so tired of seeing people posting very young pups for sale on here that I could absolutely scream.  (Especially when it is usually their first and last post.) |
i sure do brag about mine!!!!!!! You all know I am new to this and I am just in awe of their every little move. You will be seeing a lot of my babies. LOL, I guess that is why I hardly get any replies on mine anymore. You all have puppy overload from me LOL
I was appalled the other day when someone posted two day old pups on the for sale forum so I really do understand the new rule. people here in Kentucky let them go when they are six weeks old . I am so glad I researched and learned from all you nice people on here. i got Ceeby at eight weeks and he was sick for months with one thing after the other. mainly eating issues and hypoglycemia except when he had pancreatitis the first Thanksgiving. Our wonderful vet left his Thanksgiving meal to treat him. he almost died so I know how very important it is to keep them thee ten-twelve weeks. i would just like to know they are sold before then and going to good homes. Someone on YT, I hope. . Sometimes it takes a while to sell them.