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Originally Posted by jnguyen115 Yeah, you're definitely right. But honestly, I love stanley so much and I'm just glad he didn't come to me w/ other illnesses such as coccidia or anything else. It only disappointed my mom slightly when he grew so big bc our house is tiny and we don't have room for a bigger dog. But of course, we've made room for him no matter what it took. She also told me I had to keep him on that Nuvet plus stuff bc she has a report come back to her every month to see who's on it. When I asked about it on here, someone said they just make commission off of it..made sense to me. She never said a word when I never ordered it. |
It's really hard when a puppy comes to you already sick -
MY girl Chanel came to me with Coccidia - it was horrible and I almost lost her
I'll NEVER forget how sick she was and the emergency visit in the middle of the night.
I've been accused of 'bashing' her breeder by someone for warning others about it. But in my opinion - It IS the breeders fault if a puppy is sold sick & they knowingly do this - there is no excuse....
it can happen to the best of them I know - - but good breeders make sure it doesn't happen over and over. Which is what Chanels breeder does. She now has a disclaimer on her site to cover herself....which tells me she still sells sick puppies. I 've met a few people that got puppies from her & the same thing happened to them
Chanels breeder denied even knowing what coccidia is when I called her to tell her what the diagnosis was. (she claims to have been breeding over 20 YEARS ?) Denied it
and hung up on me.
She'd rather have let Chanel die then tell me her puppies could possibly have it. That was the worst of my experience besides how sick Chanel was.
IF A BREEDER KNOWS their dogs possibly have life threatening parasites - they need to tell people up front so those dogs get treated asap before it gets so bad they almost die. I had counted on my breeder to help me with my new puppy and she wanted nothing to do with me or Chanel once she had my money.