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This is HORRIBLE!!! My little girl just went to her new home today, and this is awful!! She was from my October litter. She was ADORABLE and I wish maybe I should have kept her!! I was so embarrassed--I cried when they came to get her!! I hope I am not such a baby over the 2 boys...I know I cannot keep everyone, but this is horrible. I still cry thinking about not having her anymore. She is getting a wonderful home, but...........but..........:cry: I am SO UPSET!!! Laura |
Its hard not to fall in love with them. Your just a good mommy. That is why personally I could never breed dogs. |
I'm sorry your feeling that way but hope you find comfort in knowing you made the right decision when chosing a forever home for her...yet, I know it's still hard. I'm kind of glad Diva had a singleton her 1st litter...she's 12 weeks old and guess what.........she's still here!!!! I could not do the breeding full time...I"d be a basket case every time 1 left...:( Enjoy your remaining boys...I'm sure you'll find loving homes for them as well who will hopefully give them the same love and attention you would. Maybe you could suggest joing YT to them...that way you can at least see how they're growing and keep up with how they're doing... |
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I am sorry it is so painful! |
When my babies left I also cried for days....I still get teary eyes when I look at their pictures....and its been 2 years..lol |
AWWW Bless your Heart...they really do pull at your heart strings, dont they?? ;) |
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Whenever I have a litter that is ready to go to their forever homes I warn the new families that I cry ... not just a couple of tears, but huge buckets. It takes a little while, but the new families always keep in touch and that really helps. Bless you for feeling so much love for your babies. It's a really good thing. :) |
I cry too and I am getting better but I warn the people ahead of time that I can be a blubbering baby when they leave. It makes it alot easier when you know they are going to a great home and they are going to be cherished and spoiled rotten and get undivided attention. |
I have always said I have no idea how you breeder's give up your puppies. It must be so very difficult. I no that I could never do it. I get to attached to things. I guess you have to think of the loving home she found and concentrate on that. Know that she is loved and cared for and you did a wonderful job in raising her to this point. Be proud of yourself and think how happy you have made another family. |
I cry too. I say my goodbyes before they get here and cry. I try to maintain while they are here :D and then I cry again when they leave. It's so hard because the pups look at you like, whats going on mommy? Even with super good homes it's still hard to say goodbye. |
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I would feel the same way too; I really admire you breeders. But I have to say, I am SO HAPPY that you don't keep them ALL...b/c then, we wouldn't have the center of our universe and the love of our lives; our little Max:luvu: ! So, just think about how much love and happiness you just injected into someone's life and how much the little one will be loved and cared for! Bless you for all you do for your pups! :big_hug: :thankyou2 |
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Doesn't everyone cry when they give up the little puppies they helped raise from birth? How can we not? Both myself and my hubby shed a few tears when Lexie's babies left....the toughest part was seeing the first one go, because it was the first (and our favorite, Halle) and then the last, knowing that was the end of that chapter. Like jeanief, we too stayed pretty "together" while the new families were here picking up the pups, crying some before they were here and after they left. |
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