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lovelilly · 04-09-2008, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by NanaDtreasures

Awwww 4 or 5...thats a nice size litter!
I know you're excited....Its the last waiting.
How is her temp?
Hey is that your kiddos in the avatar?

Her temp has been as high as 100.00 and as low as 98.7. I have been taking it in the morning and before bed. She isn't nesting at all and she is still eating but it seems like less every day.

Yes, that is two of my kiddos (over two years ago, I can't figure out how to recreate my flashing avatar so I have just left it

) Here is a picture of them recently. Josh 6, Julia 3 and Hannah 8 months ( and scout is in the picture with them... she is a puppy from Lilly's last litter)

NanaDtreasures · 04-09-2008, 06:45 PM

The little cleft palete baby had to be put to sleep.
I forgot to even post how is the other one doing.....
So sad...

lovelilly · 04-09-2008, 06:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NanaDtreasures

The little cleft palete baby had to be put to sleep.
I forgot to even post how is the other one doing.....
So sad...

Oh darn it! I thought he was doing so well

RIP little guy

NanaDtreasures · 04-09-2008, 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lovelilly

Her temp has been as high as 100.00 and as low as 98.7. I have been taking it in the morning and before bed. She isn't nesting at all and she is still eating but it seems like less every day.

Yes, that is two of my kiddos (over two years ago, I can't figure out how to recreate my flashing avatar so I have just left it

) Here is a picture of them recently. Josh 6, Julia 3 and Hannah 8 months ( and scout is in the picture with them... she is a puppy from Lilly's last litter)

OMG!! They are just soooo adorable!!!
You are blessed
Sounds JUST like Nala....all is well then.it'll drop lower and stay there

Ps...I cant do those kinda avatars neither...Rrrrrrrrrrrrr
and it worked by doing that I got an email with your post! YAY!!!!

lovelilly · 04-09-2008, 06:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NanaDtreasures

OMG!! They are just soooo adorable!!!
You are blessed
Sounds JUST like Nala....all is well then.it'll drop lower and stay there

Ps...I cant do those kinda avatars neither...Rrrrrrrrrrrrr
and it worked by doing that I got an email with your post! YAY!!!!

Thank you so much... my husband and I feel very blessed. As a side note... we know all about being laid off of work. My husband was laid off a week after my youngest daugher was born. And, I am a stay at home mom. Life has been rough the past six months... but God has opened doors for us. My husband is currently training to become a fireman and I decided to start my own photography company. Life happens for a reason! Someone was nice enough to make my avatar for me last time... people are so nice here. I'll get around to learning how to do it one of these days!!! I have all the computer programs to do it! What can I say I have my hands full... three kiddos and three yorkies, with a husband working full time and back to school at age 30!

Miley's mom · 04-09-2008, 07:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NanaDtreasures

The little cleft palete baby had to be put to sleep.
I forgot to even post how is the other one doing.....
So sad...

OH, I'm so sorry to hear that

NanaDtreasures · 04-09-2008, 07:32 PM

Miley's mom when is your mama due again?
How is she doing?

NanaDtreasures · 04-09-2008, 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lovelilly

Thank you so much... my husband and I feel very blessed. As a side note... we know all about being laid off of work. My husband was laid off a week after my youngest daugher was born. And, I am a stay at home mom. Life has been rough the past six months... but God has opened doors for us. My husband is currently training to become a fireman and I decided to start my own photography company. Life happens for a reason! Someone was nice enough to make my avatar for me last time... people are so nice here. I'll get around to learning how to do it one of these days!!! I have all the computer programs to do it! What can I say I have my hands full... three kiddos and three yorkies, with a husband working full time and back to school at age 30!

Thats wonderful....And your going to be a firemans wife!
Everybody loves a fireman! Every fireman I have ever known are good hearted people. Yes....sometimes good things do come out of rough times.
You have your hands full girl!

Miley's mom · 04-09-2008, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by NanaDtreasures

Miley's mom when is your mama due again?
How is she doing?

My girl is do 4-16 , today she is on day 53 and sooo big , I'm taking her for x-rays friday; She is huge, she is scaring me

I wonder how many are in there.

lovelilly · 04-09-2008, 08:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NanaDtreasures

Thats wonderful....And your going to be a firemans wife!
Everybody loves a fireman! Every fireman I have ever known are good hearted people. Yes....sometimes good things do come out of rough times.
You have your hands full girl!

Thanks... he is a wonderful guy and I am lucky to have him

And yes my hands are very full... but that is the best way to have them

Wouldn't have it any other way

EmrldShdwQueen · 04-09-2008, 08:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NanaDtreasures

The little cleft palete baby had to be put to sleep.
I forgot to even post how is the other one doing.....
So sad...

Aw I am so sorry...

Bless his little heart!

katelin · 04-09-2008, 09:01 PM

I felt so sad about the little cleft palate boy. After reading all the literature and seeing his picture I was encouraged that he was going to make it. So sad.

kfaraoni · 04-10-2008, 12:46 AM

I posted this two other thread sections (one of them was on accident), but thought I'd give you guys an update here too. Thank you for all your support here! You are great! I also wanted to say congrats to Debbie on your little girl's leg. I love those sucess stories & it's people like you looking for ways to make it right, instead of just accepting it, that makes you awesome! I want to be just like that & help others to do the same! I really admire you! Keep it up & I'm anxious to see what the vet says!

Okay, so on to the sad update....I had such a hard time with this decision on what was best to do. I've always been a fighter & like to look at the brighter side & hope fot the best in any situation. Yesterday afternnon we had to put the puppy to sleep, which was so out of character for me & something I was fortunate to not have to do, until now.
YorkieNewbie22 posted pictures on the other thread of her puppy which from the looks alone, that's EXACTLY what my little guy looked like. I had such a hard time finding pictures to see what to compare to. Those of you who don't know, you'll want to check it out.
I was excited to feed the little one with the dropper/bottles until he got old enough to get to more solids & was SO attached because of doing it. I had talked to my husband about keeping him, so that was the plan. I read so much about the complications that come though with pnemonia, liquid in their lungs & the surgeries when they have the cleft lip & palate. Many with minor clefts seem to have in grow in as older pups & do just fine. It was so encouraging to find success stories & see cute pictures of dogs that made it through. It also seemed that the hardest part was just getting them through the first 6-8 weeks. I was fine with the sacrifice for that long if it meant saving a life & having a little guy who wouldn't suffer. I told myself that as long as the vet didn't say that it was severe, I would work through it no matter what. From what I read, the sever pallats can still be correctable through surgeries, but it seemed to me to be a very risky surgery that had a complication rate; especially if it was severe. Plus, I realy thought it was just a cleft lip & not the pallate at all. Boy was I wrong. Now I know better what to look for though. With the vet saying it was very severe, it just broke my heart. I have so much more appreciation for those of you who have been breeding for a long time & even those who haven't, but have to make theses tough calls when something goes wrong with a puppy. I really do look up to you all so much more now & think that anyone thinking about getting into breeding needs to take a look at these situations & ask how they might handle them. For me, I don't think I have it in me to do it again. It's not worth the risk. I absolutely LOVE my Yorkies to pieces & couldn't image losing a mommy or another puppy. (Maybe this is all just in my current sorrows, we'll see). Anyway, sorry to ramble & share the negative story... thanks again to all of you who have been following our story. I hope it helps someone else sometime too. I wish the best for all of you! I know these things don't happen often, but thought it may help to be a little prepared & give a little insight to anyone who may need it now, or later!
P.S. Sonya & Debbie both PMd me offering to post pictures for me, so you should see them sometime soon on the cleft post too. (Thanks ladies)!

YorkieAZ · 04-10-2008, 07:10 AM

Bless your heart, I can feel your sorrow.

You did the right thing. RIP little one.

NanaDtreasures · 04-10-2008, 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Miley's mom

My girl is do 4-16 , today she is on day 53 and sooo big , I'm taking her for x-rays friday; She is huge, she is scaring me

I wonder how many are in there.

I know you're excited to see how many is having!!!
Miss Nala still here ...temp still dipping a bit then back up a bit..
Poor thing I dont think she'll make it thru this weekend

04-09-2008, 06:45 PM	#422
NanaDtreasures YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: usa Posts: 1,321	So sad The little cleft palete baby had to be put to sleep. I forgot to even post how is the other one doing..... So sad... __________________ Debbi ~Follow the 3 R's~~~ Respect for self...Respect for others ...Responsibility for all your actions

04-09-2008, 07:32 PM	#427
NanaDtreasures YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: usa Posts: 1,321	Miley's mom Miley's mom when is your mama due again? How is she doing? __________________ Debbi ~Follow the 3 R's~~~ Respect for self...Respect for others ...Responsibility for all your actions

04-09-2008, 09:01 PM	#432
katelin YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: California Posts: 1,778	I felt so sad about the little cleft palate boy. After reading all the literature and seeing his picture I was encouraged that he was going to make it. So sad. __________________ *LaVail Yorkshire Terriers*

04-10-2008, 12:46 AM	#433
kfaraoni Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Gilbert, AZ Posts: 27	I posted this two other thread sections (one of them was on accident), but thought I'd give you guys an update here too. Thank you for all your support here! You are great! I also wanted to say congrats to Debbie on your little girl's leg. I love those sucess stories & it's people like you looking for ways to make it right, instead of just accepting it, that makes you awesome! I want to be just like that & help others to do the same! I really admire you! Keep it up & I'm anxious to see what the vet says! Okay, so on to the sad update....I had such a hard time with this decision on what was best to do. I've always been a fighter & like to look at the brighter side & hope fot the best in any situation. Yesterday afternnon we had to put the puppy to sleep, which was so out of character for me & something I was fortunate to not have to do, until now. YorkieNewbie22 posted pictures on the other thread of her puppy which from the looks alone, that's EXACTLY what my little guy looked like. I had such a hard time finding pictures to see what to compare to. Those of you who don't know, you'll want to check it out. I was excited to feed the little one with the dropper/bottles until he got old enough to get to more solids & was SO attached because of doing it. I had talked to my husband about keeping him, so that was the plan. I read so much about the complications that come though with pnemonia, liquid in their lungs & the surgeries when they have the cleft lip & palate. Many with minor clefts seem to have in grow in as older pups & do just fine. It was so encouraging to find success stories & see cute pictures of dogs that made it through. It also seemed that the hardest part was just getting them through the first 6-8 weeks. I was fine with the sacrifice for that long if it meant saving a life & having a little guy who wouldn't suffer. I told myself that as long as the vet didn't say that it was severe, I would work through it no matter what. From what I read, the sever pallats can still be correctable through surgeries, but it seemed to me to be a very risky surgery that had a complication rate; especially if it was severe. Plus, I realy thought it was just a cleft lip & not the pallate at all. Boy was I wrong. Now I know better what to look for though. With the vet saying it was very severe, it just broke my heart. I have so much more appreciation for those of you who have been breeding for a long time & even those who haven't, but have to make theses tough calls when something goes wrong with a puppy. I really do look up to you all so much more now & think that anyone thinking about getting into breeding needs to take a look at these situations & ask how they might handle them. For me, I don't think I have it in me to do it again. It's not worth the risk. I absolutely LOVE my Yorkies to pieces & couldn't image losing a mommy or another puppy. (Maybe this is all just in my current sorrows, we'll see). Anyway, sorry to ramble & share the negative story... thanks again to all of you who have been following our story. I hope it helps someone else sometime too. I wish the best for all of you! I know these things don't happen often, but thought it may help to be a little prepared & give a little insight to anyone who may need it now, or later! P.S. Sonya & Debbie both PMd me offering to post pictures for me, so you should see them sometime soon on the cleft post too. (Thanks ladies)!

04-10-2008, 07:10 AM	#434
YorkieAZ YT Addict Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Arizona Posts: 425	Bless your heart, I can feel your sorrow. You did the right thing. RIP little one.