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does anyone know if she has had the puppies yet or what has happened???? |
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Yes we do want to be helpful when we are allowed to. I don't see why we can all be one happy family here at YT. Hope you have a great day. :) Lee |
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With you not being a Breeder then maybe you don't see our Breeders views such as how it does get aggervating for NON Breeders to come on and post rude thoughts to someone who is in need. I don't understand why you are being so testy about all of our comments. Maybe in your eyes your comment wasn't rude but it's the way you worded it and how bluntly you put is...You could of said I hope I'm not offending anyone here or put a smiley face at the end to make it SEEM a little kinder. We Breeders don't need to take a Reality Check when it comes to telling someone to take their Yorkie to the Vet. Some of us are very experienced (Some have 25 yrs plus experience) in Breeding and Whelping Yorkies, and have already walked in their shoes there for it's called sharing WISDOM and EXPERIENCE and HELPING those who really need it and willing to ACCEPT the help we're willing to give them. I would take the Experience Breeders here WISDOM anyday over top of my VET!!! Really I would. I have come here in time of need with a whelping mother and new born babies and received GOOD life SAVING advice when I could not get ahold of my Vet. Sometimes as a Breeder you don't have TIME to run your whelping mommy or a newborn to the Vet so this is also where Experienced Breeders come on and help SAVE mommies and babies. I feel as a newcomer yourself and a new owner of a Yorkie puppy you shouldn't be coming on here being rude for one day you very well may need help from us Experienced Breeders and then no one may not want to help you in fear of getting their heads bitten off by you or in fear you'll take our help in the wrong way. I hope I've not offened you and I hope you can try to see how we feel as Breeders and I hope you have a beautiful day. Theses of course are just my OPOs as a Experienced Breeder. :) Lee |
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It really wasn't going good. A lot of us sat on our hands and didn't say anything until we felt the need to speak up about the rudeness to Anne. Regardless, all we can do now is hope that the OP will respond to the PM's offering help. |
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Ok so WOWWWWWWWWWWWW I didn't mean to start all of this!!! I'm gone for a day and I come back to all of this. Please stop. Yall are fighting over nothing. My feelings are not hurt. Anyways, to change the subject....my dog is doing just fine. The vet said as long as she is eating, drinking, playing, etc....she is fine. Don't know what happened but she is not to be bred again. Which turns out to be a blessing cause she is turning 5 and wasn't suppose to be bred. I didn't realize that she was in heat until it was to late. So God has his way of doing the right thing. But on the other hand, a female of mine had puppies this morning. She was suppose to have 5. Well WTF...she has 3. No more labor...not in distress......seriously. I'm never going back to the f***ing vet again. I called and all they can tell me is if she doesn't look stressed then she is fine. And that I don't need to bring her in. So by any chance....have yall ever had a puppy still in there and it didn't come out for quite some time. She stopped having labor at 8 this morning and it is 2. If there is another puppy in there...whats the chance of this happening? Could she stop being in labor and still have some in there? |
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yes, her labor could stop with a puppy in there. Do you have any calsorb or anything like that to give her? I have heard of one person on here thaat thought the bitch was thru and she had another puppy the next day. it didn't make it. I know what you mean about not goi ng back. My last two ultrasounds showed three and each girl had five.. When you feel of her tummy, do you feel any sign of contraction or anything? |
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