puppy returned for crying at night--breeder needs advice

[belindaY]

Lucie was thrilled to be back home. So much good advice has been given here about things I can start doing now to help future puppies transition better. My confidence in my ability to make sound judgements about who my puppies go home with is shaken, but has been before and each time I do walk away with with a valuable lesson. Thanks again everyone, you've been very kind.

[Ashley V]

You could also send each puppy to their new home with something that smells like their mommy.

[GeorgiaOnMyMind]

Originally Posted by ARCHIE

It's just amazes me how people think puppies come without obsticles to
face. Does a new born baby come this way? They don't seem to understand
a puppy is not much different from human baby at this point.
It's nothing your doing be thankful they are being returned to you.
They don't deserve the pleasure of having a puppy if they have the patience
or compassion for something crying in the niight, being in a strange house
without it's comforting surrounding and siblings.
So sad human's are. No common sence at all.
I am glad they are no longer with these heartless people.
This reminds me of the thread two weeks ago someone complaining about her 9wk old puppy she can't seem to train!