First Litter

[DvlshAngel985]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

Let me add to your post if I may.

To Wolflover. Your little girl was purchased by Petland from a Puppy Mill who would have used her in the same way you are doing. No concern as to her size and/or age. So you are no different.

You're more than welcome Mardelin. If I may add to that, Wolflover, have you taken a look at this?
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...g-graphic.html

Please don't think we're ganging up on you, just merely trying to get you to see beyond the excitement.

[wolflover]

Yes, however moms out of town at moment nd dad never leaves comp. uugh. But yeah

[Elle]

So they think it's normal to breed at this age. This sux. Whatever. Fine. Have you weighted her?

[Elle]

Does your dad drive all of the time? You know she's going to have to be rushed to the emergency vet. Does your dad know that? Do you have a vet close by that is 24 hrs? Do you know the signs?

[Elle]

When is your xray? This was stupid and she may die. You know that, right? What is your plan?

[wolflover]

Yes yes yes yes yes etc etc. I already said earlier, on the 20th next week., her 55th day.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by Elle

When is your xray? This was stupid and she may die. You know that, right? What is your plan?

Elle,

This similiar line of conversation went on last year with experienced breeders and this young lady. It was wasted energy.

[Elle]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

Elle,

This similiar line of conversation went on last year with experienced breeders and this young lady. It was wasted energy.

Thank you. I forgot what it's about.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by wolflover

Yes yes yes yes yes etc etc. I already said earlier, on the 20th next week., her 55th day.

Did you have all the required tests done on your girl? Bile Acids, Hips and Knees x-rayed (not that they would be valid as it shouldn't be done until they are 2). Eyes, ears and heart examined by specialists? I know at the end of 2009 you stated you were going to get a job to save up $3,000 for stud, fees, whelping equipment and possible emergencies. Was the boy you used also tested? Others informed you that your little girl was no where near the breed standard.

[Mardelin]

Originally Posted by Elle

Thank you. I forgot what it's about.

That's ok, I feel your frustration.

[mommadog1]

Originally Posted by Elle

Hence the bunny reference. It's sad, just another type of sad.

I don't know an 11 year old could up with this story. Her post was a screaming cry for attention or I wouldn't have known something was wrong. I bet if somebody looks we would find she may not have a dog. She probably took that information from another one to use so she could get attention. Sad.

I'm moved by this.

LOL the bunny reference went way over my head..

[Elle]

I fell into it. I'm back to believing it's a lie she's telling. We're so emotional about these little dogs, look at us.

[Elle]

Originally Posted by mommadog1

LOL the bunny reference went way over my head..

Not knowing who you're talking to.

Maybe they have a bunny on the stove.

[mommadog1]

Originally Posted by Mardelin

Did you have all the required tests done on your girl? Bile Acids, Hips and Knees x-rayed (not that they would be valid as it shouldn't be done until they are 2). Eyes, ears and heart examined by specialists? I know at the end of 2009 you stated you were going to get a job to save up $3,000 for stud, fees, whelping equipment and possible emergencies. Was the boy you used also tested? Others informed you that your little girl was no where near the breed standard.

A job? at 10-11?? I don't know about TX but you have to be 16 to get a job in WA state.

[mommadog1]

Originally Posted by Elle

Not knowing who you're talking to.

Maybe they have a bunny on the stove.

Heck if I know.. bunny on the stove? I think that just flew over my head even faster..LOL.. Sorry, I have no idea what that means