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That probably is for the best. :) I think I need to learn a martial art or something, take my frustration out some place beside the internet. One day I'll figure out this whole "wisdom" thing, seems you have it down pat! |
i just read the whole post again. i did not see where anyone was rude. everyone seemed very concerned about the mommy and getting her to the vet. not one person jumped down her throat for the accident that occurred. most everyone said to her to get her to the vet. although this is not was the person asked....she asked how much can she sell them for$$$$$$$$$$$$ but of course, us here at yorkie talk are very concerned and took the extra steps to let her know the well being of her yorkie is at stake. it appeared she was not concerned at all but now she will hopefull do the right thing and take the mommy to the vet. she may have been so inexperienced she did not know her mommy was at risk. but now she does. this is all i have to say and will leave it alone. |
Just to let you all know, I think i'm a newbie... and I'm totally glad i read this as I would not have known to only breed a smaller dog with a female even though I've always read in the "yorkies for sale" area that the dad's were always smaller than the mom's... well, now i know why!! I just wanted to say thank you, cuz i definitely lurk more than i post... thanks for the info!! |
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The internet is a useful tool. But, what we all tend to forget is that all of us aren't cookie cutter humans. Everyone communicates in a different manner and the internet doesn't allow you to see a person's face when you are communicating over a machine. The other thing is when asking for advice, be careful what you wish for, or are you just asking to find someone that will agree with you (I find that this is the case most requests). As someone told me "If your looking for a 57 Chevy, if you look hard enough you'll find it, but it's gonna cost you" |
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At this point I think all the really matters opinions set aside is the welfare and well being of that poor female. I hope she did the right thing for her little girl!! I'm not going to bash her or anyone else for making mistakes. I'm not perfect and cannot walk on water. I will pray for her girls health!! |
Debbie I am thinking that is your name I am quoting my first post to let you know I still feel this way. I really hope that all works out and the vet can help your worries. Please don't feel everyone here is being rude or slamming you most are just really passionate about the breed and breeding. Like I said before, accidents happen and The only concern should be for your little female even at 8 pounds she will have a VERY hard time giving birth to the bigger pups. And Yes it could kill her. Now say she had a accidental breedding with a 6 pound chi oops but they would not be as worried because of the size match. I hope that kinda explaines what I mean and most others would feel the same. Plaese let me know what the vet says. and by all means feel free to PM me any time. Thank you , Lori Quote:
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Im going to keep my mouth (or shall I say fingers) quiet. Its one of those if you dont have anything nice to say then dont say it at all and thats what Im doing. Ughh the whole how much can I get for them pissed me off!!!! |
People are saying I am being too picky in finding the right home for a breeding girl I am selling. Now everyone can see why. I am extremely careful of any home I let my girls go to. |
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I agree- good post! Why are there so many harsh comments all over this site? |
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This site has a million posts on it - 99% of them are not negative and with this many people, it stands to reason there'll be differening opinions and posting styles. Why not give people the benefit of the doubt ? While some word things in ways you don't agree with - I'd bet money their heart's are in the right place when they spoke. Visit other dog sites...this one is way less controversial than some I've seen ... |
All I am going to say is seriously people on here should not be attacking posters. We are here for support, sharing, and to get certain questions answered. There should be absolutely no reason why someone should feel that it is appropriate to attack someone who is obviously upset and confused about what had happened. I don't think any "lurkers" are going to think that breeding a eskimo and a yorkie is a good idea, don't make excuse for being rude to someone on their obvious time of need and advice. I am seriously sick of how nasty it gets on here when someone has a general question! When we ask for your advice and you happen to know the answer maybe you should be flattered and answer it with some tact and not jump all over the person becuase they are trying to do the best by their baby's best interest!!!! Calm down! |
Do We Know What The Outcome Of The Vet Visit Was??? Did She Even Take Her In To See The Vet? Poor Little Girl:cry: |
If she did take Her to the vet Would she even want to post??? If everyone if they mean to or not is making her feel Like poop why would she want to come back and let us know. I for one will say as I did earlier Accidents happen and I will pray for them all. God bless. |
This whole situation is just plain sad for the yorkie momma!:( |
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We all belong to this forum because we "love" yorkies. You are fairly new here, but some of us that have been here for a while get tired of seeing this type of thread and it gets extremely hard to not say anything. Then people get all offended if we do not keep quiet or offer them praise when they are doing wrong to their dogs and the breed we love. Sorry, but we love yorkies first and foremost. People need to know the truth, the risks..... Sometimes it hurts but perhaps if it saves another yorkie from the same fate, it is worth it. Sometimes keeping quiet and watching and letting things happen so not to hurt feelings can be the wrong thing to do. At least speak up for the yorkies, sometimes we are their only voice. |
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