Originally Posted by nanahas3 (Post 4350695)

Oh I am so sorry things did not go well at the vets :(. Will continue to pray for little Max and for Sheila and you.

Originally Posted by TxVicki (Post 4350742)

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Originally Posted by Yorkieville200 (Post 4350679)

Hi, Chris.

Thank you. Sheila went with me to Max's Vet visit this morning, but she is back in bed now. It's hard for her to move very much.

Max now has it in his right eye.

I gave Sheila a big hug for you, and she asked me to give you a big hug for her.

Rich

Originally Posted by TxVicki (Post 4350773)

Originally Posted by theporkieyorkie (Post 4350778)

So sorry to hear about Max's other eye...I know Sheila was worried that it had impacted the right eye as well.

I will pray for all involved!!

Originally Posted by msyorktown (Post 4350791)

Prayers continue for all involved, with a special prayer for little Max....with this diagnosis, does this now mean surgery?

Originally Posted by yorkiefan_ (Post 4350796)

Aw, thanks Rich and Sheila. Is surgery pretty much the only option for Max now? :(

Originally Posted by Yorkieville200 (Post 4350810)

Chris-Sheila and I actually thank you. I've read through this thread and I found some ot the things posted unbelieveable.

Our Vet was optimistic this morning about the Tacrolimus drops. His Schirmer score had improved slightly in his left eye, but was worse in his right eye.

So, we hold our breaths, use the drops, and pray, that the drops resolve the problem.

Rich

Originally Posted by JuliannaB (Post 4350640)

WOW!! I have been keeping up on this thread and I find it interesting how things are progressing. I have no experience in breeding or contracts, so I have no basis for any opinion. I sure hope that a reasonable conclusion can me made... soon! A main reason why I am posting is, I would like to say that Rich, Sheila's hubby, deserves a gold medal for all that he is doing and done!!!!!!!! I can't imagine being in his shoes, and trying to keep all the lose ends from unraveling!! Kudos to you, Rich!:angel::angel::clapsmile:clapsmile:woof::woof : Lastly, I sure wish that Sheila is able to return to some sense of normalcy real soon!! Sending positive thoughts all 'round.:aimeeyork

Originally Posted by lynzy420 (Post 4350308)

Amazingly sickening thread, all the way around and back again. I have seen many scenarios here on YT. If Sheila was here saying she had a sick pup and wanted to hand him back to the breeder and the breeder wouldn't take him back we would be all over the breeder for that too and in almost unanimous support...ya know? I have seen posts both ways on this but never this complex, confusing or without any proof.

I'm a Lynzycomelately and all I will say is that I still see only one side to this story and no proof of anything other than the word of OP...I do not think the breeder should insert any information at this point giving that her breeding program/show program's reputation etc are on the line. I too believe any lawyer would advise her to NOT comment on a highly public forum. OP, if your trying for any legal recourse you may have already lost your case as you have publicly admitted you have "broken" the contract.....

I am hard pressed to trash this breeder because the breeder did (from what I've read) try to honor the contract that was signed in full agreement by OP. The OP opted (out of love that I understand) to renig on the terms of the contract. There is not a living being that can be guaranteed to be healthy human or pup, we all know this and regardless of how healthy genetics have proven to be there can always be exceptions. This is a perfect example of the exception.

My only hope is that Max is taken care of and I'm glad OP has decided to do the very best for him. Good Luck and prayers to all in this most unfortunate and sad situation.

p.s. this thread is so distorted on every angle that even after reading twice.....I'm just dizzy. were some posts deleted or something?

Originally Posted by Yorkieville200 (Post 4350810)

Chris-Sheila and I actually thank you. I've read through this thread and I found some ot the things posted unbelieveable.

Our Vet was optimistic this morning about the Tacrolimus drops. His Schirmer score had improved slightly in his left eye, but was worse in his right eye.

So, we hold our breaths, use the drops, and pray, that the drops resolve the problem.

Rich