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Lia · 10-09-2009, 08:56 AM

This is all very very sad. However, all I've ever heard is that a dog forgets about what they have done within 10, 20 seconds. But I actually think they do know what they have done. Because sometimes I leave my 2 little ones in the house to roam while I leave and when I come back, if I see that they have gotten into things and made a mess or if one of them pottied where they shouldn't have, all I have to do is look at the mess (they run to me when I get home so they are watching my every move) and let out a gasp of disbelief and the one who didn't puts their head down and sneaks away to their crate. The one who didn't do it will stick with me in this happy go lucky way. Maybe my puppies just have this great memory, I don't know. But they do know when they've done something bad I just wish it would kick in before they do it! LOL!

Ok sorry, way off the topic, but I had a response to an above comment.

lovespandp · 10-09-2009, 08:58 AM

Wow. Thats horrible. I don't even believe that.

Yes I would tottaly be friend her, I would even take it to the next level and go visit her at her home and do some like "PI" work. Even if you see her doing something you dont agree, act like it isnt a big deal so then you can get all the evidence to do something with it.

If I knew for a fact that at home the yorkie was getting treated the same way it is at camp I would do something, I would do whatever he would take to get that poor yorkie out of that house.

sugarmamma · 10-09-2009, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by lovespandp

Wow. Thats horrible. I don't even believe that.

Yes I would tottaly be friend her, I would even take it to the next level and go visit her at her home and do some like "PI" work. Even if you see her doing something you dont agree, act like it isnt a big deal so then you can get all the evidence to do something with it.

If I knew for a fact that at home the yorkie was getting treated the same way it is at camp I would do something, I would do whatever he would take to get that poor yorkie out of that house.

I'm pretty sure that the OP is camping and the "woman" is at her home near where the OP's Mother lives. It wasn't reported because the OP is camping and didn't see it. Am I right

Arzel36 · 10-09-2009, 09:38 AM

She sounds like someone who might eventually turn that pup into a shelter,maybe you can ask if her if you can buy the yorkie from her then. I have to say thats is sooooooo horrible,to hard for me to swallow this one!

Arzel36 · 10-09-2009, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by BLowry

I am SO angry right now and thinking of what I can do!!!!!Me hubby and the girls are camping right now and I have NO cell service or I would make a call and report abuse!!

My Mom was taking my granddaughter for a walk yesterday when she heard this horrible yelping and crying....when she came upon one of her NEIGHBORS smacking her TINY YORKIE!!!

She was holding it up and just kept smacking her!!!! What the HE&& is wrong with people!!! My Mom just stopped, turned and stared at the woman (if that's what you want to call her!!) My Mom didn't move,,..when the WENCH looked up and saw my Mom stopped and staring she put the dog down and went inside....My Mom has a love for animals as we all do here....actually she takes better care of her little Callie then some people care for their children....However...my Mom HATES confrontation...this is why she didn't say anything...she just stood and stared....It's a DAMN good thing I wasn't there!!!! I don't have tolerance for that crap! I think I probably would have told her what a piece of SH$% she is and told her to give me her dog!! OMG!! I am SO ANGRY right now!!! I have reported neglect (pet store) to the MSPCA before and the pet store was eventually closed down (apparently I wasn't the only one that complained) But, I wonder if I called in a complaint about this what they could do where I wasn't the one that witnessed anything....They live in a very nice neighborhood and and a very nice house. I wonder if MSPCA would look at that and think I was nuts for reporting them...they have a pug also and let them out on their front porch which is gated so they can't run into the road. I hope to GOD that I never run into that BI#!!! I won't be able to keep my mouth shut!!

It doesn't matter what kind of house they live in, its all about animal abuse! People can live in the poorest neighborhoods,but still don't abuse their pet{s}.

sugarmamma · 10-09-2009, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

If you cannot find a way to "befriend" this woman in order to try to help this poor pup, maybe you could quietly put some rescue information on her door step? I was going to say mailbox, but that is against the law unless sent in the mail, which is another option. Simply send some information to her about training and also yorkie rescues! Just leave off a return address.

If you are not comfortable doing that, PM me her address and I will do it. At least it is planting a seed. I will send her yorkie info along with rescue info

Maybe we could all help fill up this "poor woman's" mailbox with info

ladyjane · 10-09-2009, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by sugarmamma

Maybe we could all help fill up this "poor woman's" mailbox with info

Hahahhaah....guess she might get a message for sure then.

BLowry · 10-09-2009, 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

I was thinking more along the lines of pet walking.

And...I am also j/k

hmmmm! pet walking in the middle of the night with dark glasses on!! LOL...right to my house! LOL

BLowry · 10-09-2009, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by yorkiejunkie

How good does the fence look??!

Yorkies can dig under a fence pretty quick... for a nice bully stick or something... (jk)

But seriously, I would report her, in that if the dog ever shows up at a vet... hurt... there would be something in writing, somewhere!

it's made like a gate so the dogs stay on her porch...the house isn't too far from the road but, enough light that if I decided to go up and take her/him I would get caught!! LOL

BLowry · 10-09-2009, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by sugarmamma

I'm pretty sure that the OP is camping and the "woman" is at her home near where the OP's Mother lives. It wasn't reported because the OP is camping and didn't see it. Am I right

yes. you are right! My Mom saw this happen...and because she had my granddaughter with her she just stood there and stared at the BEAST! When the woman saw my Mom staring at her she put the dog down and went into the house. If this WENCH could do that outside in the front of her house I can't even imagine what goes on behind closed doors. MAKES ME SICK!

BLowry · 10-09-2009, 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Arzel36

It doesn't matter what kind of house they live in, its all about animal abuse! People can live in the poorest neighborhoods,but still don't abuse their pet{s}.

I know that....all I meant by that was if MSPCA were to go by the house it is very nicely kept. The pups are kept on the front porch with a fence type gate to prevent them from running into the road (which from what my Mom has said has already happened before). I KNOW a person can live in the most beautiful house or the worse house...doesn't mean they are or are not capable of abusing an animal.

megansmomma · 10-09-2009, 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

If you cannot find a way to "befriend" this woman in order to try to help this poor pup, maybe you could quietly put some rescue information on her door step? I was going to say mailbox, but that is against the law unless sent in the mail, which is another option. Simply send some information to her about training and also yorkie rescues! Just leave off a return address.

If you are not comfortable doing that, PM me her address and I will do it. At least it is planting a seed. I will send her yorkie info along with rescue info

I say go for it!

Nancy1999 · 10-09-2009, 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by ladyjane

If you cannot find a way to "befriend" this woman in order to try to help this poor pup, maybe you could quietly put some rescue information on her door step? I was going to say mailbox, but that is against the law unless sent in the mail, which is another option. Simply send some information to her about training and also yorkie rescues! Just leave off a return address.

If you are not comfortable doing that, PM me her address and I will do it. At least it is planting a seed. I will send her yorkie info along with rescue info

This is a really good idea.

cynsir · 10-09-2009, 01:05 PM

I agree, go for it or it will bother you for a long time. No dog should ever be treated like that one is. I have three and I have never spanked them once let alone beat them. If you weren't so far away, I'd be willing to be your accomplice.

BLowry · 10-09-2009, 03:32 PM

She is NOT my neighbor..she lives in my Moms neighborhood. I don't even know what she looks like. what I might do is send her a letter (if I can find her house#) I don't even know her name. What I think I will do when I get home (I am camping right now and won't be home until Monday) is send a letter telling her she was seen abusing her yorkie and I would be willing to take him/her if she wants to re-home. Apparently she doesn't care for the poor little thing if she could hit it like that...Yorkie are so small boned I would be worried that she broke a bone on the poor little thing...It just makes me sick to my stomach to think of what she did...."I" didn't see this happen.,...My Mom did and told me about it on my cell while we were on our way camping. BELIEVE me....if I had seen this happen I wouldn't have kept my mouth shut!

10-09-2009, 08:58 AM	#17
lovespandp ♥Momma's Bambino♥ Donating Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Ca Posts: 10,026	Wow. Thats horrible. I don't even believe that. Yes I would tottaly be friend her, I would even take it to the next level and go visit her at her home and do some like "PI" work. Even if you see her doing something you dont agree, act like it isnt a big deal so then you can get all the evidence to do something with it. If I knew for a fact that at home the yorkie was getting treated the same way it is at camp I would do something, I would do whatever he would take to get that poor yorkie out of that house. __________________ "People with nothing to hide don't usually feel the need to say so."

10-09-2009, 09:38 AM	#19
Arzel36 Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Maryland Posts: 2,218	She sounds like someone who might eventually turn that pup into a shelter,maybe you can ask if her if you can buy the yorkie from her then. I have to say thats is sooooooo horrible,to hard for me to swallow this one! __________________ My goal in life is to be as good of a person as CoCoa B. already thinks I am.

10-09-2009, 01:05 PM	#29
cynsir The 3 Musketeers Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cloquet, MN Posts: 738 Blog Entries: 1	I agree, go for it or it will bother you for a long time. No dog should ever be treated like that one is. I have three and I have never spanked them once let alone beat them. If you weren't so far away, I'd be willing to be your accomplice. __________________ Cindy and Misty and Mazie and Cassie Max (3/31/08 - 6/1/09)

10-09-2009, 03:32 PM	#30
BLowry My furkids Donating Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 4,625 Blog Entries: 1	She is NOT my neighbor..she lives in my Moms neighborhood. I don't even know what she looks like. what I might do is send her a letter (if I can find her house#) I don't even know her name. What I think I will do when I get home (I am camping right now and won't be home until Monday) is send a letter telling her she was seen abusing her yorkie and I would be willing to take him/her if she wants to re-home. Apparently she doesn't care for the poor little thing if she could hit it like that...Yorkie are so small boned I would be worried that she broke a bone on the poor little thing...It just makes me sick to my stomach to think of what she did...."I" didn't see this happen.,...My Mom did and told me about it on my cell while we were on our way camping. BELIEVE me....if I had seen this happen I wouldn't have kept my mouth shut! __________________ Brenda

10-09-2009, 08:56 AM	#16
Lia Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Oceanside, Ca, U.S. Posts: 169 Blog Entries: 2	This is all very very sad. However, all I've ever heard is that a dog forgets about what they have done within 10, 20 seconds. But I actually think they do know what they have done. Because sometimes I leave my 2 little ones in the house to roam while I leave and when I come back, if I see that they have gotten into things and made a mess or if one of them pottied where they shouldn't have, all I have to do is look at the mess (they run to me when I get home so they are watching my every move) and let out a gasp of disbelief and the one who didn't puts their head down and sneaks away to their crate. The one who didn't do it will stick with me in this happy go lucky way. Maybe my puppies just have this great memory, I don't know. But they do know when they've done something bad I just wish it would kick in before they do it! LOL! Ok sorry, way off the topic, but I had a response to an above comment.