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I agree about pics but I guess I am naive to think that most people are good and are honest and if not usually can figure it all out over time. |
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What the OP has forgot to say is the e-mail I send her was on Jan 23rd. The seizures didn't start until Jan 28th. What she also left out is the fact she used this same email on her website under Testimonials a few months later, along with pics of my dogs (without permission) to further hurt me. |
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Also is the dog still on anti-seizure medication? Also did you breed this dog that had seizures? I think this will help some of us understand your side as well. I know I am not on either side and learning from all this as well having dealt with a dog with health issues. |
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Jezzz.. Thanks for posting my private message but if you are going to post it why didn't you post all of it ?? This is what I said. You asked why I bought from the OP. Because I was new to breeding and stupid. I didn't know anything about good, bad breeders or puppymills until I found YT. The OP had been breeding for 20 + years so I assumed she an experienced good breeder... BOY, WAS I STUPID. |
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So could there be a mistake in the diagnosis of seizures that this whole debate is over? Could it have been food and easy fix and all this could be resolved and everyone can move on and be happy? as you will notice I have never mentioned DD's breeder's name because I was partly to blame. |
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I have spoken to the OP on occasion on a professional level, in the past but knew nothing of her situation until reading it myself. I don't know if there is any connection, only that the events and actions that have occurred in these two different stories, are strangely (coincidentally?) very similar? Like I said, when I read this thread, it was like Deja vu - like I was reading my own experience again but with different characters. These "Buyers" are 2 different people, the dogs they each purchased are dogs and lines that are completely unrelated to each other - I merely pointed out the similarities between this thread and my thread/experience. |
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She not I brought all this back up. I will not discuss this any any further because anything I say get twisted by the OP. All I can say is I wished I never met the OP. |
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I've been following this thread and I feel that people have been picking up on only part of the thread .... the "Scooter part"... and beating it to death. I know both people... Sherry (yorkiegirl2) and Deb (animal1 - the original OP). Anyway, from what I read... Deb posted because one of Sherry's current dogs has one of her dogs somewhere in the lines.... the same lines as Scooter. Scooter went to his new home "years ago" and is living happily ever after. Scooter is "neutered". The seizures have stopped as far as Sherry knows. So Scooter is "no longer" a "current" issue anymore.... other than the fact that Sherry ended up with a dog who has Scooter's dad, granddad (whomever) back a few generations. I purchased my first yorkie (my Mickey, who I had neutered as a pup) from Deb. He is almost 10 1/2 years old. He's kind of a fatso, never looked like a standard yorkie (hair-wise).... but he is the love of my life! I live down the road from Sherry. I am not taking sides.... stuff happens.... move on. :) |
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Yorkiegirl2, is breeding the same blood lines together that her dog Scooter had. My Buyer bred the dog that was purchased from me. This dog began displaying a head tremor shortly after arriving at Buyers home but tremor later stopped (without any medication). My Buyer went ahead and bred the dog and as of 2 weeks ago, two of her pups are now displaying head tremors. |
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