devoted to Lucy!
 

I'm very glad you got a new puppy and your money back. I feel badly for the little blue guy though. I sincerely hope the breeder is right and it doesn't have problems, but I personally wouldn't want to take the chance.


Good luck with your new baby!

I think your vet is a smart man.

Your puppy is adorable. Precious is a perfect name! I am so happy for you.

When I got my first puppy the breeder told me to keep Kayro syrup on hand, or these little vanilla drop sugar things (I forgot the name). On my second pup I was told to keep Nutrical on hand. I never had to use them since my pups had healthy appetites and mine were bigger puppies too.

I have to tend to agree here, I've not been breeding 20 years, but to date I've never had a puppy or a WELL adult have a sugar drop, even while fasting for a bile acid test. If you give young puppies Karyo syrup on a regular basis, you are telling its pancreas to overproduce insilun and you will end up with a diabetic dog. Nutrical after a stressful situation, or if they are not eating well, is another thing...and is perfectly fine, but like anything else, use in moderation.

Please, understand, people take their time to educate others here, and when people repeatedly disregard advise, it tends to get frustrating.. Don't buy your puppies from puppymills, don't buy puppies less than 12 weeks old, don't buy puppies from untested parents, clear lines, or make sure puppies are tested.. NO CKC is not good! (unless it is the canadian kennel club) WHY you ask? Because that and all of the other registries (apri, aca, etc.) have popped up simply so dogs on LIMITED registration can be bred anyways against their breeders wantings, and the pups can be REGISTERED so someone who doesn't know any better will buy them. They were sold on limited for a reason! 2nd main reason why these other registries are used, the breeder is suspended from AKC for violations! I don't know about the rest of you, but if I were in the market for a pet puppy.. I don't want to buy from a breeder with those kind of ethics! You're asking for trouble.

Please, before buying puppies...RESEARCH! A puppy is a LIFELONG family member, you owe it to yourself and your family, and that puppy, not to mention the breed as a whole to do your homework!

I Got Her!
 

She Is Sooo Adorable, Gentle, But She Seems A Little Scared! She Weighs A Little Under 2 Pounds! Just Shy Of 2 Pounds Actually! Her Ears Is Floppy,

New Baby...
 

Ohh, Let Me Share This With You, I Was Able To Buy The Pictures That She Taken Of Her, The Same Ones That Are Posted! Ain't That Great? I Feel Really Blessed! Thanks To All Of You!:)

That is so great! I am just so happy for you!

You picked a perfect name. She is truly Precious. Congratulations on getting such an adorable little girl. I am sure your daughter must be thrilled!!:)

:welcome4: :cheers: :happyboun I am so happy for you and your daughter. I am so sad for the other little dog but personally, I would of taken it back once I knew something was wrong. Even tho they say not all of them will be sickly or die, the point is, your paying for something you want to enjoy and not something to add another worry to your life as it seems you have your handsful enough. If anyone says you should of kept it because they had one and it was fine, give them the breeders phone number and let them buy it. Its your money and your problem once you get it and I think if a buyer buys to have a pet, the breeder should refund the money for any health reason. Nobody wants to buy a sick dog and not even the breeder wants to keep one as you can see, this guy didnt.
I do agree about using the nutrical when their not eating good or have diarreah unless a vet tells me not to. My vet gave it to me for Maggie when she had coccidia to take till she was eating better and the diarreah was gone. He said just a little bit a couple times a day.
Anyway, i'm just happy yu got the other baby and I do hope you enjoy it and your daughter does too and you all enjoy a long life full of good things.
wishing for all good things for your family, and the puppy is gorgeous.