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You were the only person I spoke with about this happening. And it took a lot for me to tell you. I respect everything you do with your organization, I appreciate all your words of wisdom that you gave me. All the help and the way you went out of your way for me. I will ask you this. Please don't shut others who may need you out just because I made a mistake. That is not the kind of woman you are. I know you are upset with me. But, please don't take it out on someone else who may need you. |
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What's done is done. I just won't do this again....my time is best spent raising money for rescue. I will help anyone...just not go out and ask others to do the same. This was the universe giving me a little nudge and reminding me...that's all. |
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I am not taking anything out on anyone. You have NO idea what went on here and please don't profess to act like you do OR carry yourself as better than anyone else. Your heart is purer? Please. |
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I'm very sorry to hear of what Piper has gone through and I do hope that others can learn from this very unfortunate situation. These vulnerable, innocent creatures are in our care here on this earth, and we should always protect them as such. |
Just curious because I've never understood the thinking behind this, but why did you think that you could let a female in season and an intact make run around together with only a diaper and belly band "separating" them? Usually these items are easily removed.....or belly bands/diapers can slip up or down or turn. I realize the mistake already happened but I just really want to know why people think this can keep a female from getting pregnant?? |
Also the part when you say humping and sniffing, how did you not know that they needed to be seperated and completely away from eachother...you said you did, but if there was sniffing and humping...ya know? I understand Linda's frustration, she spent so much on this in so many ways....I just don't understand....seems you failed to realize your pup was SAVED not cured, I can't imagine any justification here. I hope to God she is ok and the puppies are too...what a tragic tale...yet again. I hope all who read this learn, intact pups can not be in the same house, watched, diapered, seperated through a gate, door or otherwise...humping and sniffing usually means its already too late....a sick pup should never be bred and no amount of caution other than complete removal will help...so very sad to read all this. |
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In my opinion there are very few accidents that happen where a dog gets pregnant. I am saddened massively for Piper. Just terrible. Yes I sent a message on fb to Bobbi because I was shocked and very upset and I was told to kiss her a**. So please keep in mind the victim is Piper not Bobbi! |
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At least with large dogs we don't get that foolish belief - how-ever we still have the idiots that think a large female can protect herself from any male who wants to mate. This is an expensive disaster waiting to happen! Crate and Rotate and even separate rooms (crated) with two doors between the intact dogs is the only way to go. Separate feeding times, and exercise times. I try never to bring my female when she is in season to the vets,(if I have to it is first appointment time and leave the back way. If that is not possible I wait in the car with her until the vet is ready to see her. I will not walk her outside in public places not to mention being off lead! You track when they come into and out of season - so you know when to expect the next season. Trust the advice of breeders who keep their dogs safe from *accidental* matings and have done so for many many years. |
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A word for you - please have all the puppies BATS tested prior to release to their new homes. Given your gals uncertain health history - and whomsoever the fathers is is unknown and both did not go through any health screenings - that would be the least you could do. It is IMO incumbent upon you to try as best you can to place puppies with as clear a health status as possible in future homes. Liver shunt surgery is very expensive $3K or so - not to mention Luxating Patella and ACL surgeries. At the minimum you should be strongly advising your puppy buyers to immediately secure pet insurance which covers genetic defects. I am sorry Piper had to go through this. Your apology sounded sincere - but for me I still don't know how that accident could have happened. You should have been told that belly bands and diapers are useless in preventing mating...... All this is a grave lesson for you and I am sorry to repeat some things already said - but just to make it clear to future readers how diligent and what the safeguards you need to take are. |
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