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Originally Posted by Sweet Apple  Bless his little heart...I'm so glad he's doing well, even 'though I know it's going to be a bit hard on him (and you) for a litte while...There was so much sadness, on the site, last night, I had to quit reading, and go to bed...I didn't realize there were so many issues w/yorkies...I wouldn't trade Apple, for the world, but man, it is stressful...I've learned so much, but wonder if I'd been better off not knowing so much ...I'm going to have to re-psyche my head for this experience! I've still got to get apple spayed, and her rabies shot, and I'm wondering if either one of them are necessary? But anyway, it's nice to hear a success story, this afternoon....Hugs and kisses to your baby boy, and we wish "the rodster" (lol) a very very speedy recovery.... Love, Maggie & Apple xoxoxo |
I know what you mean about knowing too much. But as hubby said, each breed has their own things. My neighbor has shepherd with really bad hips so no matter,there really is no way to predict.
I thought rabies had to be done? As for spay, I think it's easier on them, at least that's what I had always heard. Good luck with all of that, it's always hard when you have to do anything that you have no control over.
04-01-2009, 02:58 PM
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