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FlDebra · 06-26-2009, 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by FlDebra
What do you mean -- "kind of cute?" ????

IF the owners of the dogs have insurance on them, the insurance company can provide investigators to find out what really happened leading ...

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Originally Posted by Yelena

I'm sorry! Do I really have to answer that?
Or you are just wondering?

You don't HAVE TO answer anything, but yes, I am still wondering WTH you meant. How on earth do you get "kind of cute" from this topic? Makes no sense to me. Why not just answer instead of the cryptic charade?

FlDebra · 06-26-2009, 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom

that scares me to death too. Last year another exhibitor and myself were set up close to a handler. Both she and her assistant went off to show Westies and left a yorkie standing on the table in a noose. I know the dogs are well trained but anything can happen that can get them to wanting to get off that table. We sat there on pins and needles watching the dog and ready to run if anything did happen before the handler came back.

I guess I never expected professional dog handlers to ever do something like that. (Either case, leaving poor dogs in a hot van or leaving one unattnded on a grooming table). But they are people and unfortunately people don't always show the sense God gave them. I am with you, I could not entrust my babies, with anyone else either.

That must have made you nervous just watching someone leaving a poor Yorkie in a noose, unattended on a grooming table. I'd be tempted to find someone in charge to report something that dangerous, but then you couldn't walk away in case something did happen!

Nancy1999 · 06-26-2009, 09:44 AM

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In AZ it's illegal to leave a kid or pet in the car due to heat deaths. Maybe all 50 states should have that law.

Yes, it illegal here, but it seems like every year you hear of a POLICEMAN'S DOG dieing after he forgets his partner in the car. They never seem to get in much trouble about it though. Police dogs dying after being left in cars - Petition Spot

ARCHIE · 06-26-2009, 10:04 AM

As hard as it is to understand such actions, they happen much to often.
Just yesterday I watched Oprah and she had a woman on who left
her two year old daughter in the car while going to work. Her husband
always took the little one to child care but had a dental appt that
morning, the pattern changed and the mother was suppose to drop
the child off. Stopping for pastry, end of school year, she was a
principal and highly educated, loved her children dearly yet because
she did the same thing day in and day out she actually forgot about
the two yr old sleeping in the back in her car seat.
Eight hrs later another teacher saw the child, dead, while going to
her car. Each story is so different but all have the same devestating
ending. We are all rushing too much, no excuse at all but it's a fact
of life.

sandyapk · 06-26-2009, 10:06 AM

Oh the poor owners. I can't even bring myself to read the article. There is no way I could leave dogs in the car and then go in the house and sleep. That is just me. I am sure the handler will have the guilt of what she did hanging over her for quite some time. What a horrible mistake, and what a horrible thing to live with. It is a bad situation for everyone.

Yelena · 06-26-2009, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by FlDebra

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Originally Posted by FlDebra
You don't HAVE TO answer anything, but yes, I am still wondering WTH you meant. How on earth do you get "kind of cute" from this topic? Makes no sense to me. Why not just answer instead of the cryptic charade?

Still! Looks like we "lost in translation"...
All I'm trying to say:
U have to learn who to trust!
*And believe me! There are so many people who knows so much more than I do!

Sugar's Mom · 06-26-2009, 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Yelena

Still! Looks like we "lost in translation"...
All I'm trying to say:
U have to learn who to trust!
*And believe me! There are so many people who knows so much more than I do!

Not at the expense of my dogs. And yes, there are many more people that know more than we do but they would not care for my dogs the way i do. no one can, no matter how much they know!!!!!!!

Yelena · 06-26-2009, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom

Not at the expense of my dogs. And yes, there are many more people that know more than we do but they would not care for my dogs the way i do. no one can, no matter how much they know!!!!!!!

I'm not sure I understand what would you like me to say...
If U feel like "doing Ur way" is "THE ONLY WAY" it's up to U!

Sure one handler made a horrible mistake (I still belive in a second chance) but if she is just "making up the story" it'll be a totallaly a "different story"
Still!!! Just because one one handler is got in to a trouble do we really need to think, that all handlers are swindlers?

AprilLove · 06-26-2009, 03:50 PM

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When I go to shows I see dogs left unattended on the grooming tables all the time on the noose. It scares me to death. I know of a well know handler that had a little maltese that die because it fell off the table when no one was around and it hanged itself.

That is soooo sad

Sugar's Mom · 06-26-2009, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Yelena

I'm not sure I understand what would you like me to say...
If U feel like "doing Ur way" is "THE ONLY WAY" it's up to U!

Sure one handler made a horrible mistake (I still belive in a second chance) but if she is just "making up the story" it'll be a totallaly a "different story"
Still!!! Just because one one handler is got in to a trouble do we really need to think, that all handlers are swindlers?

One thing I have noticed about you since you have posting on these show threads is that you really have a way twisting peoples words around. have a nice evening. I'm done.This thread isn't about what you or I think but about the poor dogs that died.

AprilLove · 06-26-2009, 03:55 PM

It is so sad to think how these animals suffered because of (imo) an unnessary mistake by a human being. I would never leave dogs unattended in a car if I was intending to sleep for a few hours. Would not matter the weather.

I feel for the owners of these dogs, and It doesn't make it any more tragic because they were show dogs. They are innocent animals and they lost their lives needlessly.

Why one person would be in charge of so many dogs is beyond me.

Rest in peace sweet furbabies

Yelena · 06-26-2009, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by AprilLove

It is so sad to think how these animals suffered because of (imo) an unnessary mistake by a human being. I would never leave dogs unattended in a car if I was intending to sleep for a few hours. Would not matter the weather.

I feel for the owners of these dogs, and It doesn't make it any more tragic because they were show dogs. They are innocent animals and they lost their lives needlessly.

Why one person would be in charge of so many dogs is beyond me.

Rest in peace sweet furbabies

I couldn't agree with you more!
We all are humans with all our mistakes!
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All I'm trying to say : "live &learn"!
Be patient! forgiven...just be a HUMAN!

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For the dogs that was lost in a tragedy...
I don't even know what to say...!!?
RIP

Yelena · 06-26-2009, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom

One thing I have noticed about you since you have posting on these show threads is that you really have a way twisting peoples words around...

I'm not sure how to respond to that?
Just like I'm a "twister" ?....and Ur just "calling me names"
or you just don't really understand what Ur saying....

Sugar's Mom · 06-26-2009, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Yelena

I'm not sure how to respond to that?
Just like I'm a "twister" ?....and Ur just "calling me names"
or you just don't really understand what Ur saying....

No I am not calling you names. I feel most of us have trouble understanding what you try to say and you seem to have trouble understanding what we are saying. is there a language barrier? if so, I am sorry and will make every effort to understand you.

Yelena · 06-26-2009, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom

No I am not calling you names. I feel most of us have trouble understanding what you try to say and you seem to have trouble understanding what we are saying. is there a language barrier? if so, I am sorry and will make every effort to understand you.

Sure! U may don't understand me! Or chose not to understand me!
But the truth is a truth!
It's universal!!!!
Humans are humans with all our mistakes!
And the WORLD is wonderful!!!
We have to learn how to love & forgive each others!

06-26-2009, 03:55 PM	#56
AprilLove My Three Hearts Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Wrapped around their paws :-) Posts: 7,190	It is so sad to think how these animals suffered because of (imo) an unnessary mistake by a human being. I would never leave dogs unattended in a car if I was intending to sleep for a few hours. Would not matter the weather. I feel for the owners of these dogs, and It doesn't make it any more tragic because they were show dogs. They are innocent animals and they lost their lives needlessly. Why one person would be in charge of so many dogs is beyond me. Rest in peace sweet furbabies __________________ MaryKay AprilLove Wubs Moosie R.I.P. Bailey & BitsyRoo

06-26-2009, 10:04 AM	#49
ARCHIE No Longer A Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: NEW YORK Posts: 16,218	As hard as it is to understand such actions, they happen much to often. Just yesterday I watched Oprah and she had a woman on who left her two year old daughter in the car while going to work. Her husband always took the little one to child care but had a dental appt that morning, the pattern changed and the mother was suppose to drop the child off. Stopping for pastry, end of school year, she was a principal and highly educated, loved her children dearly yet because she did the same thing day in and day out she actually forgot about the two yr old sleeping in the back in her car seat. Eight hrs later another teacher saw the child, dead, while going to her car. Each story is so different but all have the same devestating ending. We are all rushing too much, no excuse at all but it's a fact of life.

06-26-2009, 10:06 AM	#50
sandyapk Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: at home Posts: 515	Oh the poor owners. I can't even bring myself to read the article. There is no way I could leave dogs in the car and then go in the house and sleep. That is just me. I am sure the handler will have the guilt of what she did hanging over her for quite some time. What a horrible mistake, and what a horrible thing to live with. It is a bad situation for everyone.