Starbuck is fixed first thing dasy came after the fact and I didn't take her
to my grand daughters. Bf to be breed. I told her a lot of times that she's
not to be breed first thing this kid just don't listen my mom got her for
her seconding I am not a chinhuahua breeder by far. I don't deal with this
breed by far. I only breed and show peis that's my passion.and last but not
least I don't really know anything about these dogs accept they have to be
c/sectioned let's get all this streight. And last but not least is I also
told her to crate her while she is in heat so I really don't think I am the
blame for her mess was only seeking info and help I hope to god this clears
this up completely. So don't blame me because I did tell her what to do.
On Feb 14, 2011 11:36 PM, "Liz Bickel & Irv Weinberg" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I feel like I have wasted a day trying to help someone who may not
> have been honest with this group.
>
> First, what happened to Starbucks, granddaughter Becky's "other
> Chihuahua"? The November post about him really floored me.
>
> Second, why on earth wouldn't an experienced dog breeder (of any
> Breed) insist that a tiny 2 pound, 7 month old Chihuahua puppy be
> spayed IMMEDIATELY after that tiny girl was knowingly been bred by
> anything? A dog breeder would have to realize that any pregnancy
> and delivery could kill a 2 pound female that was still just a puppy
herself.
>
> Third, why did this person ask list members to send her $700 (which
> equals $2100) for each of three puppies that was supposedly the union
> of the Chi and the Yorkie? And then, later say that she only needed
> $450 for the C-section?
>
> Finally, how could this person (with admittedly not enough money to
> get medical care for her dog) drive 77 miles to a specific vet? With
> the price of gas as it is, that seems quite odd. A 154 mile RT to
> the vet isn't inexpensive.
>
> I think that maybe we have been "had". Luckily, all anyone offered
> was advice and not money. So we're only out our time. But really!!!
>
> Things like this can cause apathy for the next person to come along
> with a sad story. Even if the next story may be true.
>
> I hope there really is no Daisy that is going to die because of her
owners.
>
> Liz
>
>
