*All I have to say about this is I think we have been given a story that is very far- fetched. Any vet I have ever seen or known would not let a dog die for lack of treatment and most any vet school would take case just for student vets to learn. Or take dog to shelter and let them get help--There is always a way.*
*Ann * On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 3:34 AM, meccarose <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I really don't think anyone was out of line or one-sided, and its normal > for the group to ask questions. I think we needed more information > right from the start, but you did write more later. How is it that we > have caused Daisy to suffer more? We all care very much what happens to > her, and shocked that this happened. Its beyond me why you (as a > breeder) didn't terminate this right from the start. I don't see the > point of this "wait and see" situation. I believe you should do > everything in your power to get this little dog to a vet and get this > over with. You know shes not going to make it, and are virtually waiting > for her to die. You are obligated to save this puppy's life, at least > that is my opinion. I'm not being harsh, I'm being real. Its hard to > believe with all the vets within 50 miles of your address that there > isn't one or more who would help this little dog. You've got to make an > effort, I mean really try. I believe there are more people than just me > that will go to sleep tonight thinking about Daisy. > > ~R > > > --- In [email protected], carol lopez <carolbabypeis@...> > wrote: > > > > You know what. Just forget everything all together sorry I even ask I > hope > > you treat others like the way you treat us and maybe she will died > hope that > > makes you happy and to know she suffered because of being one sided > like > > most I have talk to. Should I send akc and a death cert just in case. > Oo and > > about driving I do take care of 4 handicap people so easy when my son > is > > autistic right. But I don't like to bring up things like this why > don't you > > drive out there for me so I can take care of my son it would make it > easyer > > for me that would be a blessing let me know k ty. > > On Feb 14, 2011 11:36 PM, "Liz Bickel & Irv Weinberg" britestar@... > > > 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 > > > > > > > > > > > -- Ann
