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Lumen;
It's kind of hard to respond to this post without sounding rude in some way. I proof read my post before I posted it because I didn't want to sound rude. And I agree with Degree, I think everyone gave the best advice possible. Plus I think this doesn't really relate to the real dog show world considering I doubt that the dog that got loose was going to be used in the show world which is what irks me. I understand accidents happen but I don't think they should happen with dogs not intended to improve the breed, defiantly if it results in a mixed dog. People already look down upon dog showers for breeding "more unwanted dogs" when the people not spaying and neutering their "household" pets should be the ones getting criticized. It upsets me when people aren't responsible with their dogs and their ability to breed or not):

But I do agree, some of the posts were rude but I do see where they are coming from, if this person constantly posts "ridiculous" posts with poor literacy skills.

Thanks for standing up for this person though, heavens forbid they actually have all these problems!):

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Lumen;
It's kind of hard to respond to this post without sounding rude in some way. I proof read my post before I posted it because I didn't want to sound rude. And I agree with Degree, I think everyone gave the best advice possible. Plus I think this doesn't really relate to the real dog show world considering I doubt that the dog that got loose was going to be used in the show world which is what irks me. I understand accidents happen but I don't think they should happen with dogs not intended to improve the breed, defiantly if it results in a mixed dog. People already look down upon dog showers for breeding "more unwanted dogs" when the people not spaying and neutering their "household" pets should be the ones getting criticized. It upsets me when people aren't responsible with their dogs and their ability to breed or not):

But I do agree, some of the posts were rude but I do see where they are coming from, if this person constantly posts "ridiculous" posts with poor literacy skills.

Thanks for standing up for this person though, heavens forbid they actually have all these problems!):

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thank for how stand up for me and sorry for the bad spelling

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Lumen;
It's kind of hard to respond to this post without sounding rude in some way. I proof read my post before I posted it because I didn't want to sound rude. And I agree with Degree, I think everyone gave the best advice possible. Plus I think this doesn't really relate to the real dog show world considering I doubt that the dog that got loose was going to be used in the show world which is what irks me. I understand accidents happen but I don't think they should happen with dogs not intended to improve the breed, defiantly if it results in a mixed dog. People already look down upon dog showers for breeding "more unwanted dogs" when the people not spaying and neutering their "household" pets should be the ones getting criticized. It upsets me when people aren't responsible with their dogs and their ability to breed or not):

But I do agree, some of the posts were rude but I do see where they are coming from, if this person constantly posts "ridiculous" posts with poor literacy skills.

Thanks for standing up for this person though, heavens forbid they actually have all these problems!):

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thank for how stand up for me and sorry for the bad spelling

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Did you decide what you are going to do with the pups? As in, are you going to keep them and raise them with the mother, or maybe give them to a rescue?

Not to sound harsh and all, but the only thing I can do is shake my head at this entire thread and I wish Jeff would come in and lock it.

I know myself that I was in a very similar situation as Scamp, 'crept mine was much more easily explained. I rescued a dog from a friend who claimed the dog was "aggressive" just to find out that she was in fact pregnant. I'm not all about terminating a litter (which at the time I realized she was in fact pregnant, it was too late). I have very mixed feelings about terminating or aborting litters. There are very responsible ways to home babies and provide consistent and professional behavioral training.

I've been breeding, showing and training professionally for nearly 16 years and I've got to say I have come across ONE dog in my time that I was unable to work with. And that was entirely my fault. I was the one unable to meet the demand of the particular dog. He was a border collie that had literally spent his entire life in a kennel traveling from show to show and it killed his spirit. Eventually, he settled into an amazing farm home as someone's pet.

Regardless, the point I am trying to make is although the majority of us sit and cry over stories like this, we cannot run from reality. It does happen, sadly. The best thing for us to do as animal lovers and in some of our professions is to offer what advice we can. Mentor those whom know no better. We can't change the world overnight, but we can start by educations one person at a time.

Scamp, I certainly hope you learn from this unfortunate event and make a pact to always spay and neuter to avoid this in the future. I certainly wish you and your family the best in whichever you decide to do, which I'm gathering won't be a termination. Please speak to rescues about placing these babies. Most of all, I wish an easy series of events on this young mother.

-Creed

Scamp,

You need more assistance than this group can offer as a group of online game players/dog fanciers / breeders. Please let one of us know where you are located so that we can put you in touch with a local rescue group or kind breeder who can personally offer you some much needed help and advice.

Otherwise, we assume you are trolling or looking for attention.

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Lumen;
It's kind of hard to respond to this post without sounding rude in some way. I proof read my post before I posted it because I didn't want to sound rude. And I agree with Degree, I think everyone gave the best advice possible. Plus I think this doesn't really relate to the real dog show world considering I doubt that the dog that got loose was going to be used in the show world which is what irks me. I understand accidents happen but I don't think they should happen with dogs not intended to improve the breed, defiantly if it results in a mixed dog. People already look down upon dog showers for breeding "more unwanted dogs" when the people not spaying and neutering their "household" pets should be the ones getting criticized. It upsets me when people aren't responsible with their dogs and their ability to breed or not):

But I do agree, some of the posts were rude but I do see where they are coming from, if this person constantly posts "ridiculous" posts with poor literacy skills.

Thanks for standing up for this person though, heavens forbid they actually have all these problems!):

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thank for how stand up for me and sorry for the bad spelling

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Did you decide what you are going to do with the pups? As in, are you going to keep them and raise them with the mother, or maybe give them to a rescue?

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im going to raise the puppies with summer the vet thinks 6 puppies i hope for a safe dilvery

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Lumen;
It's kind of hard to respond to this post without sounding rude in some way. I proof read my post before I posted it because I didn't want to sound rude. And I agree with Degree, I think everyone gave the best advice possible. Plus I think this doesn't really relate to the real dog show world considering I doubt that the dog that got loose was going to be used in the show world which is what irks me. I understand accidents happen but I don't think they should happen with dogs not intended to improve the breed, defiantly if it results in a mixed dog. People already look down upon dog showers for breeding "more unwanted dogs" when the people not spaying and neutering their "household" pets should be the ones getting criticized. It upsets me when people aren't responsible with their dogs and their ability to breed or not):

But I do agree, some of the posts were rude but I do see where they are coming from, if this person constantly posts "ridiculous" posts with poor literacy skills.

Thanks for standing up for this person though, heavens forbid they actually have all these problems!):

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thank for how stand up for me and sorry for the bad spelling

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Did you decide what you are going to do with the pups? As in, are you going to keep them and raise them with the mother, or maybe give them to a rescue?

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im going to raise the puppies with summer the vet thinks 6 puppies i hope for a safe dilvery

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I hope everything goes well. Make sure to have emergancy numbers at hand, even after the pregnancy. When is she due? It would be nice to keep us updated. - Beach Dunes

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Last edited by Haywood on 9/19/2013 9:37:35 AM

om in ontario canada and i will keep u posted i will be doing a blog about summer and her family starting today details later