Some people should be shot!
Sue
--- In [email protected], "Tee" <doxylover7557@...> wrote:
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> I rescued a chi from craqigs list. The owner was psycho. She allowed this 3.5
> pound chi to breed twice. Once with another chi that was 8 pounds, the other
> was a chinese crested at 9 pounds. Said she was scared and had to get "rid of
> her". She was afraid she would die during delivery, although she was laughing
> about it. She said "she really likes sex!" And them proceeded to tell me how
> she was "nailed". Again....laughing the whole time.
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> I gave her $100. Kept her long enough to get her weight up to 5.25 pounds,
> then gave her to our local no kill as I couldn't afford the c-section. BUT
> she was out of harms way. The rescue did am emergency spay and found no
> babies but a tummy full of infection.
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> The concern WAS the size of the male plus the fact she was soooo small. From
> all of my research during this time, I found 100% of the opinion
> was....c-section....as she could die during birthing. Luckily, she wasn't
> pregnant. Small chis should be spayed to prevent this from happening. Their
> life is more important than producing.
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> I hope your chi is safe. I hope she survives this. Positive energy coming
> your way :)
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> --- In [email protected], Cindy Dawson <countrycritters24@> wrote:
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> > I have A Chihuahua. that is a day a way from her Due Date and I am A
> > worryed Mama the male she Breed with is Biger then she is. has any one
> > breed a female to a biger male is there a chance she will not beable to
> > Deliver them becouse he was biger then she is or am I worry about nothing.
> > this is her First litter. her Mother was breed to a smaller male and she
> > alway had her baby a few day befor her due date. and Mother and Puppy came
> > out fine.
> >
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