I can't agree more. Anytime there are multiple dogs of different sizes, extra
precaution should be taken. Because even accidents can happen simply from a
larger dog being playful, and stepping accidentally on the smaller one. This
is just awful, you would honk after losing the first little one, they would
have become extremely careful. Just makes me sick.
Becky & the girls
Sent from Becky's IPad
On Jul 29, 2012, at 10:55 PM, Mary Overton <[email protected]> wrote:
> That is so sad and so preventable!
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> Mary Overton 816-982-2067
> From: stewartgang <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Sunday, July 29, 2012 9:18 PM
> Subject: [Chihuahuas] Upsetting chi story
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> I was so upset this week, and you will be too when you hear this story.
> My daughter is a vet tech in a very busy hospital. A chi breeder had 2
> longhaired chi puppies she needed to place into a good home. My daughter's
> co-worker took both of them home. After just a few days, one of the puppies
> were rushed into the hospital in an emergency situation. The new owner had
> left the puppies unsupervised in the yard along with her large dog, and when
> she returned, one puppy lay there having seizures.
> After being examined by the vet, it was determined that the puppy had been
> attacked by the big dog, puncturing the skull. The puppy had to be euthanized.
> When my daughter shared this info with me, I could hardly stand it!! I was so
> upset.
> Then the very next week, once again, the second puppy left unsupervised with
> the big dog, the new owner came into the home only to find a lot of blood,
> and the second little puppy lying there lifeless.
> What a tragedy!!! I felt like I was nearing a heart attack hearing this!! I
> am still extremely upset.
> Just a reminder, not to leave such small dogs unsupervised with larger dogs
> or small children. And by the way, this large dog was a Labrador Retriever.
> What a tragic ending. Common sense....some people sure lack it.
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