I have to say, he may not be aggressive. Could have played the puppies to death, or the puppies could have drove him to the point of a warning snap and with them being tiny it killed them. But the woman's an idiot for leaving them alone
A lady I know that runs a Dane rescue, rehomed a female Dane. The person had two Yorkies, and like an idiot left them alone and came hone to a dead Yorkie. Now the Dane didn't have a mean bone in her body....but insane to leave them alone. Rebecca Bate Sent from my iPad On Jul 29, 2012, at 11:13 PM, Peggy & The Girls <[email protected]> wrote: > Oh my, that is not good at all. Has anyone told her that? If so, I hope she > has the brains to listen this time. Your right to be concerned for the child. > She should seriously think of rehoming that dog with a person who doesn't > have any pets or children. It's a shame too, because most labs make fantastic > family pets. Guess he comes from bad breeding, or maybe he isn't a pure lab. > > <GIRLS&~1.PNG> > > > > > -------Original Message------- > > From: Becky Stewart > Date: 7/29/2012 11:07:54 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Upsetting chi story > > > This was a young lady that had taken the puppies. She also has a small > child, she better watch that big dog around her own baby, that is all I can > say. Too much negligence here in this situation, first puppies, next could > be the child. > > Becky & the girls > > Sent from Becky's IPad > > On Jul 29, 2012, at 10:59 PM, Peggy & The Girls <[email protected]> wrote: > > > The first pup should have been enough proof for him to know that his Lab was > not compatible with a smaller dog. A dog like that can never be trusted again > around a small dog. Labs have a high prey drive as it is. Sounds like this > young man doesn't really know a thing about animals, and the fact that he > allowed the dog again to be unsupervised says that he is a very immature > person and in the wrong field. I can really understand you being so upset, I > am too and I don't even know those people. Can't imagine what his boss said > to him, or how much his boss Vet will now trust his judgement. I know if I > were his boss, I wouldn't trust his judgement and would fire him. I wouldn't > want to run the risk of anything happening to my clients pets, because a tec > doesn't have common sense and good judgement and worry about being sued. My > heart goes out to those poor terrified babies. How horrible! > > <TRANSP~1.PNG> > > > > > -------Original Message------- > > From: Becky Stewart > Date: 7/29/2012 10:45:07 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Upsetting chi story > > > Yes, the new owner is also a vet tech. That is why I am stressing on he > common sense issue. Everyone should use common sense, especially a vet tech > who works daily with dogs of all breeds. > This whole thing could have been prevented, simply with supervision. > Poor little babies. > > Becky & the girls > > Sent from Becky's IPad > > On Jul 29, 2012, at 10:41 PM, Peggy & The Girls <[email protected]> wrote: > > > That is extremely sad, and upsetting. I bet that dog had given signs of his > aggression and the owners ignored them, just as they ignored loosing the > first dog. How can people be so dumb is beyond my understanding. They don't > have any excuse, especially for the second chi. > Are you saying that the new owner of the pups was also your daughters > co-worker? > > <TRANSP~1.PNG> > > > > > -------Original Message------- > > From: stewartgang > Date: 7/29/2012 10:18:57 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Chihuahuas] Upsetting chi story > > > 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. > > > > = > > = > >
