Michele McAtee Webboard User Reg: 02-05-2006
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Quote: Al Curbow
Hi Cindy,
I'm glad you posted, it was a good reminder that there's 2 sides to every story (especially on the internet) Your pups look cool and also look like they're well adjusted and having fun. Good luck with them,
AL
I think the pups look good from the photos too and totally agree about the 2 sides to every story. This is a good reminder. I will extend my previous post to not only state that buyer MUST trust breeder, but breeder MUST feel comfortable with who gets the pups. JMHO and experience.
I would have NEVER taken my pups to training at 3 weeks, no way but that's my opinion.Cindy you have gone out of your way it sounds for lance, I hope he redeems himself.
Your pups look nice and happy and full of themselves, I wish you luck and I'm sure you will find plenty of great homes for them.
I would like to clarify it was my trainers incredible, extensive knowledge and research that set up the breeding for my girl. They are amazingly knowledgeable with many many years of experience and I respect them very much in every way. I would have never bred my girl without their support. I responded to this thread because my feelings were hurt about what was being said about my litter. I have tried very hard to do everything right with regard to my puppies. My trainers helped me throughout out of the kindness of their hearts. I have truly learned a lot and it has been a h*ll of a lot of work… I should not have posted on reaction, impulse and/or anger. I truly hope they will accept my apologies for ignorantly responding and not thinking about how it would make them feel. I should have just let it go. I AM TRULY VERY SORRY to both of you... I know better than to post on boards, I just lost it when I read what was being posted
Carol Boche Webboard User Reg: 10-30-2005
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Cindy,
I am glad you posted. I know that it gave me more to the story and allowed us insight to what we would have not had unless you did post.
Sounds like you have had tons of help and did a GREAT job raising your litter.
Good job and I hope to read more about your dogs and litter.
No worries......
IMHO, from what you posted and the looks of your litter I would say that someone owes you an apology.
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Julie De Jong Webboard User Reg: 05-02-2007
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Cindy, I don't think your post came off as angry or impulsive. I thought your response was well thought out and matter of fact. It was great to hear your side of the story. I agree with Carol, someone owes you an apology.
julie
PS: Your pups are really cute and look like they'll be great dogs for their future owners!
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It sounds to me like there are a lot of comments here from people who are not breeders. In my breeding career I NEVER exposed my pups to water. Not only that I have never heard of this before. A very strange request.
Bottom line is your buying genetics and a healthy pup. If the facility if clean and the pups are healthy then it's your job to develop the pups potential. As long as nothing traumatic has been done to the pups there is not alot thats going to hurt anything.
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