The Cost of Raising A Litter
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When I said this was due to the high cost of vet care in the state her response was, "You have to take them to the vet?"
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I've really enjoyed this thread, and I appreciate the work you've put into it. I had no idea how much went into breeding personally, but this comment FLOORED me!
I wonder if this person realizes you have to feed these animals & take them out to potty, too!?!?!?
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I can only hope the person posting you have to take them to the vet was just teasing.
Otherwise, its very sad indeed! -
I can only hope the person posting you have to take them to the vet was just teasing.
Otherwise, its very sad indeed!I doubt that Sharron…. it is a common question that I have heard... people seem to think that birthing pups is natural... and you never had problems...
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Oh, Pat, that breaks my heart!
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I can only hope the person posting you have to take them to the vet was just teasing.
Otherwise, its very sad indeed!She was very serious. She knew nothing about health testing, had never considered that you should get pre-natal care. She also didn't think about the after birth check up for mom and pups. I don't know how she thought shots were given. It just never occured to her that vets were involved.
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It breaks my heart they don't tend to these pg girls…
Hopefully, this info above will give them a clue.
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I asked on another post but i think these is the right..
Every time that a pair of dogs will be bread need to be tested for fanconi, hips, eyes and so on? i was thinking that just one time on the life of the dogs.
So i see the chart and im wondering why fanconi need to be test every time.. and hips and so on. thanks in advice