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awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww shes sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo RIGHT !! if you cant say any thing nice dont say any thing at all
such an intelligent statement that is , I can see an upset human that probebly just wants a little warmth from some other humans , its sad .............. VERY SAD EXAMPLE OF NOT SO NICE HUMAN BEHAVIOR ! once again ((((((((((((((  Debbie)))))))))))))))
and I apoligize for contributing and feeding the fire .... THIS IS WHY YOU DONT SEE ME POSTING AROUND TO MUCH |
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she lives in a different country...how do you know it's not like that there? and even here...if you tell the vet that an animal has violent tendencies, you're pretty likely to get the animal put down. of course, many will put them down for ANY reason... I'm not saying a vet won't put an animal down that has violent tendencies. i was in the veterinary business for 16 years. You don't just walk in and say this animal is violent and every one goes scurrying for a needle. And saying "many will put them down for any reason" is a ridiculous statement. I've worked with and known hundreds of veterinarians and I've never met one that would euthanize an animal without just cause. Your statement is just like when people say they know someone who's pet died during a dental. It's an easy, emotional statement to make that sounds good and gets people nodding their heads in agreement but has no basis in fact and can't be proven. Believe me, EVERYONE says this to us. It seems everyone in the world knows someone who's pet died during a dental. my grandmother put down her dog because it returned home after she gave it away. the animal was a WONDERFUL pet, but had flaws so couldn't be bred. it was cheaper to put it to sleep rather than get her fixed so she couldn't breed. that's fact, not me being emotional. it's bad business to breed imperfect stock. um, i've never known a pet that died from dental work. |
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I do post alot in the Diary though , good folks over there you are welcome any time
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she lives in a different country...how do you know it's not like that there? and even here...if you tell the vet that an animal has violent tendencies, you're pretty likely to get the animal put down. of course, many will put them down for ANY reason... I'm not saying a vet won't put an animal down that has violent tendencies. i was in the veterinary business for 16 years. You don't just walk in and say this animal is violent and every one goes scurrying for a needle. And saying "many will put them down for any reason" is a ridiculous statement. I've worked with and known hundreds of veterinarians and I've never met one that would euthanize an animal without just cause. Your statement is just like when people say they know someone who's pet died during a dental. It's an easy, emotional statement to make that sounds good and gets people nodding their heads in agreement but has no basis in fact and can't be proven. Believe me, EVERYONE says this to us. It seems everyone in the world knows someone who's pet died during a dental. i appreciate how things work in your country, please appreciate how things work here. thankyou. So in England veterinarians are taught to euthanize for any reason? |
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awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww shes sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo RIGHT !! if you cant say any thing nice dont say any thing at all such an intelligent statement that is , I can see an upset human that probebly just wants a little warmth from some other humans , its sad .............. VERY SAD EXAMPLE OF NOT SO NICE HUMAN BEHAVIOR ! once again (((((((((((((( Debbie)))))))))))))))
and I apoligize for contributing and feeding the fire .... THIS IS WHY YOU DONT SEE ME POSTING AROUND TO MUCH you dont need to apologise, my feelings are exactly the same as yours. thankyou for caring, and having a heart, thats very hard to find.
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This topic has gotten so rediculous. 
I agree me too but i do not matter i have been watching from afar for some time there are some interesting circumstances in this thread |
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I do post alot in the Diary though , good folks over there you are welcome any time
thankyou
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she lives in a different country...how do you know it's not like that there? and even here...if you tell the vet that an animal has violent tendencies, you're pretty likely to get the animal put down. of course, many will put them down for ANY reason... I'm not saying a vet won't put an animal down that has violent tendencies. i was in the veterinary business for 16 years. You don't just walk in and say this animal is violent and every one goes scurrying for a needle. And saying "many will put them down for any reason" is a ridiculous statement. I've worked with and known hundreds of veterinarians and I've never met one that would euthanize an animal without just cause. Your statement is just like when people say they know someone who's pet died during a dental. It's an easy, emotional statement to make that sounds good and gets people nodding their heads in agreement but has no basis in fact and can't be proven. Believe me, EVERYONE says this to us. It seems everyone in the world knows someone who's pet died during a dental. my grandmother put down her dog because it returned home after she gave it away. the animal was a WONDERFUL pet, but had flaws so couldn't be bred. it was cheaper to put it to sleep rather than get her fixed so she couldn't breed. that's fact, not me being emotional. it's bad business to breed imperfect stock. um, i've never known a pet that died from dental work. So do you condone what your grandmother did? You seem to be on both sides of the fence. On the one hand you say it's bad business to breed from imperfect stock (I agree with this and a lot of this stems from overbreeding by people that do it just to make money and don't care about trying to breed the best possible example of that particular breed). But on the other hand, and I quote, "if an animal can be saved, i'd literally starve to do so. i believe that if you take on the responsibility of pet ownership, you see it through...not just have the family member put to sleep because of an operation's expense." So which is it? I'm just curious? |
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she lives in a different country...how do you know it's not like that there? and even here...if you tell the vet that an animal has violent tendencies, you're pretty likely to get the animal put down. of course, many will put them down for ANY reason... I'm not saying a vet won't put an animal down that has violent tendencies. i was in the veterinary business for 16 years. You don't just walk in and say this animal is violent and every one goes scurrying for a needle. And saying "many will put them down for any reason" is a ridiculous statement. I've worked with and known hundreds of veterinarians and I've never met one that would euthanize an animal without just cause. Your statement is just like when people say they know someone who's pet died during a dental. It's an easy, emotional statement to make that sounds good and gets people nodding their heads in agreement but has no basis in fact and can't be proven. Believe me, EVERYONE says this to us. It seems everyone in the world knows someone who's pet died during a dental. i appreciate how things work in your country, please appreciate how things work here. thankyou. So in England veterinarians are taught to euthanize for any reason? ill say this ONCE again, my brothers fiancee is a vetinary nurse. so far people have come in, and said my animal bit someone, and there pet didnt, they do it because by law they have to put a animal to sleep if someone says that. it happens all the time, people just want kittens, and puppys, and when they get bigger, or if there a nuisance, thats what they say. if the dog had REALLY bit someone there would be police paperwork. its all lies, and yes it sucks, but it happens. im not saying anymore on the subject. |
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she lives in a different country...how do you know it's not like that there? and even here...if you tell the vet that an animal has violent tendencies, you're pretty likely to get the animal put down. of course, many will put them down for ANY reason... I'm not saying a vet won't put an animal down that has violent tendencies. i was in the veterinary business for 16 years. You don't just walk in and say this animal is violent and every one goes scurrying for a needle. And saying "many will put them down for any reason" is a ridiculous statement. I've worked with and known hundreds of veterinarians and I've never met one that would euthanize an animal without just cause. Your statement is just like when people say they know someone who's pet died during a dental. It's an easy, emotional statement to make that sounds good and gets people nodding their heads in agreement but has no basis in fact and can't be proven. Believe me, EVERYONE says this to us. It seems everyone in the world knows someone who's pet died during a dental. my grandmother put down her dog because it returned home after she gave it away. the animal was a WONDERFUL pet, but had flaws so couldn't be bred. it was cheaper to put it to sleep rather than get her fixed so she couldn't breed. that's fact, not me being emotional. it's bad business to breed imperfect stock. um, i've never known a pet that died from dental work. this is the case with the puppy i started the thread about. the breeder didnt want it, because of this thing you could see, so she wasnt suitable for breeding, he didnt feed her, if they hadnt of took her on he would have dround her. it would be more expensive to sort her problems out, therefore the breeded just gets rid of it. when they took her the poor thing was starving, and now shes fed properly she doesnt eat much. your story is sad lori, but this happens all the time. how can people have no compassion for a animal who cnt defend thereself, im sorry i find it heartbreaking. |
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awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww shes sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo RIGHT !! if you cant say any thing nice dont say any thing at all such an intelligent statement that is , I can see an upset human that probebly just wants a little warmth from some other humans , its sad .............. VERY SAD EXAMPLE OF NOT SO NICE HUMAN BEHAVIOR ! once again (((((((((((((( Debbie)))))))))))))))
and I apoligize for contributing and feeding the fire .... THIS IS WHY YOU DONT SEE ME POSTING AROUND TO MUCH 
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So do you condone what your grandmother did? You seem to be on both sides of the fence. On the one hand you say it's bad business to breed from imperfect stock (I agree with this and a lot of this stems from overbreeding by people that do it just to make money and don't care about trying to breed the best possible example of that particular breed). But on the other hand, and I quote, "if an animal can be saved, i'd literally starve to do so. i believe that if you take on the responsibility of pet ownership, you see it through...not just have the family member put to sleep because of an operation's expense." So which is it? I'm just curious? i can SEE both sides...i try very hard to remain as neutral as i can and keep emotions out of the way. i do NOT condone what my grandmother did...that was MY pet, even though she technically owned her. i adored that dog...and worked my little rear off in those kennels. had she told me what she was thinking, i would have had faith spayed myself. i can, however, see the business sense in not keeping her around. i believe the best thing that we can do for the pets is to spay and neuter to prevent overpopulation. i confess to having a bleeding heart when it comes to animals...i'm a complete vegetarian and would do anything for my personal pets. we regularly take in strays (and goodness knows, there are BUNCHES around here!) and do what we can to heal them up and find them homes. just like having children...when you own a pet, you take on a responsibility to care for them and not just ditch them at the slightest illness. |
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So do you condone what your grandmother did? You seem to be on both sides of the fence. On the one hand you say it's bad business to breed from imperfect stock (I agree with this and a lot of this stems from overbreeding by people that do it just to make money and don't care about trying to breed the best possible example of that particular breed). But on the other hand, and I quote, "if an animal can be saved, i'd literally starve to do so. i believe that if you take on the responsibility of pet ownership, you see it through...not just have the family member put to sleep because of an operation's expense." So which is it? I'm just curious? i can SEE both sides...i try very hard to remain as neutral as i can and keep emotions out of the way. i do NOT condone what my grandmother did...that was MY pet, even though she technically owned her. i adored that dog...and worked my little rear off in those kennels. had she told me what she was thinking, i would have had faith spayed myself. i can, however, see the business sense in not keeping her around. i believe the best thing that we can do for the pets is to spay and neuter to prevent overpopulation. i confess to having a bleeding heart when it comes to animals...i'm a complete vegetarian and would do anything for my personal pets. we regularly take in strays (and goodness knows, there are BUNCHES around here!) and do what we can to heal them up and find them homes. just like having children...when you own a pet, you take on a responsibility to care for them and not just ditch them at the slightest illness. thankyou lori, and thats why were doing everything for little saphy, because she will be fine. we all have a heart and WOULDNT put her to sleep because of the cost. |
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if it is a matter of feeding the kids
or having the operation on the pet the kids would go hungry then ?????? |
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Edited by
Single_Rob
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Fri 03/14/08 02:07 PM
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if it is a matter of feeding the kids or having the operation on the pet the kids would go hungry then ?????? well, if you cant afford the vets fees, DONT have a pet. simple as. |
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to say someone wrong for putting a pet to sleep
because of cost of vet is cruel is wrong if you do not know the circumstances |
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Edited by
adj4u
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Fri 03/14/08 02:11 PM
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if it is a matter of feeding the kids or having the operation on the pet the kids would go hungry then ?????? well, if you cant afford the vets fees, DONT have a pet. simple as. so the children should do with out the possibility of having a pet which brings with it the learning of loosing a loved one and said pet should be permitted to go to the animal shelter where it will be put down in a week or less if no one adopts it so rather than give it as much time as possible let it be put down by the state instead interesting concept there |
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if it is a matter of feeding the kids or having the operation on the pet the kids would go hungry then ?????? well, if you cant afford the vets fees, DONT have a pet. simple as. so the children should do with out the possibility of having a pet and said pet should be permitted to go to the animal shelter where it will be put down in a week or less if no one adopts it so rather than give it as much time as possible let it be put down by the state instead interesting concept there Im sorry, im making no more comments on this thread. |
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a regular event in Asia |
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