my shady was pretty sick she has serious worms and she passed alot of round worms on the floor it was a terrible experience but the breeder should have done something before it got that bad and i would follow it up when i got her but a day after i had her wich was a weekend she passed them. i was pretty upset with them about it.
Its important to realise that puppies all do have worms, hence worming them regularly, more regularly than an adult dog. Breeders tend to worm at 4, 6 and 8 weeks of age. After that there will still be some worms and some dogs pass more than others. Unless your breeder did not worm the puppies at all do not hoold it against her. Worms can happen to anyone and any puppy.
what do i care if this thread applies to me i was just sharing the story. i asked before i subscribed if it was cool that i was from usa and they said yes. so refund me so i can leave or stop using it against me.
Last edited by jeremyb on Sun Nov 19, 2006 6:17 pm; edited 1 time in total
Hang on fella! Of course its fine you are from the USA. I did wonder actually at several points - theskyline in toue video, and the fact your dog is kept outide, not smething that tends to happen here - grin.
Stay on and chill out Its no problem at all. Its clearer infact now that you've mentioned that youlive in the States how some of the differences you write about have come about (like not tajking your pups home till 10/11 weeks of age and so on). Makes it more understandable to us here in the UK.
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Its no problem at all. Its clearer infact now that you've mentioned that youlive in the States how some of the differences you write about have come about (like not tajking your pups home till 10/11 weeks of age and so on). Makes it more understandable to us here in the UK.