Leslie

I have always heard different and conflicting advice from people about how to deal with people talking bad on you. I have heard to stick up for myself, but also to just let it go. Which do you think is more appropriate for any type of situation? Is it cowardly to just let it go? Or is it more stressful to demand respect?

So, my dog of almost a year is a fatal white mini Australian shepherd. My family and I picked him up from a Wal-Mart where a woman was getting rid of him. We did a bit of research, since we have never seen an all white Aussie. He is not albino, just the fatal white. He has a small umbilical hernia, but no other defects whatsoever. Has anyone ever had a fatal white before? And have you experienced any sort of defects in them, especially around the age of 2? I know it sounds a bit weird, but I really love him, and I don't want anything to happen to him. He is healthy otherwise. Any personal experiences??

So, yesterday the Chihuahua that I found have birth to four puppies on her own. Three girls, one boy. Mama and babies are doing very well. Thank you to those who have positive remarks, and thank you to everyone for reading the post. The last thing I have to ask is...Names??

Okay, so I put up a question including the pregnant dog I found, and immediately, horrible people started bashing me. Do they think I am ignorant, and don't know what to do when finding a lost dog? I was accused of theft multiple times, which I find insulting and hurtful. Honestly, what is wrong with people????

Hi. A little more than a week ago, my family and I found a Chihuahua running around the streets. We took her in, noticing she was visibly pregnant. When we were sure that no one had lost her, we started preparing a whelping box. She doesn't take much interest in it, but when we wake up in the morning, it is shaped like she manipulated it. Milk can be expressed, and you can see the puppies moving around in her stomach. The vet is bringing in an ultrasound machine soon, but she might have her puppies before then. Her temperature has been at 99-100 degrees for the past several days. She's clingy, too, and has had a clear discharge. How do I know when she is going to give birth soon? Any ideas or guesses? Thank you.

Hi. A little more than a week ago, my family and I found a Chihuahua running around the streets. We took her in, noticing she was visibly pregnant. When we were sure that no one had lost her, we started preparing a whelping box. She doesn t take much interest in it, but when we wake up in the morning, it is shaped like she manipulated it. Milk can be expressed, and you can see the puppies moving around in her stomach. The vet is bringing in an ultrasound machine soon, but she might have her puppies before then. Her temperature has been at 99-100 degrees for the past several days. She s clingy, too, and has had a clear discharge. How do I know when she is going to give birth soon? Any ideas or guesses? Thank you.