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@christiancharacter Honestly it's a deeper red flag to me that she is promising she'll do these things but " She doesn’t have a contract with that stated in there because people had been trying to come after her for things like dogs getting hit by cars/issues outside her control. " Can you...

@vince07713 Do not. Puppy hasn't had shots and airports are high traffic areas.

@gusbus You should not trust. She needs a vet. The puppies could be to large. Their heads could be to large. If she has dead puppies she could die.

@mathteacher I think it's time to help reset her expectations. These puppies are not economically worth what she's thinking because the parents are not health tested, papered or from a successful breeding program. They are unfortunately backyard bred. That doesn't make them worthless but it...

@sqs1 Absolutely not flavored tums and the off brands often contain xylitol. Bone meal is the right way to go here and it sounds like her diet is good. You can always get powered bone meal to top off or use plain yogurt but it sounds like your vet was explaining a risk not telling you she needs...

@ionut7 It could absolutely be an issue and a vet is the next step to determine if he has cleft pallet or something preventing a good latch. You should be weighing them all a few times a day. Failing to gain weight or losing it is an emergency.

@old_orthodoxyusa Take it to court. The mediator is wrong. Your dog has injuries. The other owner is responsible. If a pregnancy results then your vet was incorrect but your dog was still on your property and the other dog was not controlled and damaged your dog. You deserve to be made whole...

@old_orthodoxyusa I don't understand why you need to explain the actions of the other dog to take legal action. Your dog which was on your property was injured by another dog who was not in the control of it's owner. Per your vet your pup was not in heat. You have no blame. Your dog which was on...

@keish62 Ideally you would find a breed you really want to work with and then get a mentor in the form of someone who breeds and shows that breed. Through working with them you'll make contacts and learn the ins and outs of what should be done. Eventually you'll find dogs you want to personally...