what happened with the 5 week old puppy thread?

[booyhoo]

it was still here when i went to bed last night.

Yes, what happened to it? Are people now allowed to get threads deleted because they don't like what happened on them?!

What is the point of a forum if people can't air their views! feels a bit like big brother to me. By the way you had better agree with me or I will get this thread pulled too

ridiculous.

minimu1

Was thinking the same thing.

She probably has the pup now

Coco, if you do get the puppy, I don't want you to feel you can't post for advice about him as I fear you will probably need alot of help with such a tiny, vunerable, unsocialised pup

Just checking that you are still all agreeing

I asked for it to be deleted because there is a court case pending on the attack, and I didn't think it appropriate to be talking about it online.

Is the pup with you?

Did you decide what you were going to do?

The owner of the dog is lucky that the new Northern Ireland Dog Control Bill amendments are not yet in force. Under these he/she would have an extra charge, for a dog-on-dog attack.

I'm assuming that the woman's made it a criminal charge, not a civil one.

Is the pup with you yet Coco?

Do you have her Coco? Despite the sad circumstances, it will still be nice to know how it all goes. My pup is almost 18 weeks now and the change in her is incredible from even a month ago. She brings me a lot of joy - I hope your puppy will too

Coco good luck with your pup , we are picking up our pup next week (pics on profile) cant wait , I'm sure your pup will be fine , would love to see a picture of her on your profile .

I didn't realise you were in NI coco. I am too.

I didn't see how the other thread went before it got pulled, but please do not think people were having 'a go' at you. I can only speak for myself, but from my point of view as Valhalla had said, it is purely concern for both this pup and the other dogs in general, both owned by this 'breeder' and other similar 'breeders' or puppy farmers.

If you've decided to get the pup (and you seemed like you had when I was last on the other thread) then I wish you the best of luck and hope you end up with a wonderful dog. I am no expert, nor professional trainer, but am experienced and happy to help in any way I can, or reccommend you to good puppy classes or a good behaviourist if you need one and am in my area.