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<"I have done rehab work for years and have had my heart broken on many occasions with many lives. I do not regret it nor do I look for pity. I want a healthy pet who will live a wholesome life. Am I wrong?" > No, you are not wrong at all.... JIMO You weren't expecting the pup to have such a condition for you to take care of a situation is one thing, but it seems to be much more than what you had expected. A light worm situation in all normal circumstances could easily be taken care of, but this seems to have been out and out drastic case. If you keep the Pup...ask for the breeder to take care of all Lola's bills...if the breeder misrepresented a lot about this puppy. If you give the pup back to the breeder ...could you deal with letting Lola go like that, and send her back to the place where she contracted the debilitating worms, and back to the breeder that may or may not provide proper Vet care. Which sounds like the breeder hadn't done in the first place. And that decision it totally up to you... Do you want to tackle such a chore? If the worms have spread isn't it already a chore? Were you looking to show Lola? Does Lola have papers? Do you want to go back to your original plan, and go back to looking for a healthy pup? Good luck with your decision...Thoughts and Prayers Keep us posted Mer, and the lost boys |