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by Csense on 17 December 2009 - 20:12

I have at no point slandered anybody and as for copyright well I will gladly remove the pic if you so wish?
As for copyright on this forum its a joke have a look at any thread with photos on it ...
As for personal gain ??? gain what??? no gain to me whatsoever thank you

I was just curious weather the bitch had a similar condition ??? as her front legs look the same width at the elbows and one leg at the knee joint is worse than the other, although not as bad as brix.

There was no attack on Kelly or her dogs, I have seen some excellent posts by Kelly and have no problem with her.
I hope brix recovers fully and wish Kelly all the best

I cant see why you all have got on the defensive as my post was not intended to be nasty at all.

by jaggirl47 on 18 December 2009 - 00:12

Hey Csense, it's pretty damn obvious she is leaning to her left and moving when that picture was taken. Her right foot isn't even completely on the truck bed. How about you go on the website and look at the pics where Layla is sitting still.
Your post was nasty for the entire purpose of ignorantly tearing apart one of Kelly's dogs without bothering to pay attention to the fact that you were already told she was about to jump out of the truck and not looking at the rest of the pics of Layla.

As far as the copyright, you removed the picture from Kelly's website which is under copyright.

As far as Layla's knee looking out of joint.....take pictures of any dog moving and I'm sure you will get front pics that look like that. HELLO....it's movement.

by Kelly M Shaw on 18 December 2009 - 00:12

Petowner and Csense, you both just contradicted what you have stated earlier. You in fact are saying Layla has bowed out legs by agreeing with Mark3. That's all it takes. If you go to the link that I posted earlier you can in fact see she has NO bowing of her legs at all. If you go on my gallery page that other's have posted you can see her pups that she has produced, that also have no leg problems, Hell go under male's and female's section while your at it, and see the 3 pups I kept out of her too. As you can see in the picture that Csense so carelessly put up without my permission, you can see that her left leg is back a little compared to her right b/c she was in fact on her way of jumping off my tailgate. Say what the both of you will, but I know my dog's and I know that I breed very good healthy dog's with NO leg problems, etc, and that's all that matter's to me!!! I have already made a copy of this whole thread, so keep it coming if you may.

Jackie I know times are hard as I'm close to losing my home as well, and I did say that in my very first post. I understand if people can't help out. I hope your daughter is able to save her home.

Thank you Stacy. You have been wonderful to talk to for the short time I've known you :-) I hope your little girl is doing good too!!!

SchH3inOly, You are sooo right about this thread. I knew what I was getting myself into, but I knew I had to help my baby boy out some how, even if it's getting all my dog's torn apart by some people that have not 1 clue about me or my dog's. Instead go by 1 picture of my beloved and long gone Layla, when there is more than that 1 picture. Plus they don't want me to email any picture's or take my welcome to come on over. Oh well, can't please everyone I guess.

Cee, he is doing very well, but it can be hard at times to keep him from doing what he loves to do, jump on me and everything else. I've been catching him in mid air to slowly bring him back down to the ground. He has never had a fear of hights too!!! He is such a love, and Amie told me she is going to miss him dearly!!! we will be back on the 28th for his staples and checkup, then I think it's 2 more visits after that.
Kel

by jaggirl47 on 18 December 2009 - 01:12

Bump up!!!

by jaggirl47 on 18 December 2009 - 03:12

Bumping again. Keep this baby at the top!

by Naya's Mom on 18 December 2009 - 03:12

I just donated, Kelly.

It wasn't much, but being 19 and unemployed at the current, it was all I could do.

I'm sorry it was only $4, but like I said, it's all I could do at the moment.

I wish the best for you and Brix, and hope to say that my whole $4 (lol) benefited him in some way.

Take Care Kel,

PS. Tried calling you tonight, no answer, just rang and rang, but I got your message on my phone. talk to you soon!

by Phil Behun on 18 December 2009 - 05:12

I had the surgery done by Dr. Averill at the Northbrook Emergency Clinic in Illinois. I was referred to him by several veterinarians as being a young gifted ortho surgeon. At the time, I had a 7 mo. old Quincy vom Waldwinkel (Asko von der Lutter) son whose growth plate had closed in his left front. Dr. Averill performed a bi-lateral osteotomy which basically involved the cutting of both long bones in the fore leg and separating as well as straightening them. Nine different pins were inserted through the bones and attached to 2 exterior steel rods that paralleled the interior and lateral portions of the leg. His leg looked essentially like a piece of scaffolding. He then had to be controlled in his movement for the next 8-12 weeks, no climbing, jumping, playing, no nothing. The leg healed well as I was very careful with his convalescence (big word, look it up) but the dog never reached his full height potential. He eventually was given away as a pet to some friends as his temperament was a little soft for my needs. Bottom line, he turned out to be a $5000 pet giveaway when you add medical bills to his purchase and import costs. Great tracker, small motor. Could this be attributed to the lack of exposure and suppressed activity????,,,,,,maybe, we'll never know.

by Rho on 18 December 2009 - 05:12

Oh Kel ,
    So sorry to come in late on this post .But, as you know I'm not always on line, so I don't always fined out about things right away, which takes me longer to reply to a post at times then other's.
   I'm so sorry to hear about your boo bah! I know your dogs,and the pups mean the world to you .I also know that your a real good person ,as well as a very honest one too!
I'm also sending you off something to help with your boy.

Merry Christmas Kelly, and  lots of love, hugs and kisses sent to your boo bah!

Rhoda and her K9 Phantom V Hallynn Haus

by yellowrose of Texas on 18 December 2009 - 06:12

Kelly:

This thread has indeed upset me greatly..I just read it for the first time . YOu and I have emailed for two years and we are forum friends...I can hardly hold back the tears..In fact, I have a head ache now also...I do not know how to do pay pal but have a credit card here and can help a wee bit...like someone said if all of us give just a little it will amount to a lot...

Email me when you have time...This is a hard Christmas for all of us...emotionally and financially...God will provide...
If someone who has the info will walk me thru the credit card thingey on her site I will do it...I know it is midnight in Texas so tomorrow someone pm me or if Kelly you can email me I can give you my card number or what ever way we can do it..?

I am too upset to read directions right now..this hits me wrong...

I have too much on my plate emotionally to even see the page...

Email me Kelly.

when you get a minute..

YR

by ghostly on 18 December 2009 - 06:12

Nsence, opps I mean Csence, Why don't you post your address so that we all can send you exactly what you deserve

It seems that most of the idiots have finally left and Kelly after talking to you today and hearing how well Brix is doing really makes it all worth it. Don't worry about replying to the idiots that just love to stir the crap as Karma works in strange ways. Its good to see all the support you are finally getting here and at my forum too. I look forward to watching this awesome boy recover thru the next few weeks

You are sooo lucky to live near MSU to get the very best care for this boy.

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