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by GSDNewbie on 20 September 2011 - 01:09
I still cant get over how you say poor eagle being brought up RIP omg Molly called these people without any respect on their human friends death demanding the dogs. To imagine looseing a dear friend and to get a call right after like that I just cant imagine. I could see inquireing if the dogs were safe and giving condolances, but lawyer talk and give me the dogs upon owners death? No

by BlackthornGSD on 20 September 2011 - 02:09
*backing away from thread carefully*
by Blitzen on 20 September 2011 - 03:09
Ditto, Brandi and Christine. I too was at Molly's and found all her dogs clean and well groomed including Eagle who was living inside as a housedog. To intimate otherwise is wrong especially from those who have never even been to her house.
Why wouldn't a responsible breeder ask for the first right of refusal if a dog they bred needed to be re-homed for any reason?
by eichenluft on 20 September 2011 - 04:09
Back to the drama - Newbie - Yvonne - yes you were invited to come on out to my place many many times, and you never did. You NEVER visited to see for yourself my home, my kennel, my dogs or how I take care of them. So from one picture you have decided that I kennel all of my dogs, they never see the light of day, I don't groom them, and I discard my dogs as soon as they are retired?
Well, of course you are wrong, as usual. Eagle lived his entire life in my house as my constant companion. He was 25X Schutzhund 3 titled, and enjoyed his life as a couch potato, ride-in-the-truck (inside the cab of course), rarely crated and never kenneled from the time he was weaned from his mother (whelped and raised in the house, of course) until he passed away right there on that couch when he was almost 12 years old. This picture taken when he was 11 - I have many many pictures of him, but none of him in a kennel - where would that picture be Yvonne?
So this must be another dog with "missing" ear, on someone else's couch - he and his poor neglected daughter who still uses that spot on the same couch as her favorite spot to hang out - so terribly groomed and neglected and horribly treated my dogs are, eh? Especially after they are retired and not "making any money for me" right Yvonne?
Would love to see that picture showing Eagle looking so terrible. Why don't you go ahead and share that so everyone can see what you are blabbing about Yvonne.


by Jenni78 on 20 September 2011 - 05:09
I'm not a big Molly fan. However, God help the person who would post exaggerated or false claims of my animals being mistreated or neglected. While I wouldn't care to do business with the woman if she owned the last 2 GSDs on the planet, I would never go so far to allege that she mistreated Eagle or any other dog unless I had HARD EVIDENCE. I wouldn't wish false accusations of animal neglect on my worst enemy.
by hexe on 20 September 2011 - 05:09
Did Gabi's will, or any other legally recognized document, spell out specifically what should be done with her dogs, and/or who should take possesion of them, upon her death?
Yes or no?
by Blitzen on 20 September 2011 - 12:09
It's ironic that some who have never bred or guaranteed a litter of GSD's or trained or titled a GSD themselves are the biggest critics of those who do.

by GSDNewbie on 20 September 2011 - 12:09

by Brandi on 20 September 2011 - 13:09
You're an idiot. Ok, now I feel better.
Blackthorn's, I, too am backing out carefully.

Molly,
I just love this photo of Eagle, Nova, and Tigger.

by Blitzen on 20 September 2011 - 14:09
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