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by AKVeronica60 on 12 February 2011 - 04:02
I will not answer PMs or emails from people I do not know, as those can be...shall we say...goofed up? You are very welcome, however, to call me at 907-868-3548 to chat about handling, powerful dogs, or Athos or Athos offspring. We can discuss handling then if you would like. Please leave me a message if I do not make it to the phone in time to answer your call.
by nonacona60 on 12 February 2011 - 05:02
by PowerHaus on 12 February 2011 - 05:02
by AKVeronica60 on 12 February 2011 - 05:02
So is he living with Cindy Thorne, as you and she said, or is he living with you?
I find it interesting a dog could train so hard, and WIN the Belgium REgional Schutzhund championships--twice. Compete for the WUSV team in 2007 and place 7th against some of the best dogs in Belgium, and have a genetic heart condition. And breed a bitch two months before he was sent to you.
Which records you said you were waiting for from OSU, But which were posted on the internet immediately after by "Cindy Thorne". Which was it, were you waiting for the vet records, or did you already have them? And if you had them, why did you say you were waiting for them?
Which supposed heart condition I have been waiting 8 months to hear from the diagnosing vet about. That phone number I have not yet received. Why not put the phone number here so I may call Dr. Him or Dr. Her at OSU? With your permission to discuss the diagnosis?
Okay, I see that you say the vet is now in Alaska? Why would that make a difference? As I state below in the next paragraph, OSU would still have Athos' records, they could still send them to me on their official stationary. It will be in your records, just like any other dog of yours they may have treated. The vet would not take the records with her. Also, OSU would have the diagnosing doctor's forwarding phone number for business reasons. Why don't you get that information for me?
by AKVeronica60 on 12 February 2011 - 05:02
Veronica
by PowerHaus on 12 February 2011 - 05:02
Why not call me yourself and communicate with ME instead of hurting his name and his Legend any further. I sent you an email about a week ago requesing a fax number from you and you have yet to answer.
The information contained in these records.... ON OSU letter head....that I have here laying in my lap are not something even I can "FAKE" so it would behoove you not to accuse me as such. I never worked for a cardiac specialist so MOST all the information here isn't something I can fake, I do not have the wisdom to pull that off. I was a vet tech for 9 years NOT 20. And we never had anyone take a dog to OSU for care....typically when as sick as Athos was upon diagnosis he would have been euthanized. You yourself even said to put him down but Cindy didn't want too.....and yes he does live with Cindy but since I care for and manage her dogs I see, touch, play with Athos every day and he is in much better health than he was when received.
Also, something else I was waiting for was a detailed and complete bill from OSU. To send to you as well. OVER $4,900 has been spent on his health care alone since we have had him and that does not include the cardiac diet he is on.
I will post a pic of him infront of an undecorated Christmas tree here in a second, I have to send it from my phone to my email and then upload it..........
Vickie
by yellowrose of Texas on 12 February 2011 - 05:02
NO breeder will accept a fax or a vets report by email. If Athos was diagnosis by someone who has moved, a breeder should not accept any vet records from anyone but that vet. Since it has been 8 months ago and not handled in a timely manner, the accused breeder of selling a dog diagnosed after it arrived to the buyer , has the right to demand the said Athos be seen by a vet of her choice within a time period of her choosing, and witnessed by another third party and identification taken with photo of said Athos and his other means of identification.
Any records should always be sent from the attending vet not the person accusing. That is done by certified mail .
Then and only then you tell people his problems not before the breeder has even been given proof by certified mail from the vet and as has already been requested long ago to talk with said vet that did this exam.
by PowerHaus on 12 February 2011 - 05:02
You can even see the tattoo in his ear to verify it is him! This bottome picture wouldn't enlarge without making it all blurry!
by PowerHaus on 12 February 2011 - 06:02
Vickie
by steve1 on 12 February 2011 - 06:02
Steve1
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