Comments on: Oprah’s emotional breakdown over her cocker spaniel http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/ Stylish celebrity escapism Sat, 30 Aug 2008 11:53:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: cat http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16547 cat Sat, 12 Apr 2008 08:12:16 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16547 Animals are the most amazing brilliant creatures with no ego, They just want us humans to be happy by showing us love and attention. It's a profound feeling when you meet an animal that touches your life, like no other thing can really. Animals are the most amazing brilliant creatures with no ego, They just want us humans to be happy by showing us love and attention. It’s a profound feeling when you meet an animal that touches your life, like no other thing can really.

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]]> By: Sasha http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16546 Sasha Wed, 09 Apr 2008 02:34:18 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16546 The dog committed suicide to avoid her inevitable attempt to shill it into another unneeded black woman empowerment/Oprah Winfrey is the greatest human being in the universe moment on TV. The dog committed suicide to avoid her inevitable attempt to shill it into another unneeded black woman empowerment/Oprah Winfrey is the greatest human being in the universe moment on TV.

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]]> By: Sasha http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-17032 Sasha Wed, 09 Apr 2008 02:34:18 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-17032 The dog committed suicide to avoid her inevitable attempt to shill it into another unneeded black woman empowerment/Oprah Winfrey is the greatest human being in the universe moment on TV. The dog committed suicide to avoid her inevitable attempt to shill it into another unneeded black woman empowerment/Oprah Winfrey is the greatest human being in the universe moment on TV.

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]]> By: Debbie Williams http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16545 Debbie Williams Tue, 08 Apr 2008 23:16:02 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16545 sorry for your loss of your two cocker's We had to have our cocker put down in 99 due to cancer of the jaw after treatment. He was suffering so much. He was also 13 yrs old. My husband took him to waffle and order him his favorite breakfast pork chops and eggs for his last meal before taking him to the vet. It was like he knew he ate the eggs and my husband pull all the meat off the bone and gave him the meat in small pieces. Then he took him to the vet he was bleeding from mouth and he was very cold due to loss of blood. They gave him the shot and he laid his head on my husband's leg gave him one last look like thank you and then he went to sleep. It took us five yrs before we were able to get another dog. We loved Barney so much he was our baby and my mom's grandson which was the only boy in the family for it goes for grandchildren. He was loved. But now we have a boxer/american pit mix and we love him just as much.He is almost four yrs old and he is rotten. But that is what they are for to Love because they do love unconditally. No matter what. sorry for your loss of your two cocker’s We had to have our cocker put down in 99 due to cancer of the jaw after treatment. He was suffering so much. He was also 13 yrs old. My husband took him to waffle and order him his favorite breakfast pork chops and eggs for his last meal before taking him to the vet. It was like he knew he ate the eggs and my husband pull all the meat off the bone and gave him the meat in small pieces. Then he took him to the vet he was bleeding from mouth and he was very cold due to loss of blood. They gave him the shot and he laid his head on my husband’s leg gave him one last look like thank you and then he went to sleep. It took us five yrs before we were able to get another dog. We loved Barney so much he was our baby and my mom’s grandson which was the only boy in the family for it goes for grandchildren. He was loved. But now we have a boxer/american pit mix and we love him just as much.He is almost four yrs old and he is rotten. But that is what they are for to Love because they do love unconditally. No matter what.

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]]> By: Debbie Williams http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-17031 Debbie Williams Tue, 08 Apr 2008 23:16:02 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-17031 sorry for your loss of your two cocker's We had to have our cocker put down in 99 due to cancer of the jaw after treatment. He was suffering so much. He was also 13 yrs old. My husband took him to waffle and order him his favorite breakfast pork chops and eggs for his last meal before taking him to the vet. It was like he knew he ate the eggs and my husband pull all the meat off the bone and gave him the meat in small pieces. Then he took him to the vet he was bleeding from mouth and he was very cold due to loss of blood. They gave him the shot and he laid his head on my husband's leg gave him one last look like thank you and then he went to sleep. It took us five yrs before we were able to get another dog. We loved Barney so much he was our baby and my mom's grandson which was the only boy in the family for it goes for grandchildren. He was loved. But now we have a boxer/american pit mix and we love him just as much.He is almost four yrs old and he is rotten. But that is what they are for to Love because they do love unconditally. No matter what. sorry for your loss of your two cocker’s We had to have our cocker put down in 99 due to cancer of the jaw after treatment. He was suffering so much. He was also 13 yrs old. My husband took him to waffle and order him his favorite breakfast pork chops and eggs for his last meal before taking him to the vet. It was like he knew he ate the eggs and my husband pull all the meat off the bone and gave him the meat in small pieces. Then he took him to the vet he was bleeding from mouth and he was very cold due to loss of blood. They gave him the shot and he laid his head on my husband’s leg gave him one last look like thank you and then he went to sleep. It took us five yrs before we were able to get another dog. We loved Barney so much he was our baby and my mom’s grandson which was the only boy in the family for it goes for grandchildren. He was loved. But now we have a boxer/american pit mix and we love him just as much.He is almost four yrs old and he is rotten. But that is what they are for to Love because they do love unconditally. No matter what.

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]]> By: headache http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16544 headache Mon, 07 Apr 2008 19:37:22 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16544 So what some of you are saying is all breeders are puppy mills? I don't know how I feel about this. On one hand, if I want a puppy of a certain breed with intact medical records of both the puppy and it's parents, then I would definately research and find an ethical, caring breeder who does not breed for pet shops. However, I'm cheap as hell and you will never catch me spending a car or insurance payment on a dog just to get the papers and prestige of a bloodline or whatever so I always get mine from a shelter. So what some of you are saying is all breeders are puppy mills?

I don’t know how I feel about this. On one hand, if I want a puppy of a certain breed with intact medical records of both the puppy and it’s parents, then I would definately research and find an ethical, caring breeder who does not breed for pet shops.

However, I’m cheap as hell and you will never catch me spending a car or insurance payment on a dog just to get the papers and prestige of a bloodline or whatever so I always get mine from a shelter.

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]]> By: headache http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-17030 headache Mon, 07 Apr 2008 19:37:22 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-17030 So what some of you are saying is all breeders are puppy mills? I don't know how I feel about this. On one hand, if I want a puppy of a certain breed with intact medical records of both the puppy and it's parents, then I would definately research and find an ethical, caring breeder who does not breed for pet shops. However, I'm cheap as hell and you will never catch me spending a car or insurance payment on a dog just to get the papers and prestige of a bloodline or whatever so I always get mine from a shelter. So what some of you are saying is all breeders are puppy mills?

I don’t know how I feel about this. On one hand, if I want a puppy of a certain breed with intact medical records of both the puppy and it’s parents, then I would definately research and find an ethical, caring breeder who does not breed for pet shops.

However, I’m cheap as hell and you will never catch me spending a car or insurance payment on a dog just to get the papers and prestige of a bloodline or whatever so I always get mine from a shelter.

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]]> By: Jody http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16543 Jody Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:28:18 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-16543 My husband and I have a minpin that we took in so he could avoid a shelter, we have also attempted several times to adopt from the minpin rescue organization for about a year. I'm not saying it's impossible, but almost. We ended up finally going to a breeder, one that is certified by the AKC, doesn't sell to mills or any kind of pet stores, and has 10 years of experience. She requires certification that all of her puppies have been spayed or neutered at 5 mos, and in order to obtain breeding rights, you must go through another application process. There are responsible breeders out there--yes, I realize that some of you view that as an oxymoron, but just because someone doesn't adopt, it doesn't make them a monster. People are still having their own children even though there are thousands of starving children all over the world. I agree that in a perfect world, we would all be able to go to our local shelters and find our new best friends, but the world is not perfect, and neither are any of it's inhabitants. I also realize that I will more than likely be criticized for not only saying these things, but because I used a breeder. Oh well. I recycle and only use reusable grocery bags, if that helps my image at all. My husband and I have a minpin that we took in so he could avoid a shelter, we have also attempted several times to adopt from the minpin rescue organization for about a year. I’m not saying it’s impossible, but almost.
We ended up finally going to a breeder, one that is certified by the AKC, doesn’t sell to mills or any kind of pet stores, and has 10 years of experience. She requires certification that all of her puppies have been spayed or neutered at 5 mos, and in order to obtain breeding rights, you must go through another application process. There are responsible breeders out there–yes, I realize that some of you view that as an oxymoron, but just because someone doesn’t adopt, it doesn’t make them a monster. People are still having their own children even though there are thousands of starving children all over the world. I agree that in a perfect world, we would all be able to go to our local shelters and find our new best friends, but the world is not perfect, and neither are any of it’s inhabitants.

I also realize that I will more than likely be criticized for not only saying these things, but because I used a breeder. Oh well. I recycle and only use reusable grocery bags, if that helps my image at all.

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]]> By: Jody http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-17029 Jody Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:28:18 +0000 http://www.celebitchy.com/10579/oprahs_emotional_breakdown_over_her_cocker_spaniel/#comment-17029 My husband and I have a minpin that we took in so he could avoid a shelter, we have also attempted several times to adopt from the minpin rescue organization for about a year. I'm not saying it's impossible, but almost. We ended up finally going to a breeder, one that is certified by the AKC, doesn't sell to mills or any kind of pet stores, and has 10 years of experience. She requires certification that all of her puppies have been spayed or neutered at 5 mos, and in order to obtain breeding rights, you must go through another application process. There are responsible breeders out there--yes, I realize that some of you view that as an oxymoron, but just because someone doesn't adopt, it doesn't make them a monster. People are still having their own children even though there are thousands of starving children all over the world. I agree that in a perfect world, we would all be able to go to our local shelters and find our new best friends, but the world is not perfect, and neither are any of it's inhabitants. I also realize that I will more than likely be criticized for not only saying these things, but because I used a breeder. Oh well. I recycle and only use reusable grocery bags, if that helps my image at all. My husband and I have a minpin that we took in so he could avoid a shelter, we have also attempted several times to adopt from the minpin rescue organization for about a year. I’m not saying it’s impossible, but almost.
We ended up finally going to a breeder, one that is certified by the AKC, doesn’t sell to mills or any kind of pet stores, and has 10 years of experience. She requires certification that all of her puppies have been spayed or neutered at 5 mos, and in order to obtain breeding rights, you must go through another application process. There are responsible breeders out there–yes, I realize that some of you view that as an oxymoron, but just because someone doesn’t adopt, it doesn’t make them a monster. People are still having their own children even though there are thousands of starving children all over the world. I agree that in a perfect world, we would all be able to go to our local shelters and find our new best friends, but the world is not perfect, and neither are any of it’s inhabitants.

I also realize that I will more than likely be criticized for not only saying these things, but because I used a breeder. Oh well. I recycle and only use reusable grocery bags, if that helps my image at all.

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