I had a sheep dog, poodle cross growing up. Got him for not much, he lived almost 20 years. I saw someone selling them on kijiji for $1700. It’s ridiculous, even though mutts are better dogs.

@eddiesaviarycom-fu9me it has nothing to do with spaying or neutering, which by the way is a responsible way to control our domestic animal population. Back in the day, mutts were everywhere before leash laws were thankfully applied. Dogs were allowed roam free, and inevitably they would mate with other dogs that roamed free. These mixed breed puppies were given away or euthanized or, sometimes disposed of in cruel ways…

​@@justinturner8278 Mutts are not "better" dogs, in any sense of the word... That may be your opinion and you're entitled to think that but you're objectively wrong. Your personal experience is not evidence to your claim that mutts are inherently better dogs. I'm sure that you have had many great experiences with mutts, as have I, and it's not to say that they are bad dogs, by any means. But in reality, mutts are inferior to purebreds in general, overall, and it's cruel for us to breed them, in many cases. Unfortunately, because of us humans, selfishly wanting to create new breeds for their looks, behavioral characteristics, or their specific performance instincts, we have carelessly caused a lot of suffering in these dogs with major health issues and complications and unfavorable behaviors, due to mixing different conflicting characteristics and natures. It's incredibly irresponsible and inhumane to either deliberately create these new "breeds" or to allow the interbreeding to take place between unspayed and neutered dogs, especially when we know the damage it causes and continue to do it anyway for superficial and/or financial reasons.

A lot of the time you could get them for FREE

​Not all mutts are better dogs

Sorry but an i.v. of fluid and nutrients would not be enough.he had to give the dog antibiotics

We had a puppy that caught parvo and he made it the only thing was one of his eyes turned blue.the vet said a dog can catch parvo by smelling other dogs poop especially if it the poop was from an infected dog

@@judyelmer2257 yep I've learned that as well since then. It's like surviving scarlet fever or something for us. Nasty business for the pup.

Yes it can live for a long time in the right conditions

Yes I had. A Dalmatian back in 1994 that had her first litter of 12 Dalmatian Puppies and at exactly 6 weeks old parvo took the lives of only two I immediately took them too Veterean ASAP they were admitted in hospital under Iv and medication sadly it still took their lives ... We were Renting Home and property and was told We could have our 3 older dogs No problem they would be Fine had a fenced in yard and outdoor guess house and attached room were the mom and puppies were .. The landlord knew the property had previously had A Parvo Problem there and Neglected to Inform Us knowing we raised Pups for resale .. This caused the lives of two all others were fine so goes to show you the same with that pup .. Property Owner Assumed that Parvo was just a seasonal once in so many extended years virus.. Not true Parvo lives in grounds and on any thing it comes in contact with for years... I took and bleac the room out and bleach the concrete area he let me moved ASAP due to health of my dogs and Me not wanting anyone else’s pups to die .. I saved four pups not sold for liability purposes I always do then after all as been picked up and paid in full and waiting my grace period.. But with these I kindly and willingly told all new owners what had happened and that I took them to vet for testing... shots.. worming and complete checkup... Due to the fact Two got Parvo I gave them the choice to back out and if they still wanted their pup I extended the grace period to 30 days if they developed Parvo by some reason but lefted the original grace period the same if anything other than Parvo happened .. I felt I needed to give them the 30 day grace on Parvo to make them feel Protected and I put myself in their shoes if I was purchasing one that the owner be open and honest and held liability on my pup.. I don’t want my reputations Love and care for my pups to be ruined ................ ............ As for the four pups that were held back not sold like others I keep them a additional 2 weeks after 30 day period then the potential buyers on list by availability were contacted then too see if they was still interested in a pup and was given a discount on those pups ... keeping those pups keeps you from getting sued and having a happy buyer and keeps your reputation in good with all buyers future buyers and they will give you a good reference this is how I want to be treated, I want good honest relationships with all my Buyers....it’s worth taking a small lost on those last four instead of being out thousands and court cost by trying to cover up lies. Lies I don’t want to be apart of and I rather profit a little , rather than major and still lose it by not being Honest... Honest is your Best Policy......

I just found out recently that parvovirus can stay in a yard 7-9 years!!!!

😂😂😂

Exactly. I can’t listen to this case

It was stated bybthe judge that the dog probably would have survived if it was older and bigger....a 2lbs puppy could likely die from it

🙌!!! My cousins dog got parvo. She couldn’t afford vet care. She slept in the tub with him, made sure he was ingesting baby food and water. She had to force feed him that stuff. But after a week he pulled through.

beg borrow and steal to save your family...a dog is family...sell the car if needed @@P3rmissionD3ni3d

⁠​⁠@@P3rmissionD3ni3dthat is amazing! Glad the pup made it through and props to your cousin

No wrong, the puppy got it from the other animals, or the breeder is lying.

Yes, it could have. But in civil court, the judge rules by what is MOST likely. It is different than a criminal trial where the standard of proof is “beyond a reasonable doubt.”

I think it said the plaintiffs took the animal to doctor within a day or two. Even at the minimum 3 days that would be in breeders care

@@juliecranford534this isn’t most likely though. There’s no evidence and it could just as easily have come from their own shoes after looking for other dogs, from the vet. Literally anywhere. It’s not most likely it came from the defendant

Never buy dogs from pet stores and don't pay $500 for a mutt. Plenty of free ones at shelters.

​@step-n-wolf they rescued them tho from their horrible living situation in the pet store 💔🐕

@@Step-n-Wolf we were in korea, we more got them to save them from that place. It was 250 for both puppies

I had a dog that survived Parvo. She was a wonderful dog.

I bet they got an estimate for hospitalization and couldn’t afford it so euthanasia was the only other humane option

@eddiesaviarycom-fu9me I don’t know where you live but we have lots of breeders around here infected with parvo. It gets in the soil and it’s there for years

@@chelseac8855 Which is a shame because you don’t have to hospitalize. I’ve always nursed at home.

My dog was 2 weeks old when i got him and got parvo I paid $275 with a 50/50 chance of survival, he lived 12 more years and I never have regret spending that money.

Of course you can think it’s crazy or silly but still be about your business…

I’m guessing you meant parvo vaccine as there is no actual shot to treat parvo. That’s a huge no no. You should never give vaccines to a sick animal.

@leggs4113 what!? You're a huge no no for trying to correct me. I did what I did and I don't regret it bc I still have my dog. Most vet clinics charge over 2000 just to end up putting them down. You're dumb AF GTF off my comment

Yes Rotts and pits are more prone to it.

Picked it up and then died within 5 days?

Having a litter of only 3 puppies is a red flag.

@kyled2329 Smaller breeds having small litters are very common.

@@kyled2329 they went to see the puppy days before and put down a deposit. Puppy may have been exposed 7 to 10 days prior to passing.

They said they didn’t . Soooooo

Not a surprise if you get the puppy from some just worried about money or irresponsible

Parvo is not worms, and there was no need to PTS, for there is treatment and caught early enough, they will survive.

@@trekgirl65 I've brought one of mine through it years ago. It wasn't easy, but I did it.

If you keep up with worm treatments for the parents and are responsible, worms are not common. Parvovirus is deadly and something completely different. It can stay in the soil for decades and parvo in this case has an incubation period that doesn’t match very well.

Absolutely not. No puppy should have worms. Puppies get worms from their mother. So the mother should not have worms! If you're a responsible owner, no pet should have worms! The defendent should NOT be breeding. No excuses.

Why would they if they’ve never dealt with it?

Having only one pup from a litter pick up parvo is very unusual. Not an expert so I can't say it's impossible but I've never heard of it. As much as I felt sympathy for the plaintiffs, they didn't meet the burden of proof and should have lost the case.

@@hottuna2006 it happens occasionally but since parvo is so contagious, its very unlikely for just one pup to get it unless they picked up elsewhere. I have a feeling that the pup picked it up elsewhere because of that.

I got 5 puppies shipped across country by a special shipper and there were more dogs on the trip to other homes across state lines . When my puppies arrived one was sick the following day I did test all my 5 puppies and only one had parvo I immediately went to the vet within two days all the 9 week puppies got parvo but initially for 48hrs only one had it and I believe it did come from the shipper. I later found out through the breeder that the day my puppies were shipped was the only day the vet could see them for the health certificate and he had given them their parvo and set of shots that morning so it shouldn’t have been shipped there wasn’t enough time for the parvo shot to protect my puppies. Only two of my puppies didn’t get parvo and one was 10 months old show champion he had all his vaccines up to date and a 12 week old puppy also had all his shots up to day unlike my three 9 week old puppies that were defenseless. The vet treated them and wasn’t sure they survived but with much pedialyte and ambers naturals tinctures paxxaid and vibactra they all survived I saved all my dogs and it cost me less than 100.00 lessons learned never ship your dog go and pick it up it is not worth the trouble

​@@hottuna2006your wrong

I thought the same thing,it didn't die from the parvo in 4 days,as soon as the vet found it,they had it put down.

Second options take time and this little puppy was against the clock. Unfortunately, I don’t think anything would have helped her. At 2 pounds parvo was a death sentence 😢

Totally agree, people can bring it in on their shoes

not always the case. i had a dog die of parvo when i was younger and no other pet had it

That's what I was thinking.

Yeah, that or these plaintiffs are lying about taking the puppy outside. They probably took it to their back yard or front yard. They would have had to take the puppy outside to let it go potty.

it absolutely happens. My neighbor adopted a puppy from a rescue, took pup home and 5 days later pup got very sick. Ended up dying from parvo but not after my single mom teacher neighbor spend $2k in vet bills. They had already bonded with the pup and wanted to try and save it. Rescue says its possible pup got parvo at spay n neuter clinic

Well how do we know someone else wasn’t looking at the puppies and gave it to them; you just don’t know.

Wouldn't really recommend a rescue because they lie about the dogs breed all the time to unsuspecting people who have no experience with said breed and also their history is mostly unknown. Vetted Breeders though, totally recommend.

The plaintiff not the judge. Judge looks great!

Agree 100% no proof of where it came from.

You think the Judge Millian is stupid, a fellow dog owner who has owned many dogs. You have no idea where dogs can parvo. They can get in the breeders back yard.

​@@trekgirl65she's also from a family of contractors and has proven time and time again she doesn't know shit about construction work

As much as I felt sorry for the plaintiffs, they definitely didn't meet the burden of proof. None of the breeder's other pups having it should have been enough for improbability of plaintiff's claim.

@@trekgirl65she is often stupid. 🤷‍♂️lmao There’s no proof it came from her house. If they had proof other dogs from her had it( like testimony from other buyers) then sure but they had nothing. Parvo can come from anywhere

I so agree!! I've been through this after my son brought his buddies dog to my home..All 6 of my small breed dogs were infected..It was during Covid so I treated all of them at home..I lost 2 of my 3lb Chihuahuas bc they were just too small,,,but I saved the other 4..It's hard work but it was MY JOB to take care of them

He does

You have horrible taste lol

It's dyed isn't it

I think everyone understands that.

And she even admitted that she does too after the judge explain

Yes that’s exactly what was explained in this video. Good job

Every "real" breeder I've had dealings with put their self to shame. Dogs were sick, broken tail, you name it. The backyard breeders were more honest, cared about the dogs over money, and I never had an issue.

the pup likely got the virus from the vet...and rescues spay and neuter so young these pups are exposed to it at the spay and neuter clinic which is exactly what happened to my neighbor whos rescue puppy died of parvo 5 days after they had it. Rescue acknowledges pup may have bee nexposed at spay neuter clinic . They reimbused cost of puppy but not the 2k in vet bills

Just for fun look up how much they are selling dogs for now. Some designer breeds at $3,000 and up. And the smaller they are the more expensive. It’s gotten out of hand. Check out micro puppies. You will be shocked

"Pure-bred" dogs are a worse racket, they have all kinds of issues with health because of inbreeding

@ckwind1971 some pure breeds Def have health issues, I've only ever had Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherd and 1 malinois who were pure breed. I've also never paid more than $450, 1 time, for a pup with papers the rest were $200-$350

This is why you do not work in the justice system.

You can't vaccinate for everything at a young age. Pups have to wait for certain shots. Pups were vaccinated with what they could have at the time.

They do not get parvo from a vet's office. For the keep their office and exams tables clean and sanitary.

@@trekgirl65 How would you know!

@@trekgirl65 I have never sat in a vets waiting room and observed a cleaning technician swab the decks after each canine visitation.

@@monaczaplewsli157 That's what I was thinking, I have never seen someone go behind all the animals cleaning and wiping down everywhere. I've seen dogs come in the waiting room, be called back and another person come in and sit with their dog in the same spot the last dog was.

Are you new here?

Pretty much. It’s good TV.

Tried telling y'all. Now look at you saying the exact same thing. I deserve an apology plus adrian you were right.

She loves to interrupt and then loves to yell at people for interrupting her

you'd make a bad judge then if you can't ask clarifying or follow up questions on the spot.

People go on a rant about their story which is irrelevant. She needs facts, people waste time on editorializing. What they think, what they feel, what they were told by someone who's not there, what they suspect happened, etc. is completely irrelevant and she needs to stop them from continuing to speak.