Swimmers

[Officially Retired]

I find it hard to believe you have brought up so many points Jack. I sure must have upset you,of which i must apologise.

I find it hard to believe you miss/refuse-to-concede so many points.

I am not upset, you are.

I also find it hard to come back with so many responses to many of your assumptions of the events talked on,so i won't trouble you no more.

Of course you find it hard to come back from basic logic. It is impossible. I don't mean to downtalk you, as I have been negligent myself. We all have. But the situation is caused by negligence, and I believe your practice of not looking after the pups at all, until 3 weeks is also negligence. Not being disrespectful, just honest.

I don't think i asked anyone for advice or help. I asked for opinions on those who had any experience & Jack kindly replied. Only Jack,so i guess we are the only two members who have been negligent in the past with this problem.

If you didn't ask for advice or help, then I am curious as to what made this for then?

No, you and I aren't the only people who have been negligent in our care; you are just the only one having a tough time coming to terms with your own negligence in this issue. When I have had swimmers, it was because I created the condition for it to exist through not paying attention to how fat the pups were getting, and by having them on a slippery surface. I don't see why you're having such a tough time admitting this about your own situation. It's not that big of a deal. However, killing the pup for being a swimmer would be a pretty lame thing to do.

If anyone has assumed that i said i have only lost one pup in a lifetime then they are wrong & it don't seem like i am implying it.
If anyone finds this post argumentive or offending,then i can only apologise as it is not intended.

Please stop and leave it alone now. I am sorry if I offended you also.

Thanks,

Jack