Hannah Lucas of Northlane siberians has taken on more than she can handle! In the past few weeks she's had multiple incidents that could have been prevented had she been a more vigilant owner. Among these incidents the biggest that stands out is when one of her dogs (Lillith) attacked another of her dogs (Delta) and caused 2-300 punctures all over her body, almost resulting in the death of Delta.
She's chalked it up to being due to prey drive yet she still allows Lillith to be around the litter of puppies she currently has and refuses to answer questions she's bern asked about why she's allowing Lillith to go near the puppies. It is very irresponsible and reckless for her to allow this.
The next incident; the mother of her current litter was brought in for an emergency spay due to pyometra. Upon which they supposedly discovered she had a dead retained puppy (her litter at the time of retained puppy being discovered was 8 weeks old) and her stomach was being eaten away at from the infection.
Retained puppies tend to cause extreme discomfort and excruciating pain. The signs of which are extremely noticeable within just days of having a litter. For her to have not noticed something was wrong for so long goes to show she can't truly handle the 15+ dogs she has! (As well as any dogs she has for boarding at the time)
Hannah Lucas Reviews
Hannah Lucas of Northlane siberians has taken on more than she can handle! In the past few weeks she's had multiple incidents that could have been prevented had she been a more vigilant owner. Among these incidents the biggest that stands out is when one of her dogs (Lillith) attacked another of her dogs (Delta) and caused 2-300 punctures all over her body, almost resulting in the death of Delta.
She's chalked it up to being due to prey drive yet she still allows Lillith to be around the litter of puppies she currently has and refuses to answer questions she's bern asked about why she's allowing Lillith to go near the puppies. It is very irresponsible and reckless for her to allow this.
The next incident; the mother of her current litter was brought in for an emergency spay due to pyometra. Upon which they supposedly discovered she had a dead retained puppy (her litter at the time of retained puppy being discovered was 8 weeks old) and her stomach was being eaten away at from the infection.
Retained puppies tend to cause extreme discomfort and excruciating pain. The signs of which are extremely noticeable within just days of having a litter. For her to have not noticed something was wrong for so long goes to show she can't truly handle the 15+ dogs she has! (As well as any dogs she has for boarding at the time)