Chihuahua puppies and an uneducated owner

[lute]

i understand. so i'll just give her advice and let her borrow my welping books. i still feel bad!

[borzoimom]

i understand. so i'll just give her advice and let her borrow my welping books. i still feel bad!

I know you do- but its time for her to take responsibility for this- giving her the books is a good idea- but at this point, I would not give a book you are not willing to not get back... Or better yet- write down the names of your books, the author and publisher and give her the list.. Its time for her to get a book or two on this as well. She needs to realize- when it boils down to it, its her responsiblity to "step up the plate" and do this..

[Husky15]

I agree with everyone here. She sounds like she likes you, but is also using you. And you said that you have told her over and over again to get them fixed, but she would never heed your words. I think it's time to show her that there are consequences and that she should have listened. I'm sure she'll regret it when her bills start rolling in and she has to buy food and take them to the vet as well.

[Freedom]

Agree with everything said so far. Don't give her books, give her the info for the book or two you think most helpful. (If you give too many titles, she will feel overwhelmed and not get any). Don't give her food, give her name of the store where you get the good stuff.

VERY irritating and frustrating, and I'm not even the one in direct contact with her!!!!!