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Oh Tiffany how sad! You have portrayed the rest of us on this board so incorrectly. We are mature people who DO care about what people think about us so we act honestly and responsibly. We care about the Corgi breed as well as individual corgis. We would embrace you and mentor and counsel you if only you would grow up and let us.
YOU lied to all of us and that's why I don't "like" you. YOU are endangering a poor corgi. YOU have allowed cruelty in your own home and blame it on your mom. Certainly YOU must know where the responsibility for all the animosity lies.
I would counsel you to be honest with this "breeder", tell him or her you have re-evaluated your circumstances and you realize that you cannot adequately care for this animal for its expected lifetime and would like to have your deposit back.
Grow up, get your education, "earn" you cred, and then get a dog when you can REALISTICALLY afford and support it. A couple of years will give you time to learn to manage your emotions, your finances and your future.
And by the way, I do YELL at my dog and my children. It isn't always rosy in the real world. And sometimes (rarely) they need it for emphasis when they need to know I mean it. I yell because I LOVE THEM. Truly, selflessly, and constantly. They need consistent and realistic limits and consequences, and they need them enforced.
I am a degreed professional in a health care field. I have seen a mental health professional during rough times in my life. Two of my children have issues that require a psychiatrist's help. My husband receives help for depression. We are careful not to stigmatize mental health care. It is terribly irresponsible to post on the board that you feel the rest of the board needs psychiatric help when you can't even spell psychiatry correctly.
And MICHAEL, you allow this child to post "put it where the sun don't shine" and you do not edit this! And you seem supportive of her and her debacle. Shame!
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