Yes that is the brand we use.  They have a few choices. 

Barb, Maddie, Roni and Josie
 
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--- On Tue, 10/7/08, Cathy De Viney <cathy@devi...> wrote:
From: Cathy De Viney <cathy@devi...>
Subject: Re: [cockapoo] Angry at irresponsible breeder
To: cockapoo@yaho...
Date: Tuesday, October 7, 2008, 11:54 AM










    
            



Maybe try this?



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banditsmom0707 wrote:

  
  For those who don't remember me, my name is Kim and my husband
Tony

and I have an almost 8mth old cockapoo named Pepper. His pictures

are in the gallery. When we bought Pepper, we were naive and

gullible and believed him to be a cocker spaniel. We didn't care

that he wasn't registered. He wasn't going to be bred or be a show

dog. We just wanted a companion for my disabled husband. Someone to

keep his spirits up.

Right away there were problems. First, Pepper got very sick when he

had his puppy shots. They told us that he was sensetive to them and

had to split them up and take benedryl before, during and after each

shot. Then, the kept getting sick. Every little thing caused him to

run fever and vomit. We were at the vets office every week at least

once. The first time we got him groomed, he came home with a

horrible rash. That freaked us out. He had to have shots to get rid

of it. Soon he had his first ear infection. That took ear drops.

It was just one thing after another.

The second time we had him groomed, he developed a rash all over-

anywhere the clippers touched. We had to give him antibiotics and

steroid shots to get rid of it and we never could quite get it.

Finally, it got so bad that our doctor referred us to a

dermatologist.

By now, the doctor told us that we couldn't get him groomed. In

fact, no groomer would touch him, so I had to take the grooming over

myself. It was during that time that we realized that something was

wrong...our Pepper wasn't a cockerspaniel, he was a cockapoo. Now, I

could have dealt with him being a cockapoo in the beginning. He was

a sweet baby, and so loveable. But to blatenly lie to us, that was

just wrong. Still, we would have bought him anyway. He is our sweet

Pepper, our baby. Who couldn't love him? Not a soul.

We couldn't afford the dermatologist, so I had taken over his

grooming, making sure he was clean, brushed, and that all his sores

were treated with antibiotic ointment. Well, it didn't matter

because it all got out of control. His back is fully broke out, his

nose is in badddd shape, covered in sores. His neck has raw spots on

it, and his ears hurt him. So we took him back to the vet today to

ask for some help.

He has a staff infection all over his back, he has demadex mange on

his neck and nose, and a double ear infection. The doctor said that

he has no immune system. I am just heartbroken, and so angry at the

woman who bred so irresponsibly and then lied about it. I have no

way of finding her. I have tried. My poor baby suffers daily

because of this evil woman. I wish they would make people apply for

liscenses in order to breed. Does anyone else have a sick cockapoo

that they could give me tips on how to make his life better. He is

still just a baby.

  

thanks,

Kim

  

  
  



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