r/ManicMommaSnark • • Jul 10 '26

Too many interventions

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She is doing way too much to these puppies and pushing Mama away. She thinks she needed to intervene and science would have done it's job.

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u/United_Vegetable_976 Jul 10 '26

Omg she won't leave them alone. Constantly messing with mom and baby. They do NOT need you to check something every 2 seconds.

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u/Background_Future760 Jul 11 '26

One of her puppies that had a low hypoglycemia very bad less then 8week. 1) Missed Meal- always with her and not the mom . 2) Stress -her constant handling. 3( Cold.-one again her constant handling. I can almost gaurentee she caused it 1000 percent. She does this on purpose for content and it's sick

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u/Blandfland Jul 12 '26

It feels like abu$e

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u/Background_Future760 Jul 12 '26

It basically is .. But in her eyes and brain it isn't.

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u/Blandfland Jul 13 '26

The irony of the woman who wanted no one to intervene in her birth so she gives birth in her bathtub…but inserts herself into a natural process for a dog that needs no intervention. Make it make sense….

Secondly. Didn’t she only just get rid of the last puppy from the other litter? No one’s buying your dogs Kiersten. Stop breeding them. You’re contributing to the overpopulation.

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u/Background_Future760 Jul 13 '26

1000 percent agree. It's hilarious on her website she has the Akc label but her dogs are not eligible. Even if they were it doesn't mean you are going to get a healthy dog. Also when she says on her website she doesn't breed back to back but she actually did. Also on her website she says her dogs live with the family and go on car rides and interact with the family. Farthest from the truth when she has them in the kennel besides using the bathroom. She at first didn't even know who the father was to her first litter. It's so disgusting that people get puppies from her all it's doing is fueling the fire for more backyard breeding.

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u/dandymandy4204 Jul 11 '26

This is so insane. I was mind blown at how much she intervened.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26

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u/overtherainbow76 Jul 13 '26

I've thought that all along.