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Tulip · 06-02-2007, 04:43 AM

Hello red98vett:

Great question, it is not the breeder fault that my son is allergic to the pup, we received the pup on May 18, we expressed to the breeder a week later of the situation. Yesterday meant that we have had the pup for 14 days thus far, he is happy pup, house trained.

to not give a refund, or even partial refund is not right, also within Canada the CKC guidelines for CKC members, is that you cannot sell a dog, that is not microchipped or tatooed.

Most individuals who get into the breeding business, mostly do it for the love of the breed, but then when a situation arises as it has done in this case, is it the love of breed or the love of money.

I am positive that I will get the pup sold, for exactly what paid for the pup

Thanks for your response

Tulip

06-02-2007, 04:43 AM	#7
Tulip BANNED! Join Date: May 2007 Location: North America Posts: 55	Hello red98vett: Great question, it is not the breeder fault that my son is allergic to the pup, we received the pup on May 18, we expressed to the breeder a week later of the situation. Yesterday meant that we have had the pup for 14 days thus far, he is happy pup, house trained. to not give a refund, or even partial refund is not right, also within Canada the CKC guidelines for CKC members, is that you cannot sell a dog, that is not microchipped or tatooed. Most individuals who get into the breeding business, mostly do it for the love of the breed, but then when a situation arises as it has done in this case, is it the love of breed or the love of money. I am positive that I will get the pup sold, for exactly what paid for the pup Thanks for your response Tulip Last edited by Tulip; 06-02-2007 at 04:44 AM.