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Originally Posted by mogli  I read this far ...
#1 - I hope this baby gets a great home, soon.
#2 - I hope that the OP has good intentions, and I personally believe they do. Normally when a scammer is exposed, they bail ... she knows anyone who reads this and continues, will do so with a little extra caution, nothing personal. (A phone number search pulls up her name [Tanya] in VA.)
#3 - All this defensive / aggressive talk back and forth is unecessary. The effort is better spent finding this baby a home.
#4 - When I went to visit Mogli at 6 weeks ... we sat and held this little my little teenie tiny baby for almost 1/2 hour. Then we figured it was time to get going, so the breeder's husband carried him ---- wait a minute! There's no wee-wee! It was one of his sisters the whole time! It's not that difficult when they're so tiny to overlook ... |
Yeah but you didn't get the dog home and take her to several vet visits and then have to have the lack of a penis pointed out to you by the vet.
She says the vet said this is not uncommon but I have never heard of someone not knowing the sex of their own dog- NEVER. This is a very large community of dog owners so if it's so common it seems like it would have come up before. I hope this dog gets a good home too and I'm not doubting that there is a dog. I also hope:
1. That this is, in fact, their dog and not a "found" dog.
2. That this is, in fact the dog's paperwork.
3. That anyone considering this dog will research the heck out of these
people, the vet and the breeder and realize that the story does NOT make sense.
4. That everyone will take into consideration that when questioned on these things, they ended communication.