I know a lot has happened to you with your puppy and the breeder and I'm so sorry you are having to go through this.
I just read your post and it's Monday morning. You said that the breeder finally called you back? Wasn't that after you left the message saying you would take legal action though? I'm sure she was very good at reassuring you that she would have never sold you a sick puppy but please don't fall for it.
It is ultimately your decision, but I was wondering if you were still planning on taking legal action against her? I know she was waiting till the 14 day guarantee was up to contact you, that is - until you told her about legal action, she knew exactly what she was doing by waiting to call you, if at all.
You sound so sweet and caring and I just don't want you to get taken advantage of by this woman after talking to her on the phone. Even though it's past the 14 days now, you can call your phone company and get the phone records of how many times that you tried to reach her. The courst will use these and it shows precisely how many times you tried to reach this woman regarding your sick puppy.
If it ever comes down to legal action, you have everything on your side, including honesty which apparently she doesn't have; and the court will see right through this woman. These BYB's may think they are so clever, but really are not.
After hearing your story, even though this has happened to you, and even though you are so worried about this right now, you and your new puppy will be okay regardless. You are doing everything right by your furbaby and what you don't have the answers to, you're getting on this forum. The people on this forum are so wonderful to help and along with your vet, you will get through this with your new little furbaby! Just hang in there and take precautions like you're doing with her. I've never had a dog with hypoglycemia, but I hear they are a lot of hard work and it gets scary and expensive the first year or so but things get balanced out.
Can I ask, does your vet specialize in small dogs? I assume in your area, they probably would. When I got my yorkies, I had to change my vet; I could tell when I went in the first time, he couldn't answer all my questions due to the breed. And that's okay! We live in rural West Texas, where there are several large animal vets and that's who we had used. They dealt with cows, horses, bulls, large dogs which we had..... so I changed to another vet that came highly recommended for small animals and esp yorkies! Not only that, I just came out and asked him and his staff how many Yorkies do you have for clients and have treated?
Okay, I'm off for now, just wanted to be sure that you got the phone records in case you were still pursuing this.
Please keep us posted on how your little one is doing.