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Originally Posted by bchgirl  I'll get crucified for this....but he is not your dog. I understand he's better off with you, but he is not yours.
That being said...she obviously has "forgotten" how much work he is/was...she probably has given no consideration what expense will be incurred moving to NYC either.
I personally wouldn't agree to watch him any additional time. I'd tell her no to that idea.
You have the money together to pay her correct? Were it me...I'd flash that money in her direction...cause I'm betting she'd take it.
Hope it works out in your favor.
PS and get a receipt.  |
I tend to disagree. I believe the dog is hers. They agreed upon the original price PLUS Vet COSTS. That is over and above any purchase of a pup and this was agreed upon. It is an oral contract which will stand up in any court if you have documentation to support it.
I would NEVER advocate keeping anyone's animal but this woman made a choice to let her dog go.
If this happened to me, and I could tell the woman was heartbroken and the pup was heartbroken without the first mommie...contracts or no, I would give him back.
But in this case...well..I'm not so apt to let my heart get the best of me.
Whatever you decide.... you do what is best for the pup:-)