[MindieRose]

I suppose if it were me in her situation, I would have offered to sell the dogs for my friend if she didn't want to hassle with the whole process, so that way they could have at least been able to go to pre-screened good homes. Although that would almost make her a broker, she could have explained that she had saved them from going to a petstore.
I recently ripped into someone prematurely on craigslist because they had three 4 week old puppies that they were going to rehome in a couple of weeks. They said they got them from a pet store, and I thought they bought them at a pet store which is illegal in MI to sell a pup under 8 weeks, and I thought it seemed fishy. Turns out, they were dropped off at a petstore, and this lady rescued them, was taking care of them till they were alittle bigger and stronger, then finding good homes instead of letting them go to anyone. Glenda could have done something similar instead of letting them go to a pet store. Just makes it seem like she does not have the best interest of animals in mind. I am sure she has beautiful dogs that are probably healthy and all that since she seems to care about her quality and her lineage, but I don't know that she cares about the dogs themselves so much as she does her own personal recognition as a breeder, if that makes sense.