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Originally Posted by Sunnie  Sad... sad.... sad! I know I already stated that I am sure this is the same dog in the pictures and also mentioned that the seller DID disclose in her ad that the dog had some aggression issues. That was not meant to insinuate that the OP should have known better. Just that greater care should have been taken.... possibly a contract written up to accept the dog on a trial basis. That being said it is too late for that now. Jasmanea, as the breeder/seller of this dog, I truly believe it is in your best interest to bring this little girl home and refund the original purchase price plus one way shipping to the buyer at the very least. If you truly believe that this girl was represented fairly, you will have no problem rehoming her to the RIGHT home. Don't ruin your reputation by letting this go. Honestly, as a breeder, I would want my puppies/adult dogs to go to the RIGHT loving home where they will be well taken care of and where they will be safe. I hope you step up and do the right thing and contact the buyer to arrange return of Emma.
To the buyer, I can see you are doing everything in your power to work with the seller. I wish you the best of luck. I wish Emma a happy loving home. |
I absolutely agree and she'll be put on a plane and returned home as soon as the seller is ready to do what is right and refund us. We aren't a payday loan center. Why should we be stiffed with the bill here when we aren't the ones that did anything wrong other than trust the word of the otherwise seemingly reputable seller. If only the person that returned Emma the first time around had stood up and said something we would have been properly informed and this wouldn't have happened to a second family.