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Originally Posted by tjdmom  It seems to me that we all run the risk of having something like this happen when we purchase a pup. There is no way ANY breeder can totally prevent this from happening. Something like this can crop up in any line and anyone who say's it can't is not being honest. How the breeder handles it is what's important. It sounds to me like Breny is handling this as well as anyone could expect. I personally would not recommend her doing a single thing until she was given your vets name and info so that she can contact them, don't you think it's fair that you at least provide that to her? I just don't understand how you would expect any kind of recompense until you have given that to her. By the way, I don't know Brenda at all. Have seen her posts on here though and the way she cares for her pups is apparent. I hope you are able to work things out. |
Well said!!
I do know Breny personally and know she will do what is right once she has a vets proof of this being genetic or caused by injury. As breeders we need to be reputable, but we also need to protect ourselves and require documentaion for proof. I truely feel this needs to be handled privately!
