I'm not a breeder but when looking for Gus, I came accorss a very nice lady to had sold one of her puppies to one of her friends. Rosie, I will always remember Rosie! She was just a tiny little thing. At 10 monthes she was only 1.6 lbs. Anyway,,, her friends husband was a drinker. And was trying to get it under control. Well while on the phone with her friend she over heard her friends drunk husband yelling at Rosie and Rosie crying soon after him yelling. So she hung up the phone, went to the bank to pull out the money in the amount they had paid, went to thier house gave them thier money back and took Rosie back. She ended up keeping her and even though these people didn't have the puppy that long and she recued her, Rosie still is a very nervous and scarde dog and has a hard time with strangers especially men.
Yes I feel the breeder has every right! They have to make sure these precious babies to go right homes. I give good breeders alot of credit. It would be so hard for me to go though what they go though. the problems that can and do happen. Whelping, dead pups, sick pups, winging out potentail buyers. And most of all letting a puppy go. I couldn't do it! My hat's off you guys.
