I don't think this puppy was sold as a "show prospect" but rather just a breeding prospect. It's doubtful this puppy could be shown but I don't think that's the intention of the OP. I think she was expecting a nicer puppy from a champion sire, but it didn't happen. The sad truth is that if you pay an inflated price for a young puppy (especially before it is even born), it could turn out to be either really nice, or really terrible. I don't know if that's the fault of the breeder or the buyer. 
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