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Old 01-25-2010, 06:15 AM   #4
Mardelin
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Originally Posted by jencar98 View Post
A full refund on your puppy for Coccidia or Giardia? No, I wouldn't think so, but then it would be nice if they offered to pay for the treatment. Now, if the condition was allowed to go untreated for a period of time where there could be permanent damage to the dog, then a refund possibly. More likely though, you would get another puppy from the same breeder instead of a refund.
If the condition is left untreated by the new owner I don't think it would be the breeder's responsibility to replace or refund the money. This is where a relationship with the breeder comes in to play. The relationship with the breeder shouldn't end when you walk out the door with your puppy. Your breeder should go over the possibility of certain things that can happen after the pup has left their home. A contract should be in place stipulating that the pup be examined by a vet within a certain amount of time. Also, frequent phone calls between the new family and breeder during the first week or so after the transition.
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