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Originally Posted by Pinehaven  What misinformation is being given, do you have the email correspondence between these two people?
You say that "If someone is only into breeding for the $$$ then they will do anything in their power to blame the new owner instead of stepping up to the plate and admit it might be from their breeding." Well when the buyer will not provide vet reports, labs, and other information to back up their claims, do you really expect a breeder to end a breeding line, based on an unhappy buyers accusations? Sure it could be hereditary but it could also be a result of many other things too.
Opinions are one thing, actual happenings and facts are another, and the fact is, that dogs do have seizures as a result of food sensitivities and dogs do have seizures from something as simple as running into the leg of a table hard enough. My vet has seen both of these reasons, cause seizures in her patients. |
Personally I think it is the approach a breeder takes and how the new owner will respond to them with information. If a breeder immediately starts trying to find reasons why it is not their breeding lines and back peddling then it shows me they are not as interested in the dogs as they are in shutting down a breeding line and their investment. A reputable breeder would not be as concerned with shutting down a line as they would be in producing happy heathy puppies. I have seen so many breeders immediately blame a dog for jumping off of a sofa for LP, I have seen contracts for puppies that makes my skin crawl to even call them breeders...they are just greeders IMHO. I don't personally think we spend enough time on YT looking at contracts of breeders because they tell a real story.
I would like to know how many dogs has your vet seen have seizures because of food sensitivites or run into the leg of a table? Yes it can happen but the odds are very slim on a dog having these kinds of seizure just from food.
I would also like to know why the OP has not come back to defend herself..