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Cares4Dogs · 07-31-2010, 03:06 AM

I wouldnt doubt it. Even if they werent I'd not walk, but RUN from purchasing a puppy from them. Not only do they let dogs go before 12 weeks, but their "lifetime" guarantee doesnt cover anything.

The genetic defects they claim to cover contradicts itself in paragraph 20 "limitations of lifetime guarantee". They disclude common genetic diseases that run in yorkies. Also in that paragraph they state that you must keep all receipts for purchases of quality food and supplements they recommend and if you dont keep those, then it voids the contract. I've never heard of that.

Then, whats the deal with not being able to vaccinate the puppy for 10 days after you've received it??

What floored me was in the contract it says they are not responsible for typographical or photographic errors--meaning they probably wont be sending the same dog in the pics. Your liable to end up with a very low quality pup that was not what you thought you were purchasing and you would have no recourse.

I didnt think the puppies looked so good. I think its possible that they are brokers.

For the prices of these puppies, you can find one cheaper from a reputable breeder with a honorable contract worthy of your signature.

07-31-2010, 03:06 AM	#2
Cares4Dogs Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: USA Posts: 975	I wouldnt doubt it. Even if they werent I'd not walk, but RUN from purchasing a puppy from them. Not only do they let dogs go before 12 weeks, but their "lifetime" guarantee doesnt cover anything. The genetic defects they claim to cover contradicts itself in paragraph 20 "limitations of lifetime guarantee". They disclude common genetic diseases that run in yorkies. Also in that paragraph they state that you must keep all receipts for purchases of quality food and supplements they recommend and if you dont keep those, then it voids the contract. I've never heard of that. Then, whats the deal with not being able to vaccinate the puppy for 10 days after you've received it?? What floored me was in the contract it says they are not responsible for typographical or photographic errors--meaning they probably wont be sending the same dog in the pics. Your liable to end up with a very low quality pup that was not what you thought you were purchasing and you would have no recourse. I didnt think the puppies looked so good. I think its possible that they are brokers. For the prices of these puppies, you can find one cheaper from a reputable breeder with a honorable contract worthy of your signature.