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Originally Posted by tuntun  I am the person Vicki is describing in the post. What she is saying is completely absurd and ridiculous. Trying to find a buyer when you told us you will not refund the money until you have a buyer (but to bring back the puppy back for nothing) is *not* illegal, no matter what you may believe. And, there is no fraud here either. You only offered to refund the money now, originally you wanted the puppy without refunding the money until you sold it. How do we know we will get our money back then? Besides, we were trying to find a home for her and then we were going to contact you so that you can arrange the actual transaction with the papers, etc. Just like you were trying to find her a home, so were we to try to help find one quicker. But again just to be clear, your yorkie breeder laws are NOT the laws of the country we reside in. Keep that in mind before you accuse people of committing illegal acts or fraud, when that is simply not the case. There is nothing illegal about trying to find a dog a new home and *again* you did not offer to refund the money initially (actually you did and then you said you wont until you find a buyer, not very nice...). She is living in better conditions then she did at your house, so as far as her safety goes I think she is perfectly safe and happy. And she is separated from my German Shepherd so there is no issue there. I've already written to you about the problem, do you want me to repeat everything here?
The one thing that actually *is* illegal is you posting my full name on a public forum without my permission. I expect you to remove that immediately.
I already contacted you yesterday telling you that I will try to make things work and let you know. If you rather I explained everything here just le me know, but we were trying to protect you.
Anyway, obviously you are misunderstanding the whole situation and over reacting. Perhaps in the future you should be more educated about the situation before you judge people and make accusations.
To the other posters here, sorry if this is causing commotion. I intended no harm and we were honestly trying to find her a good home here as we knew there are many people here who love the breed. We made it clear who was the breeder etc and I think anyone knows its easy to give Betty a call to get any other information. |
I disagree with you on every point. As a breeder myself, I planned a breeding, watched that pup being born, cared for it, raised it,lost a lot of sleep through whelping and especially those first few weeks post whelping. Then I might decide it would be a good pet for someone to love. Do you really think a caring breeder would not care what happened to their pup after it is sold?
Most contracts require the pup be returned with a $5000 fine if it is resold elsewhere by the buyer. And yes it does stand up in court a contract is very legal in Canada, don't know what planet you are living on, this is not Europe where contracts are not legal.
Most breeders have that stipulation, money is refunded to the first purchaser is returned in a reasonable amount of time, when the pup is sold to a new owner. You must realize that after being out of my hands for a period of time I do not turn around and immediately resell.I have to be sure that pup is ok first.
Ana if you want a dog with no strings attached, don't even think of approaching a reputable breeder, try the dog sellers who don't care there are way way more of those than ones that do.
Why would it be illegal to post your full name? Not too proud of being called on what you were up to huh?