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Originally Posted by Mardelin  One way to possibly get the pup you want is to deal with a breeder that temperament tests their dogs.
I never accept a deposit on a pup until the possible owners come and see the pup. However, by that time I have a feel for the families personalities. |
My first time ever accepting a deposit is when the owners came to meet him first. But, I would like to ask, if a breeder puts the puppy for sale when they are young and not ready to leave the litter and they go through this change in personality and appearance and then the potential new owners are not satisfied with them what would you do? Give the deposit back or force them to take the puppy? Give a portion of the deposit back because there will be additional cost to keep them or what? I am just wondering and curious if there is a stipulation in anyone's deposit contracts on here covering this.