Good for you for contacting them. I'm beginning they are telling the public a politically correct answer. Their first story was the dog was a rescue, and now it has a concerned breeder who insists it stays with its mama. Doesn't that concerned breeder or rescue understand a dog should not be an impulse purchase. Sharon has many other dogs, and a concerned breeder would want to know if the dog was a good fit. Concerned breeders and rescues want every puppy placed in a permanent home, not a temporary home.
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