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Originally Posted by purplekisses77  no i didnt get a contract i asked her about that before i bought her but she said she would sell her to me without a contract......but she asked for a contract the minute i had issues with her after i bought her, i had bought her to show and for pet originally.... but then when i said how her personality was and the ticks and skin issues to glenda she said, breed her you will get a dream dog out of her and that should make up for the money you paid for her .......she said the skin was cuz she kept her in oil and that she has a bad issue with ticks in her area that she didnt see the 12 ticks all over her body!!
and she said she kept her in a kennel and didnt work with her much because she wasnt going to show her her self this was after she was here with me?? i asked her then why when i asked about her age and personality you didnt tell me all this she said she didnt know till the day before she shipped her!!!!!
i should have known i know but i trusted her and she seemed so nice on the phone and in e-mail... till i had an issue that i needed her to address |
The highlighted is Glenda's standard line.
No reputable exhibitor/breeder sells a show dog without a contract. A stringent contract at that. One that holds you to showing and Championing the dog. Also, breeder will prepare a dog for the ring......Sorry you got dupped. No contract....you are without a bit of luck.
However, I'm not sure if the new Oklahoma laws would hold Glenda to other things...Like being over the limit.