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Originally Posted by purplekisses77  that was all great info and I will take all of your advice and thank you.... Also yes I do have bill of sale and a contract she sent me after my words of disbelief in my dogs condition when she came to me. I just don't know if I should sign it or not because how's its worded and all it really protects is the future puppies not being sold as full registration rights which that part don't bother me I am not trying to just breed and sell I don't want to just be a puppy breeder we have enough of thoughs I want to show and train and groom and do my own small breeding program. I feel I found the wrong breeder to trust .... I'm starting over but what about the female I bought and going on from here to put the right closer on all this because she don't even talk about it now. |
I'm not a lawyer and can't advise you about the contract. Here are some things I would think about
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1. Health guarantee - there is none stipulated in contract. What about if your girl has a type of structural defect which precludes breeding? Umblicial hernia? Uterine wall abnormality? Absent or missing ovaries?
And then of course all the other Yorkie health concerns: LP, Leggs Perthes, ED, HD, LS? etc.
Or quite simply is just not breed worth? Just exactly under what understanding did you purchase a pup from Glenda on?
About her health have you checked out with the breeder and the databases what health checks have been done? Investigated the horizontal and vertical lineage?
Has the vet done a real through examination with the knowledge that you were/are planning on breeding her?
What were her BATS at 6mths old?
Perhaps there is a breeder friend you can talk to, to help bring clarity to this situation.