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Originally Posted by gabberlicious  It sounds kind of like a puppy flipper...... We got Bella for $600, called the breeder on her registration papers, and the breeder told us she sells her puppies for $350. She was sooooooooooo worth it, but it was extremely frustrating. We asked the breeder not to sell to her again and she said she won't. Just be careful. Bella's story was that they "didn't think she was the dog for them." And the house was a wreck. If anything seems out of place or funky, ask her for a trial period (really, you should do this anyway). Put down a deposit and take her home for a week. Take her to the vet and make sure she is healthy. Then you can see her personality and such. If you like her, keep her. If you don't, then you won't feel tied down to anything. I wish you the best of luck!
-Gabby and Bella |
This is a very common problem! That was my initial thought, followed rapidly with the "stolen dog" concept....I was happy when the lady offered to go to the vet with you before money had exchanged hands....not for sure she would have done that if she had found that baby and was selling it.....that goes back to the flipping concept....let us know what you decide on the baby....I think once you set eyes on the little dog, it is a done deal! Be sure you get EVERYTHING paperwork wise. that she has on the baby....