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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  I am guessing you know this breeder because of how sensitive you have been about it. You can look at many breeders website and see red flags its done all the time just like these kind of threads are. The poms where being sold to young. I was also concerned about the LP issues the breeder her self said a puppy had when selling it. It was said the poodles breeding program and been turned over to her and if that is true then that's more then one of two breeds. Go ahead I know many people who don't like things I do with my dog but I bust my butt taking care of her so go ahead review me all the way. |
You guessed wrong don't know this breeder from Adam. The LP was disclosed to the buyer as a good breeder does disclose.
The issue this OP had was a dirty dog, ear mites, and with in 24 hours the leg was broken, there was some evidence of earlier remodelling (according to her vet) the breeder apparently was un-sympathetic on contact, and suggested a casting - which is up in the air in how this occurred as the two posters recalled different things. The breeder claims the OP was worried about cost of surgery, and said well maybe you could cast the leg if surgery is too expensive for you. The OP remembers a different conversation. Again *he said she said*
My point is you can not tell everything about a breeder by a web presence or lack there of. Cautionary signs are just that cautionary - and not definitive!