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Originally Posted by twinkletoes I am so sorry to hear about your loss! I will keep you in my prayers. Having 2 rows of teeth is pretty common from what I hear in these little guys. My Chloe has 2 rows of teeth but will get them taken out when I take her to get spayed. It kind of depends on the contract that you and your breeder had. Did she have a 1 yr guarantee or anything like that? If not I dont think that there is really anything that you can do about it. But I could be wrong.
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Yes, she does have a one year guarantee that would cover geneitc defects. I know now that it is comon for these little ones to have double rows of teeth, my whole thing is that the breeder never informed me that she had them and that I would need to take her to a vet to have them removed (more money). Not that spending money (that I didn't have... lol) on my little "Bean" was a problem, it is the whole idea that she wasn't honest with me. And more importantly, she never said anything about her having "loose knees" (which the vet. said she would need surgery to correct them) and she had to of known because she kept Zoe for the first 5 months of her life. I'm just so sad and dissapointed, I feel like I was set up for a broken heart, it's not fair. Thank you so very much for your reply, it feels good to know people will listen! Amy |
Since you have a health guarantee to cover genetic defects I would most definitely see what I could do about recouping my money or whatever is stated in the contract, even if I had to see an attorney. She outright lied to you. I have 2 yorkies and their knees do not pop.
I'm so sorry for everything that you had to go through with your baby. No amount of money will bring her back or make the pain go away. Hopefully it will keep this from happening to someone else.