Off topic poodles come in 3 different sizes, standard, minature, toy.
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Originally Posted by sashajade poodles have 2 sizes as do other breeds, |
I don't know the terms of the sale that went on but here is my two cents. If the buyer was looking for a standard yorkie with plans on breeding him and they told the seller this and the seller told them that he would be standard size and great for breeding,
then if the dog does not turn out to be what they agreed on, standard size, then they should be refunded atleast a partial amount because they can't breed him like they had planned.
Now, if the buyer never mentioned wanting to breed him or did not have the intent of breeding him then the seller has every right not to refund them, the dog would have been sold as pet quality which is what you got rather than breeding quality
Not trying to offend anyone
but
If I looked at this dog and the parents and had plans on breeding him I would not have bought him for this purpose because looking at the pictures the parents even grandfarher are not standard to the breed. If I remember He is of pet quality as is his parents and I do believe even the person who breed them said that they were pet quality not breeding or show quality. Whether the seller told the buyer that, I do not know. I do know that if the pup was bought as pet quality that you got exactly what you paid for a nice pet yorkie.
This all is one big miscommunication between the buyer and the seller. The seller should be clear to the buyer what to expect from this puppy and what quality it should be. As well as the buyer should be clear to the seller exactly what they were looking for in the pup, size, color, whatever it may be and the motives the buyer has for the pup, show, pet, or breeding.
In my opinion, it sounds like both sides need to be better in communicating in what they want and what to expect. So it sounds like both of you are at fault for the way things turned out. One may be at more fault than the other but nonetheless it is what it is.
