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Originally Posted by YorkieRose If this buyer came me and said they wanted a 4 to 5 pounder..I would ask how important is size? If the dog goes 2 pounds over, will you still be happy?...just about 100% say that is not a problem...but to expect 5 pounds and get 12 is not the same...I would expect my money return, IF these things were discussed before hand...all depends on what the breeder promised...and they should write it out so no one gets confused...and most certainly, if the buyer said they were thinking of breeding before hand, they deserve a refund..
It is so much easier to show people the parents, grandparents etc...tell them it will be a healthy, pet quality pup at the time of the sale. Have the vet weight from check up and calulate adult weight from there...but if size is the main issue, tell them to go elsewhere.. |
It was written out in emails exchanged between the two that were posted yesterday and no pictures of the grandsire were provided until yesterday. I know I would be P#$#$. I am the same way. I wanted small dogs and I paid big for them trusting the breeder. I got upset when it looked like Ceeby would be larger but he has settled in at 3.4 pounds and is soooooo fragile it worries me so now I am hoping he will fill out and gain another pound. Of course where they know they have gotcha is they know we fall in love with these puppies and will love them no matter what. But I want what I pay for. No more, no less.