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Originally Posted by alaskayorkie This is more of a question about health contracts than an answer. Do any of them ever include a clause saying part of the buyer's money will be refunded if they choose to keep the pup and use the money for surgery to repair a congenital disorder?
I'm thinking of the person who falls in love with a pup and discovers it has a treatable form of liver shunt.
It just seems like it would be costing the breeder the same amount of money whether they refund the money or provide a replacement dog. Why not do the thing that would make everybody the happiest?
A spay or neuter clause would be mandatory in such a situation. |
I think that would be a wonderful clause.
I've not seen it before. I purchased a dog (20 years ago - for my parents) that I REALLY wish the breeder would have done this for me!!! That is before I knew what a puppy mill was... sheeesh! Live and Learn.