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Old 03-03-2007, 01:18 PM   #5
JeanieK
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If he has a vet's statement that the puppy died of pneumonia that is all he will need to take action. For his own mental health he needs to bury the dog. Keeping it in the freezer has to be horrible for his mental state.

How long did he have the puppy before it got sick? did it have it vet checked right after he got it?

If it was healthy when he got it and did not develope pneumonia for a week or more after he had it in his care, then I doubt that there is any recourse.

If it was sick right away, then that is different story. but he should have contacted the breeder immediately.

I feel very sorry for him, maybe his family can help him get a new one, or maybe he isn't even well enough to care for a puppy.
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