My Review of GREENS TREASURED YORKSHIRE TERRIERS - MICHIGAN

[Breny]

Originally Posted by mynameisjake128

in doing more research on her over the last few days, her kennel used to be under a different name "greens tiny treasures" or something like that. She also breeds chis. Who knew.

Just for the record, My website WAS titled Greens Tiny Treasures That is not a secret! I even posted that I was making a change in a few threads and there is info here as to why I changed it. There was a simular website out there and she became a member and I also want to change my name to represent that I breed Yorkies, not Tiny Treasures So I made the change Nothing shady about that and its posted here all over when I did the change. So thats why I changed. I like my new website alot better

Now for the breeding of Chihuahua's? Of course everyone knows I had one litter of Chihuahua's here. I think I talked none stop about them, LOL They are an amazing breed! This was back in 2006. My girl ended up with a c-section and I never bred her again after. It was amazing having those babies. I never, ever, hid that fact. I don't breed them any more, although like I said, I LOVE the breed!!!

[Missiemiss]

Originally Posted by Breny

I just wanted to say that I am working to settle this with Jacob. I am willing to to above and beyond the contract HE SIGNED.

I am still in need of receiving his Vets notes and Xrays stating they feel this is genetic and not from any type of possible injury.

My main concern is for the puppy at hand, not money.

I have read some very untrue things here but I am still wiling to work this out with the buyer.

People know me. I AM ethical and will do what is right.

Bren - I have seen your site and read alot of posts that you have made here. Just from those I see you have integrity and your response here shows that you do. Thank you for keeping this to the facts.

[Breny]

Originally Posted by tiggerr36792

I am sorry about your puppy. I know Brenda and don't think this makes her a bad breeder. I think whats important is how this is handled so both parties feel it was handled fairly.

Perhaps she can offer to refund the purchase price of the puppy to go towards the surgery. She can also allow you to keep your precious pet and send you a replacement puppy to make this right. Whats important here is to handle this properly and honestly and fairly. You need to send vet proof of this before trying to ruin a breeder to be fair imo. This should be handled between the both of you imo properly before taking this public. I truely believe Brenda will do whats right and make sure this is handled correctly. I wish you the best and do hope it is all worked out between you both.

I would not want to take his baby from him. I have made him an offer so we can work this out. I am still waiting for the Proof from him so I can review the info with my Vet.

[JeanieK]

Originally Posted by chickwit

If the Breeder is willing to replace the dog then why not just give the amount of money that they would recieve for the dog if they sold it ?
That could help with the vet bill!!!!Knowing that once someone gets attached to there little ones their not going to part with them no matter what is wrong with them.......they are now part of someones Family!!!!!
So sorry about your little one
Sending Prayers your way

If the buyer wanted to keep the puppy, and the defect was proven to be genetic and required surgery, I woud not have a problem refunding the purchase price. That is something that could be negotiated.

[Breny]

Originally Posted by tiggerr36792

I want to add that I feel any breeder can have issues that arise at one point or another. We can only strive for perfection however there is no 100% guarantee no matter how much we test and do to insure healthy puppies. Things can turn up when un-expected at any given time. What sets reputable breeders apart from non-reputable breeders is how a situation like this is handled. Please handle this properly and fairly before being so set out to ruin someone. Handle this privately first before ruinning a persons reputation un-necessarily is always best.

Agreed

[Breny]

Originally Posted by JeanieK

If the buyer wanted to keep the puppy, and the defect was proven to be genetic and required surgery, I woud not have a problem refunding the purchase price. That is something that could be negotiated.

Absolutely

[Sugar's Mom]

we all knew Breny had a previous website and name. In fact, we helped her with this new one and helped her choose a name . We all also know about the chis sso you are revealing nothing.

[Nancy1999]

Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom

we all knew Breny had a previous website and name. In fact, we helped her with this new one and helped her choose a name . We all also know about the chis sso you are revealing nothing.

While it true that many of you knew these things, it's also true that having multiple website names, and raising more than one breed are considered "red flags." In Breny's case, the reasons for this were explained, but I can understand why this would cause people concern, until they investigate further.

[chachi]

Breny I am sorry this wasnt handled privately like I think it should have been. I have never known you to be anything but kind to people on here. What has happened here could happen to any breeder. Dont let this get you down there are many of us that look up to you

[kpstoybox]

[QUOTE=Breny;2547708]I just wanted to say that I am working to settle this with Jacob. I am willing to to above and beyond the contract HE SIGNED.

I never doubted your ethics for a second Brenda.

I hope everything gets worked out, and little Lucky gets the treatment he needs to live a normal, happy life with his family.

[MyFairLacy]

Originally Posted by Breny

I just wanted to say that I am working to settle this with Jacob. I am willing to to above and beyond the contract HE SIGNED.

I am still in need of receiving his Vets notes and Xrays stating they feel this is genetic and not from any type of possible injury.

My main concern is for the puppy at hand, not money.

I have read some very untrue things here but I am still wiling to work this out with the buyer.

People know me. I AM ethical and will do what is right.

Very good

[TLC]

Originally Posted by JeanieK

If the buyer wanted to keep the puppy, and the defect was proven to be genetic and required surgery, I woud not have a problem refunding the purchase price. That is something that could be negotiated.

I honestly wish more breeders would do this. We as buyer (for the most part) are good people. I think that shines through when WE are willing to spend thousands of dollars to have surgery or special Vet care to save or prolong our babies life. But WE didn't sign up for that and I honestly think the most fair thing to do is refund the purchase price.

I have become friends with a YT member that purchased a little boy from a YT member, paid good money for what was suppose to be a healthy pup...Well the little boy had to have surgery for a Liver Shunt - This disease is so stressful for the Pup and the owner and even though he had surgery, his whole life has to be taken carefully in every aspect. She didn't sign up for that, but she took responsibility and is making sure her baby can live long and healthy life. As far as I know, the Breeder will not refund his purchase price, which I think is plain cruel.

[Breny]

Some (including the OP) were asking for links stating that Legg Perthes was not proven to be genetics, like as with Luxating Patella's, it could be also be caused from injury.

Legg-Perthes

SiriusDog.com - LEGG CALVÉ PERTHES DISEASE

http://www.angelfire.com/fl/atjournal/lp.html

Just a couple stating it is not confirmed to be genetic, that injury and trauma may also be a cause

[Breny]

[quote=kpstoybox;2547809]

Originally Posted by Breny

I just wanted to say that I am working to settle this with Jacob. I am willing to to above and beyond the contract HE SIGNED.

Originally Posted by Breny

I never doubted your ethics for a second Brenda.

I hope everything gets worked out, and little Lucky gets the treatment he needs to live a normal, happy life with his family.

Thanks. Me too. Lucky is a very special adorable little guy and deserves the best.

[LuvmyYorkies2]

I'm glad this is getting handled by the parties involved. I see nothing wrong with the buyer posting his concern or his review as he saw it. He is an outsider and does not know Breny like most of us here already do.

It's not fair to tell him not to post his "review" on this "breeder review" forum when that's what it's for. It's not a "only positive breeder/vet/groomer review" section...it's for all. Yes -- he should have gone as far as he could to settle this & make sure all the facts were presented between he and the breeder before he posted his review, but he is a new owner....we've all gone about things as new owners the wrong way...no reason to beat him down for it.

Even after seeing this, it made me have no different view of Breny..I knew she would handle it ethically & appropriately and I would still recommend her website to anyone looking to buy...at the same time, I'm not going to condemn the buyer for doing what he did either.

Just present him with ways to handle this or that (as some have already done)!

Glad it's being worked out though and that's the main thing! Anyone seeing this should also conclude that even the best of breeders such as Breny may run into situations like this but that they are handled efficiently.