Someone please help me with advice :(

[bchgirl]

A necropsy needs to be done.

[sruss220]

I have to share this. So when I got my Bailey there was nothing signed or anything. So, today I get a "PUPPY AGREEMENT" in my mailbox signed only by the greeder (not me of course because I have never laid eyes on it) stating how coccidian isn't covered, an autopsy must be done, a replacement could be offered and NO vet bills are covered. It was salt in the wound. Anyone who reads this is smart enough to realize it was created, written, and printed only for me. It was full of misspelled words, bad grammer, and it is written in anger. I , of course, have not signed it and I feel it will only strengthen my case in the end. Any opinions??? This was no health agreement only something fabricated to cover herself.

[bchgirl]

Saying this gently...but the case of a puppy's death...it is routine for a breeder to require a necropsy.
The SC puppy lemon law requires it also.

[sruss220]

I'm not so sure it counts if it is received as a requirement three days AFTER the death of the dog.

[Cherie6446]

What a mess. In reply to a question you asked about letting the breeder know you are taking her to small claims the answer in Ca is yes. You must inform her of your intent before filling papers. When you get your papers for filing all the necessary steps will be outlined for you. Good luck. I hope hope nail her.

[lexi43]

So sorry to hear about Bailey. You did everything you could. I'm glad you are going to take this breeder (and I use the term breeder loosley) to court. Also smear her name all over facebook and anyplace else you can think of. I shudder to think of all of the other puppies in the litter. She should be burned at the stake because she is a witch. I hope someone can put her out of business because God knows who she is selling these sick puppies to.

[Kaitlynx89]

Originally Posted by sruss220

I have to share this. So when I got my Bailey there was nothing signed or anything. So, today I get a "PUPPY AGREEMENT" in my mailbox signed only by the greeder (not me of course because I have never laid eyes on it) stating how coccidian isn't covered, an autopsy must be done, a replacement could be offered and NO vet bills are covered. It was salt in the wound. Anyone who reads this is smart enough to realize it was created, written, and printed only for me. It was full of misspelled words, bad grammer, and it is written in anger. I , of course, have not signed it and I feel it will only strengthen my case in the end. Any opinions??? This was no health agreement only something fabricated to cover herself.

This is all so sickening I am so sorry you and Bailey both had to go through this. It makes me cry and it breaks my heart. I dont think we can even call her a breeder. I really hope you put her name out there to warn other future buyers and hopefully she will go out of business. She is selling sick puppies then not even caring and that is sad. I hope you take her to court and its all positive news for you . Bailey did not deserve that and she is getting whats coming to her.

[barkleylove]

If I were you I would also copy the information on YT from reputable breeders that say 8 weeks old is too young for a yorkie puppy to leave their mother. Arm yourself with as much evidence as you possible can. I really hope this person has to pay the maximum possible. Maybe you'll get a judge who is a yorkie lover Feel free to share her name on here, also. Does she have a website?

[sruss220]

Thanks so much for the well wishes guys. I am afraid at this point to put her name on here. I can however say that she lives in Gaffney, SC and sells and breeds yorkies, morkies, and poms from what I saw. I wish I knew someone who could tell me if this was worth persuing. If you look throught the posts, the views vary and I cant dump more money into this unless it will be a positive result.

[Breny]

Originally Posted by tricia208

This may not matter to you at this point but Bailey should not have died from Coccidia. The only way a puppy will succumb to Coccidia is their immune system is already compromised. Did you do a necropsy? The comment about Bailey's liver may be the problem. I would ask my vet if there is a possibility that Bailey had other health issues. This information will only help when dealing with the breeder.

You and your vet did everything you could. Something else was preventing Bailey from fighting off the Coccidia. I hope the breeder corrects this situation. I know there is no way to replace all that you have gone through and the expense.

I have not finished reading but under any contract a necropsy should be done. Did you vet guide you on that? And I agree, I have not heard of a case of Cocci like that. I am so very sorry for your loss. I know we fall in instant love at first sight and will move the world for these little ones!

[Breny]

Originally Posted by bchgirl

Saying this gently...but the case of a puppy's death...it is routine for a breeder to require a necropsy.
The SC puppy lemon law requires it also.

I agree. There could have also been something genetic, underlying

[yorkiefan_]

That's such a heartbreaking story. I can't imagine how devastated I would be if my pup had to go through that. I know it probably doesn't lessen the pain you're going through much, but you gave your boy the best fighting chance he could have gotten. I hope you can find a little bit of peace here on yorkietalk, sruss; this place was a lifesaver for me when I buried my girl in May.

[Verbena]

I just read this. I am so sorry for your loss

[lynzy420]

Originally Posted by sruss220

I'm not so sure it counts if it is received as a requirement three days AFTER the death of the dog.

The problem hon with this is: "Ignorantia juris non excusat or ignorantia legis neminem excusat" which means ignorance of the law is not an excuse...unfortunately, I think that works both ways.

[lynzy420]

Interesting to me how this Puppy Lemonlaw, atleast in this case, works against the purchaser. Sometimes some things just aren't right. This is one that really sux.