Ouch! On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 22:49, Peggy & The Girls <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > Why won't you pay for the Vet bills? You admit the pup got sick while > under your care. Does this mean that if she returned the pup to you, that > you wouldn't take the pup to a Vet and pay to make it healthy again? Why > would you purposely sell a sick puppy to begin with, if you are so concerned > about your reputation? > > To be honest, you should not have bred dogs to begin with if you can't > supply adequate heat for them. > You should not be breeding dogs at all, if you have no intentions of giving > them Vet care when you know that is always a possibility when breeding dogs. > > > The woman is obviously in love with the puppy, like so many of us get when > we buy a puppy and yes I think she is looking for you to pay the Vet bill > and yes you should be made accountable to pay it. > > You just labeled yourself as a typical Back Yard Breeder. A good breeder > would have had the mother and all the pups checked by a Vet before they are > sold, regardless if the pups were sick or not. A good breeder would not > breed dogs knowing they can't give them the extra heat that they need. A > good breeder makes sure that he/she has money set aside for Vet bills Before > they breed. A good breeder doesn't just breed to make money off of > livestock, they breed to better the breed. > > > > > *-------Original Message-------* > > *From:* [email protected] > *Date:* 2/11/2011 10:25:24 PM > *To:* [email protected]; > chiexpressions<[email protected]>; > [email protected]; chrisdbf <[email protected]> > *Subject:* [Chihuahuas] oppinion? > > > > Would like some oppinions here. Sending this to Christian groups for moral > oppinion, breeder's group for the breeder's oppinion and non-breeder chi > group for the buyer's oppinion...covering all my basis :-) > > My pups were ready to go Monday, and they went quick! 3 of the available 4 > were sold before they were ready to go! However, last week was extremely > cold here. I'm gonna be very frank and honest. I can not afford to keep my > heat very high. My temps inside my home are set at 56. We keep > covered..its the best I can do. Anyhow, a couple of the pup's got a cold. > We had already arranged pick up of the pup on Sunday so when I met her we > discussed the cold. She did not have to take the pup but I told her, if > she wants it, take it to the vet and if the vet says anything is wrong, > she can return it and I will give her her money back. Monday I called her > to see what the vet said. She said the vet said the pup had broncitis but > was otherwise healthy and gave it some antibiotics and said he would be > fine in a few days. Again, I offered her a refund and return of the pup. > She said no. Said he would be fine. My contract states you have 72 hours > to tell me you want to return the pup and it states that if there is any > health concerns, remedies are limited to buy back of pup...I will not pay > vet bills. > > Today she calls says it has been a week (actually only been 5 days) said > the pup was still not better and that vet wanted to do x-rays ect and > said it was genetic. I told her it absolutely was not genetic. I also > told her, although it had been longer than 72 hours, in order to preserve > my good name, I am STILL willing to give her her money back and she can > return the pup. She said they would wait and see what the test say and > then decide, then hung up. So I texted her and told her I would keep the > offer for a refund open another 24 hours....which will be 6 days total > when my contract clearly states 72 hours. > > I do not know what she is wanting. I think maybe she expects me to pay the > vet bill, I don't know....but what more should I do? I will NOT pay vet > bills. I do accept that the pup got sick under my care which is why I have > extended the refund time. But at some point, I have to be able to say the > deal is done. > > Marsha > > > > <http://members.chello.nl/aasteekelenburg/> > > > -- Pam, Ducky, Monster, and Bruiser.
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