Devilsadvocate4education*just My Opinions*
Las Vegas,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, March 07, 2009
Cherry is very common to several breeds (like peke's) and does not usually fall under any warranties or under any of the lemon laws I know of. They usually cover things which are severe, debilitating, life threatening etc. all of which cherry is not generally considered to be. There are several breeds it is wiser to expect it with as it tends to occur often, or more often than not. Does your purchase contract have a list of specific exclusions? Cherry eye is usually mentioned in that category (even in California). It is also likely that they have run into the issue before considering how common it is and are aware of whether or not they are required to cover it, but who knows. Did you notify them within the 5 days? I would suggest researching and talking to vets who do the different types of corrections so that you may make what you believe to be the best decision for you and your pup. I also can't help but wonder why folks are purchasing these mix breeds as opposed to going to the shelter or a rescue or something? Good luck and please keep us posted.
Devilsadvocate4education*just My Opinions*
Las Vegas,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, March 07, 2009
Cherry is very common to several breeds (like peke's) and does not usually fall under any warranties or under any of the lemon laws I know of. They usually cover things which are severe, debilitating, life threatening etc. all of which cherry is not generally considered to be. There are several breeds it is wiser to expect it with as it tends to occur often, or more often than not. Does your purchase contract have a list of specific exclusions? Cherry eye is usually mentioned in that category (even in California). It is also likely that they have run into the issue before considering how common it is and are aware of whether or not they are required to cover it, but who knows. Did you notify them within the 5 days? I would suggest researching and talking to vets who do the different types of corrections so that you may make what you believe to be the best decision for you and your pup. I also can't help but wonder why folks are purchasing these mix breeds as opposed to going to the shelter or a rescue or something? Good luck and please keep us posted.
Devilsadvocate4education*just My Opinions*
Las Vegas,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, March 07, 2009
Cherry is very common to several breeds (like peke's) and does not usually fall under any warranties or under any of the lemon laws I know of. They usually cover things which are severe, debilitating, life threatening etc. all of which cherry is not generally considered to be. There are several breeds it is wiser to expect it with as it tends to occur often, or more often than not. Does your purchase contract have a list of specific exclusions? Cherry eye is usually mentioned in that category (even in California). It is also likely that they have run into the issue before considering how common it is and are aware of whether or not they are required to cover it, but who knows. Did you notify them within the 5 days? I would suggest researching and talking to vets who do the different types of corrections so that you may make what you believe to be the best decision for you and your pup. I also can't help but wonder why folks are purchasing these mix breeds as opposed to going to the shelter or a rescue or something? Good luck and please keep us posted.
Devilsadvocate4education*just My Opinions*
Las Vegas,#5Consumer Comment
Sat, March 07, 2009
Cherry is very common to several breeds (like peke's) and does not usually fall under any warranties or under any of the lemon laws I know of. They usually cover things which are severe, debilitating, life threatening etc. all of which cherry is not generally considered to be. There are several breeds it is wiser to expect it with as it tends to occur often, or more often than not. Does your purchase contract have a list of specific exclusions? Cherry eye is usually mentioned in that category (even in California). It is also likely that they have run into the issue before considering how common it is and are aware of whether or not they are required to cover it, but who knows. Did you notify them within the 5 days? I would suggest researching and talking to vets who do the different types of corrections so that you may make what you believe to be the best decision for you and your pup. I also can't help but wonder why folks are purchasing these mix breeds as opposed to going to the shelter or a rescue or something? Good luck and please keep us posted.