Monica
Lake Helen,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, May 09, 2005
Pet purchasers are required by law to hold up to certain standards. One being, animals sold have to be at least 8 weeks old and have a CURRENT Health Certificate. The other is that they be free of congenital problems and disease. You can get this info at www.flsenate.gov and your looking for S.S.828.29
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Bucyrus,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 05, 2004
Since you have seen the conditions at this breeder's facility, you know first hand what is going on. If your vet is willing to sign an affidavit that your puppy was ill at the time it was purchased, contact the District Attorney in the county where the breeder is located. File a complaint. Contact Animal Control in that same county and ask them to investigate. Going to the UKC(?) is also a good thing if that is where the parents are registered. Please do not return the dog to the breeder. A breeder that is selling sick animals will not bother to provide appropriate medical care for the dog. I do encourage you to attempt to get the dog's initial medical bills paid for by the breeder. Is the amount more than small claims court (either in your county or the county where the breeder is located) allows?
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Bucyrus,#4Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 05, 2004
Since you have seen the conditions at this breeder's facility, you know first hand what is going on. If your vet is willing to sign an affidavit that your puppy was ill at the time it was purchased, contact the District Attorney in the county where the breeder is located. File a complaint. Contact Animal Control in that same county and ask them to investigate. Going to the UKC(?) is also a good thing if that is where the parents are registered. Please do not return the dog to the breeder. A breeder that is selling sick animals will not bother to provide appropriate medical care for the dog. I do encourage you to attempt to get the dog's initial medical bills paid for by the breeder. Is the amount more than small claims court (either in your county or the county where the breeder is located) allows?
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Bucyrus,#5Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 05, 2004
Since you have seen the conditions at this breeder's facility, you know first hand what is going on. If your vet is willing to sign an affidavit that your puppy was ill at the time it was purchased, contact the District Attorney in the county where the breeder is located. File a complaint. Contact Animal Control in that same county and ask them to investigate. Going to the UKC(?) is also a good thing if that is where the parents are registered. Please do not return the dog to the breeder. A breeder that is selling sick animals will not bother to provide appropriate medical care for the dog. I do encourage you to attempt to get the dog's initial medical bills paid for by the breeder. Is the amount more than small claims court (either in your county or the county where the breeder is located) allows?
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Bucyrus,#6Consumer Suggestion
Thu, August 05, 2004
Since you have seen the conditions at this breeder's facility, you know first hand what is going on. If your vet is willing to sign an affidavit that your puppy was ill at the time it was purchased, contact the District Attorney in the county where the breeder is located. File a complaint. Contact Animal Control in that same county and ask them to investigate. Going to the UKC(?) is also a good thing if that is where the parents are registered. Please do not return the dog to the breeder. A breeder that is selling sick animals will not bother to provide appropriate medical care for the dog. I do encourage you to attempt to get the dog's initial medical bills paid for by the breeder. Is the amount more than small claims court (either in your county or the county where the breeder is located) allows?