I had contacted Katy and Brian about buying a flat coated retriever an filled out their application. It was accepted and they told me I was one the list.
When they puppies were born, they contacted me and told me there were 12 puppies and I was number 11 on the list. One of the females died so they asked if I would be OK with a male, which I was.
After waiting for the person ahead of me to make her decision, they had finally told me they had a puppy for me. They began planning a date and time for me to meet them and pick up the puppy.
Four days before I was supposed to pick up the puppy, they call me and tell me out of nowhere that they were not going to sell me a puppy. The reasoning they gave me was that I am a college student, am on my college's fishing team, and because I did not know where the city was we were going to meet at.
This poor and no sensible reasoning leads me to believe that they had given the puppy to someone else who they knew more or who played more money. I had already purchased a new kennel for the puppy as well equipment for training him to hunt, which is no useless for me because my second choice of a dog is larger than a flat coat.