Being a Puppy-Pooper
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- Опубликовано: 9 ноя 2024
- The plaintiff says she bought a puppy from the defendant’s shop, but the puppy was sick and tested positive for parasites, so she’s suing. The defendant says the plaintiff contacted her four months after the sale with a vet bill.
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That person who coughed during the plaintiff's testimony is the first time I have heard sounds from the gallery. I hope the plaintiff doesn't construe it as a sign the person loves her and she should take them home.
Ok guys, how to get a girlfriend?, just cough in her face
I thought the same thing. Lol
😂😂😂
Damn it! Too late. She is now stalking person who coughed! 😤😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you Douglas! I swear Douglas. Just quit! How rude! 😁😤😂😂😂😂😂😂
pet shop= puppy mill... buying a sneezing puppy was a huge mistake. She should have taken the dog to a vet as soon as she got it.
It’s true all pet stores get the dogs from puppy mills or from greedy ass breeders and then sell the dogs for thousands. They are disgusting immoral assholes. Rescue, rescue, rescue! Pet stores and breeders should be outlaws until all kill shelters have been abolished and made illegal.
@eddiesaviarycom-fu9meBut many petshops do get their animals from mills.
@eddiesaviarycom-fu9me I prefer shelter dogs lol
90% of pet shop animals come from mills. Some partner with rescues and sell them that way.
@eddiesaviarycom-fu9meI will tell you right now 99% of pet shops are direct from puppy mills or similar a person or persons who breed dogs like a mill in their own home and ship them off - I am all for legit responsible breeders bettering the breed - but not shops -
The puppy was sneezing and didn't want to be picked up...PERFECT, I'll buy it! Obviously, the puppy had digestive issues. But, some people shouldn't have dogs because they have no idea how to care for them. I feel for the dogs in this case.
Lol 😂 if I saw a dog sneezing, I’d say no thanks. Not keep it.
Right🤦🏾♀️. Constant sneezing would atleast make me think the dog has allergy issues or something of that nature.
😂Right!!!😂
The only exception I can think of is if the dog is a brachiocephalic breed (a breed with a smushed-in nose like a shih tzu, pekingese, pug, bulldog, etc).
Those breeds can make a “sneezing” or “snuffling” sound when they’re excited. Especially as puppies.
But often it’s because they have deformed sinus cavities and shortened nasal passages and can’t breathe properly.
It’s why they have a reputation for breathing loudly and snoring as adults. Because their sinuses, soft palate, and nasal passages are deformed to make that “cute” face.
My dog sneezes at me ALL the time 🤷🏼♀️
I'd offer it a tissue
That plantiff was crazy. I'd hate to have to deal with her.
Puppy breath? Wow...but I know Vets are expensive. But at the first sign of distress of a puppy, we're going to the Vet ASAP.
Thank you, Harvey, for educating the public on the benefits of rescuing. Puppy mills are horrific places. ADOPT Don't SHOP!
Exactly what I was thinking! All my animals are from rescue leagues. But not because "they always remember". The rescue leagues perform all the veterinary needs before they can be adopted.
Adopt or shop from responsible, reputable, preservation breeder. Those dogs you will never find in a pet store or in a rescue. The responsible breeders don't pump out tons of puppies. They know where every puppy is offer lifetime breeder support and will always take back that dog no matter what the situation is if you can no longer care for the dog. The problem is the backyard breeders and puppy mills that don't care what they throw together as long as it produces puppies. There are very good breeders that absolutely should not be lumped in with the bad ones. But that is just my 2 cents as a person who has been working in the per care industry going on 30 years now. And no I am not a breeder and I have never ever been a breeder.
I purchased my puppy from a breeder who is extremely reputable. I tried to adopt the retake is ridiculous, and they still want a fee in my case was 600.00 so i dint understand the difference.
Buy from a reputable Breeder.
Absolutely! Even if you choose a "good breeder", adopting is better for the simple fact that this world has approximately 3.1 million homeless dogs in it as we speak. Breeding takes away from a dog who actually needs a home. Also, these dogs aren't here to have their bodies put through the pain of pregnancy and birth just to make you money.
The puppy pooped so much because she was overfeeding it. Lots of puppies will overeat if you let them. And if the puppy had symptoms after a couple weeks and then had symptoms again after going off the medicine, did she have her other dog tested for parasites? Maybe the puppy got the parasites from her other dog or from somewhere on her property.
Yeah, if the puppy was eating so much, the right thing to do would have been to make sure it doesn't over eat. You don't just keep putting down food if the dog is eating it fast, you don't leave them to free feed if they eat that much. You put it down, let them eat, then pick it back up. Then get them to the vet to find out what is going on with the dog that is making it so hungry.
Like the judge said, the dog could get the parasite from anywhere too. We have coyotes, rabbits, cats, and other small animals running through our yard all the time and when my dog got hookworm, the vet outright said that they could get it just from walking in poop from an infected animal and licking their paws. it happens.
Sadly puppies can get parasites so easily, I take every pup I've had to the vet and they can easily get worms no matter how good of an owner u r. I'm speaking of worms that u can buy dewormer from any pet store. I've had 2 litters of pups from my Labrador's and I give them de wormer around 6 weeks just in case and then they go 2 the vet at 8 weeks right b4 they went to their new home.
I'm still trying to find out what is puppy breath supposed to smell like? Biscuits? 😤😂😂😂
@@mamacindyrogofsky495 I understand puppy breath smell lol Not explainable just a specific smell
Not over feeding, if you had listened to the buyer, it was taken to the vet and found to have parasite, which can cause illness and pooping too much. Better learn from your vet about backyard breeders, for they always sell puppies with parasites.
I adopted my dog from a shelter after being in there for 6 months and I’ve had her for 2 years now and she still wants to people please, she definitely still shows that she knows she was rescued ❤
I bought my puppy from a breeder and i had her for 13 years and she still shows/give me and my family the same ❤️ from day one!
Your point?
Why do people think it is a virtue to assume their dog feels vulnerable for the rest of its life for having been adopted?
awww🥰
Iv always shopped for my dogs! But after hearing this from you, next one I’ll adopt! Ur not the first person that has said this!! My purebreds know they cost a lot and expect me to bend over backwards for them lolol! I want a dog that appreciates me hahaha
@@34stzoo settle down dog whisperer lol
With every puppy I ever sold, I informed the buyer it was their responsibility to take the dog to the vet within the first 48 hours of ownership. I wouldn't even release the dog to the new owner without current vet information.
If you don't release the dog, how do they take it to the vet???
@@mysinusesrkillingme3975
They were required to provide the information of their current veterinarian, or where they had made an appointment for the puppy.
@@stevenbear1610 you must be a private breeder, because no puppy store is that responsible in the selling of their animals. 😁
@@mysinusesrkillingme3975
I was. I raised herd dogs for livestock farms. They were also wonderful companion animals. I went so far as to not even plan a litter of pups until I had a sufficient waiting list of new owners.
@@stevenbear1610 I really wish all breeders were like you. Folks assume the initial cost of the animal is the biggest expense they'll encounter. They spend hundreds or thousands of dollars on their new pet, just to neglect it after purchase.
I love that Harvey has always been (and still today) is the biggest advocate for Rescue’s! Adopt don’t shop🐾
Buy from a reputable breeder if you need a dog for something besides a pet. With shelters it's hit or miss whether they have a suitable stock dog or household guardian with a good stable temperament. I'd always go with specific breed rescue before an animal shelter, because people knowlegable and experienced with the breed will have fostered the dog, taught him manners, fully vetted him (heartworm treatment if needed, all vaccinations and wormings), and are familiar with his likes and dislikes - whether he's OK with kids, cats, etc.
Unfortunately as a dog trainer and behaviorist myself, Harvey’s preaching is irresponsible.
When adopting a dog from a rescue you have unknown genetic and breed history, unknown training/socializing/trauma background, or how much the personality will change when taken from a situation like a shelter to home/family life.
Adopt if you can or feel its an option for you; but please stop preaching that its the only and best option for everyone as it really, really is not.
I disagree with the OP and liked the responses.
@@FilmerOfBobcats I’ve worked for shelters, granted for cat shelters not dogs, but we almost always know the personality of the animals in our care whether they’re pure bred or not.
When possible we ask the previous owners as much as we can about the animal’s personality and likes and dislikes. Many of the cats stay with fosters at first while getting medical treatment, so they’re often in a home where you can find out how they handle children, dogs, other cats, etc.
Also, the shelter I worked for was cage-free as much as possible and we often simply played with and observed the kitties so that we knew their personalities inside and out.
We knew which ones gravitated towards kids and wanted to play. We knew which ones would probably prefer someone to just sit on the couch with them and watch tv. Etc etc.
And most dog shelters are the same way. They have fosters that know the dogs as well as their own dogs. The dogs get taken outside to play (if they’re playful), to jog (if they’re joggers/runners), or simply to explore and sit in the sun if they’re couch potatoes.
And you get to know a LOT about an animal this way.
The shelter workers then know which dogs would be good with big kids, gentle with little kids, a great fit for joggers or athletes, or for folks who maybe work from home or are elderly and just want a cuddly companion. They know which dogs are clever, which are stubborn, which are shy, which are eager-to-please, and which are happy-go-lucky types.
At most shelters all you have to do is say “this is what my family/living situation is and this is what I’m looking for” and they will bring you several dogs/cats that fit your needs precisely.
And in my experience, one of those 3 or so animals just clicks and everyone knows that’s The One.
Even if it’s not the exact breed/color they were originally envisioning.
@@alexlibby5087 I absolutely agree with you. I literally just went through this, with a hefty vet bill to show for it. I've gotten pets from just about every option available, and the 2 that I've rescued- though I couldn't love them more if I tried- have had the most health problems.
The plaintiff has no idea what she is talking about. Her interview afterward confirms she doesn't listen.
No one should by from a pet store! They will be puppymill dogs which is very cruel and the puppies will be sick and inbred.
First of all, do not buy a pet from a friggin pet store!
How about don't buy a dog from a store or a breeder period! Adopting is so much better. Millions of dogs are without a home on this planet. Rescuing a dog is rewarding.
I got 2 puppies from the pet store and they are perfectly healthy.
Then who will?
I purchased dogs from reputable breeder known for over 20 years best dogs I’ve ever owned healthy and perfect temperament and behavioral traits it’s very hard to get that from a rescue and all the horrible untrained and neglected dogs. I’m not responsible for the lack of responsible owners who abandoned their dogs or surrendered them to shelters. If I want to buy a puppy I have the right to do so it’s not your call it’s mine . I am not against anyone who decides to rescue but don’t be deciding for me mind your business what people decide to do when acquiring a new puppy
I love puppy breath. It is a real thing.
Oh I love puppy breath!!!
its real but i don't love or hate it,
It smells skunky
I’m surprised the judge allowed the defendant to talk over her like that.
I think the plaintiff is still confused
She is the type that you see with a dog stroller 🙄
The lady actually described the stool and the amount of poops and saying the puppy didn't have puppy breath. At that moment I knew she was nuts and without even knowing about the medical problems I knew she wouldn't win.
How is that her being nuts? She did well in describing what the symptoms were, and breath and feces quality are very good indicators of health, both in animals or humans.
@@veronicamoody3981 Agreed!
She likely overfed the dog which is extremely destressing to a dog's GI. You have to have a strict small feeding routine at first. Pups will eat ANYTHING and that leads to problems.
Harvey asked "where would you get the healthiest dog" not the best dog. The problem with rescues are sometimes you can't tell the history, both health and raising it
But this wasn't a rescue.
With breed rescue we often do get the papers on the dog and an interview with the owner to find out about the dog's history.
Yea, there are cases of them attacking their new owners! They will always keep that on the down low so it wont affect the adoption rates.
Harvey is a fool!
Whereas breeders purposely sell INBRED dogs. Unless a dog is a MIXED breed it will NEVER be a "healthy" dog. Purebreds are ALWAYS sick. It's just the problem of INBREEDING
@@34stzoo The niece of my BF adopted a pit bull from pit bull rescue and after only a week he turned on her without warning and nearly tore her arm off. It took a neighbor beating him off with an ax handle to save her arm and her life. He was taken to the pound for the rabies quarantine and the rescue contacted. It turns out he'd already mauled 2 people. Rather than shoot him, they sent him to another state's rescue organization and never told anyone about his violent history.
I agree Harvey! Rescues never forget you saved their life and there is such an overpopulation of animals that need good homes 🐕
I have a rescue. She is wonderful.
Harvey is an idiot and shouldn’t be giving advice to anyone or asking anyones opinion
I wouldn't want a dog who feels it owes me anything, why would I ? I have the most beautiful pure bred G S, never needs a leash, in my town it's leash or under voice control. We go everywhere he listens to me. I don't believe in leashes or crates. 12 years never had a problem.
As a dog groomer, I have heard so many stories that rescue dogs... came with existing problems. Chasing cats, getting out, digging up garden, not getting along with other dogs, etc etc. As nice as it is to rescue a dog, it's like buying a used car. it comes with baggage. Buying a puppy from a reputable breeder, the pup grows up with your other pets, and you can train it to your life style. I've rescued, and bought pups... and the pups fit in a lot better than the rescues.
Something's wrong with your new puppy and you wait two weeks to see a vet?! That woman killed her own dog. Dogs get parasites, it happens. Waiting two weeks is what escalated it to such an extreme.
Yes I ❤dog cases, mostly because the owners are usually are so ridiculous.
Me, too. Landlord/tenant cases are boring.
Poor Harvey. He didn't get the answer he wanted from anybody. (Rescue, for anyone who doesn''t know Harvey well.)
Worms can live in the ground for years. If a puppy gets worms vomiting, poops, swollen belly, not eating, not gaining weight are signs of worms. When you get a puppy it usually needs to go to a vet within the first week for shots and health check. If you dont disinfect everything the puppy has touched, layed on worms live on surfaces for a certain time. I bought a puppy it died withing 7 days of having her. I took her to the vet within 3 days of getting her, but the 2 types of worms she had for over a month already done the damage and she was weak. When she got the dewormer meds and the damage it had done on her stomach and blood cells it killed her. I tried to save her i spent over 1k trying to save her. The breeder was a POS. He wouldnt give me the puppy price and vet bill money back. He decided he would give me another puppy, i specifically told him to make sure the puppy didnt have worms. He brought me the puppy, 5 months old, belly full of worms. It took us 7 rounds of medication and almost 3 months to get rid of the worms. We picked up the poop immediately after him going to prevent the worms from getting in the ground. Even poured bleach on spots. He is now healthy and happy. Been worm free since all that in the beginning. The breeder really pissed me off. He didn't even do basic care for the puppies.
The defendant really wouldn't stop talking when the judge started talking lol
I would never think a puppy sneezing is sign of love, it is a sign of illness. And the seller probably told her it was okayed by the vet. And the plaintiff went to a backyard breeder, which breeds sickly dogs, and they usually contract all the parasites from the mother dog.
Reputable breeders are by far the best source. We screen for genetic defects, eye anomalies, hips and elbows, temperament, etc. Any reputable breeder will stipulate in the contract that you have a 2 yr warranty on genetic defects including hip dypslasia. They will also take the dog back at any time in its life. On the side of the buyer, vet appointments have been hard to get since COVID.
Any time I purchase a puppy or adult, it's off to the vet we go that day or the next day. If he has any issues, I want to know right away. A puppy avoiding you or cowering in a corner is a major red flag that either it is not socialized and/or it has a shy fearful temperament. Neither is at all desirable.
soooooo you adopted the puppy and fell in love because it SNEEZED at you... and then you're surprised when the puppy turns out to be sick? lol
There are too many wonderful dogs that need to be adopted instead of pet shops and puppy mills. The puppy was sneezing before she bought the dog. The owners knew that the puppy was sick.
When you buy or adopt a dog, take it to the vet immediately!!! At least 2-4 days after you spent a day/night with him and can state any concerns.
Defendant did know she was selling backyard puppies and puppy mill pups. She said sister was part-owner of the shop. But apparently sister left the part-ownership. She did not want anything to do with the lawsuit.
If you love animals rescues are the way to go1 You are saving a dog from being euthanized. Dogs are loving, giving, non-judgmental beings. I'm 73 and I haven't been without a dog. If you take a rescue you are helping shut down unethical puppy mills. I bought one dog from a breeder. She was wonderful! The rest of my dogs were/are rescues and they are wonderful too! I just love dogs.
Sometimes. I rescued one dog. She was great. I had her for 15 years and miss her like crazy. I got another dog from the same rescue and she was hard to love and had lots of medical issues. She was beyond loyal and I loved her too but I think I’d rather not have had the issues I had with that crazy dog.
Lol at Harvey not answering his own question
Agree with Harvey! Rescues are the best dogs. They are blessed!
No their not! Its a stupid dog/animals! Thats all!
Rescues are a gamble, you know nothing about breed, temperament, genetic health defects, vaccination history, training history. When one researches reputable breeders then one does get to know the health, conformation, temperament, and breed drive level provenance of the dog. You have a relationship with the breeder for the life of the dog, and indeed you pay for that in the purchase price. My breeder wanted to know who my vet was, and I was contractually obligated to get a puppy health check done within a week. Reputable breeders keep cleaner facilities, often in their home, and keep things low stress in addition to beginning socializing. Shelters are the opposite of that, unsanitary, exposure to multiple diseases and parasites, high stress and lack of adequate interaction. It feels good to rescue a shelter dog, but don't make the claim that you are getting better quality than you really are. Also, shelters are dumps for irresponsible breeders and irresponsible and uncommitted dog owners--so, they facilitate and enable irresponsibility.
@@34stzoo Dogs are mankind’s best friends. Whether rescue or top breed they are a blessing to mankind and should be looked upon and treated as such. Just my personal opinion. Have a nice day.
@@34stzoo Rescues are stupid but from other sources they are not?
@@barbarapaton4005 No need to soften your statement with "just my personal opinion". Women are unfortunately taught to do that.
Puppy breath....if you don't know you have missed out on a little slice of heaven.
Harvey needs to be getting checks from rescue dog places he goes hard for them.so often.....pay the man
I’ve had dogs/puppies for 45 years, and my daughter is a board certified veterinarian, specializing in ER & Critical Care. Sneezing can actually be a sign of kennel cough, which is highly contagious among animals. The plaintiff should have taken her puppy to a vet right after she got her, for an initial check-up, and because puppies typically need to be de-wormed, as well as checked for parasites, etc. A sneezing, aloof puppy is not always a good sign. The plaintiff was moved by emotion and not by knowledge.
How can the defendant testify for her sister/partner? No one else gets to do that.
Pet stores frequently get their dogs from puppy mills 😢
That lady probably shouldn't be a dog owner yet. She clearly saw her new pup having some issues, but she was too lazy and cheap to take him to vet, or even the e.r. dog vet which where I live is open 24 hours a day. What's wrong with her. That's a brand new puppy. Guess she decided to rub some Robitussin on em and call it a day.
Exactly!! She was cheap and lazy!
@@Kimi1968ful $ 1600. on vet bills no, not lazy either, I just think she fed it too much.
Sneeze🤣🤣🤣 describe puppy breath😁love it
She bought a puppy mill dog, though I'm so happy the puppy is okay.. please please please do not buy dogs or cats from pet stores. Some pet stores work with local adoptions so you can adopt from local shelters but never should they be SELLING puppies or kittens. It's a sure sign that the dog is from a backyard Breeder.
The Australian Shepherd Club of America (ASCA) revokes the registrations of pups sold by pet stores. That greatly decreases the incentive to buy them from pet stores and hopefully cuts into the profitability of puppy mills. I wish the AKC would do the same.
Reputable and responsible breeders might be using their back yards for their dogs. Buying a dog from a family is not certain abuse.
@@cypherknot "backyard breeder" means an amateur breeder/one not meeting standards, not they they literally have a backyard. A responsible, reputable, ethical breeder isn't a "backyard breeder"
Also, an ethical breeder would NEVER sell to a pet store.
@@illegalturtlee Kind of like a shade tree mechanic. The best mechanic in the world may have a nice shade tree. It's the quality of work they do that makes them a shade tree mechanic or not.
@@illegalturtlee an ethical breeder would create mixed breeds dogs/mutts to expand the gene pool..NOT one breed of inbred dogs....
That's what is ethical.
What breed of dog is this puppy? How old is it? Did the pet shop owner provide proof of vaccinations? Puppies DO have to eat more, and more often than adult dogs. This plaintiff sounds childish and ignorant in her knowledge of dogs. Any puppy isolating and sneezing is highly suspect of being ill. That is not affection.
As much as agree with Harvey on the rescue dogs , meaning rescuing a dog from their bad unwanted life.NOT a rescue dog meaning they rescue People from a burning building or out of a lake
Edit ps ,I had to just send message earlier without making my actual point cause my phone started to ring ,and I wanted to answer.
So not all "RESCUE DOGS" are gonna be great dogs, lots are gonna be from puppy mills and then dumped for exactly the reasons I don't buy pet store pets or puppy mill dogs. But I have taken " free " ones. Not so free if you need to spend thousands of dollars on their vet bills. Well In general the rescue dogs are a better choice for people who just want a appreciative dog when they have had an actual bad previous life. Not all are good dogs , just like not all puppy mill dogs are bad health and mental problems due from over breeding and neglect.
The defendant was right - THIS situation is why the (rather strict) contracts exist.
Everyone knows Puppy Breath 😍
IKR? Where has she been? 😂
Okay Harvey, move over... I love you, sweetheart. I volunteer at the local Animal Shelter and Adoption Centre, and he's right. Plus the veterinary service clinic for our rescue adoptions is like the Mayo clinic, although I'd love more room for the post ops. We never seem to have any returns and working in the Cat enclosure, the first sign of bugs- usually feline flu- is taken incredibly seriously. They are separated and quarantined along with any caddies in with them showing symptoms. We all know the symptoms and educate adopters on those. All the paperwork includes these health alerts and the pets are to be brought back to us if they get sick in the first twelve months. We rely on public funding, and donations because the government sees us as way down the line of priorities... we have a brilliant director whose father founded us.
The cats come in a little shocked, but after a day or so we have cuddled them into settling - if that's their thing.
And we have a lot- a lot- of pure breds come through which is heartbreaking. Please think about it if you can. It's not free but there are financial programs for the elderly and those who can't afford vet care... believe me.
Queensland, Australia.
I bought my German Shepherd from one of the oldest most respected kennels in Germany 🇩🇪 for a price that would get you a very nice used car.
I picked her up from the airport on Saturday and Monday she was at the veterinarian for a complete physical.
Veterinary check-ups including fecal exams are just common sense on a new puppy whether it is a puppy mill puppy from a pet shop or a future champion from a top kennel.
I loved lived in Germany all dogs are welcomed there in any restaurant or store, I only had pure bred G.S. Mine was bought from Amish farmers, 12 years no leash when we go walking, no crate. He waits for me to say something before he crosses a street.
The dog sneezing is s sign that the dog loves you not that it has parasites! WTF!
I have no patience for anyone who mistreats, harms or sells sickly animals in any way. But I do believe that this defendant sold a puppy that was sick prior to to sale. Unfortunately, the plantiff signed a document absolving the defendants of any wrongdoing if something goes awry which happened in this case.
Defendant is running a scam.
Yes to rescues. And no to puppy mills. Inhumane. Period.
Ugh!!! Don't shop, adopt!!!!! Quit buying dogs from stores! A lot of times, they're sick!
It's unfair to preach "only rescue!" I'm a responsible, loving pet owner. I've rescued off the street, adopted from a shelter and purchased from a store. My most recent shelter rescue got severely sick the day after we brought her home (obviously she was already sick, but it was not yet apparent). A HEFTY vet bill means that many people would have not been able to afford her care- let alone the time, patience and emotional rollercoaster. What 'quality of life' is a dying because someone can't afford ridiculous vet bills, but don't worry- they get bonus points because "rescue"? No. I adore this little one, but that first week was rough and financially/ emotionally draining. It comes down to being a RESPONSIBLE PET OWNER, regardless of where you got your pet.
If you can’t afford pet care don’t get a dog. 🙄
The sneezing is bad but the hiding is worse.
Defendant needs to take a breath between sentences
How is this not her fault for not taken the puppy to the vet!
Puppy breath is real. And its not a bad smell. Its puppy breath smell.
Pet stores have there own vets that will side with seller. 😁
Which is why it is always the buyers responsibility to take a cat or dog to their own vet within 14 days. Otherwise you are shit out of luck.
As the judge said animals are living breathing things. They get into stuff they aren't supposed to.. they get injured by sharp objects. They accidently encounter parasites on walks or from someone tracking dirt in on their shoe.
A lot can happen in two weeks which is why states limit it to that long. Any longer would allow more problems
She went from "I was waiting for time for the shots" to "that was the earliest appointment I could get" kind of fast....
Huh ? When she heard sneezing , that's a bad sign ..and needs to go to vet
You're supposed to take to vet Immediately
How does judge have dogs but not know what puppy breath smells like????
Everyone commenting on puppy breath. Me listening to someone coughing up a lung in the audience 🤨
Why would you buy a puppy that "comes in on trucks" to a shop with a refrigerator full of medications?
Absolutely not.
My dog sneezes when he gets excited! So I can see what the thought🤷🏽♀️
Huh?
Dogs can sneeze for a variety of reasons. The most common reason is to show they are not qgressive (the same way humans yawn to show they are not violent) Usually it's harmless but if the dog had GI issues... That's a sign something is VERY wrong.
The defendant is so sneaky. I wouldn't buy anything from her.
Why don’t people just answer the questions that are being asked of them? “When did you take the dog to the vet,” doesn’t mean, give me a story, then let me ask you again, and again, until I finally get my answer.
Plaintiff is absolutely bizarre.
Never buy a dog from a pet shop. Get it from a rescue service.
Sigh. I hear the complaint, I know the question immediately - does she have a letter from the vet saying it was not saleable? Case closed.
Never heard of puppy breath?
Yea the puppy was sending u a sign that it is a sick 🐶 and u r cray cray!! 😂😂
You’ve never smelled puppy, or kitten breath?? 🫢 That’s yet another one of the sweet things that comes with having a brand-new furbaby. 😍
I got a 8 week Boston terrier last December and he developed diarrhea after a few days. I called the vet and had an appointment 2 days later. Who waits that long?? Ridiculous!!
I absolutely believe the plaintiff was not able to get into a vet for a month. My vet doesn't have appointments for a few weeks out, and that's for existing clients. If you are a new client it's 4-6 weeks.
My best dog and soul mate is from a pet store…he’s the best ever, more so than I’ve had from breeders or the rescue, 16 yrs and going strong! Sorry Harvey my rescue who I loved so much was bipolar 😂
51 years old, I have adopted dogs from different sources. The best for me was an ad online - free to good home. This dog was from a good home, no traumatic animal shelter experiences. The dogs you get from the pound or a rescue are disturbed. I agree with you 100%.
I fully agree that our dogs can be our soulmates. I know mine is. ❤
Also, it is EXTREMELY EASY to forge cet papers!
I know Harvey is going to say it, but.....
RESCUE RESCUE RESCUE!!!!!
have purchased healthy pets from a pet store and from a breeder and from the local SPCA. pets can pick up a parasite from anything anywhere. what we never did years ago was take the pet to the vet for every single little thing. Definitely for rabies & distemper shots but that was about it unless the animal was having some kind of major problem which was rare.
Where does he think rescues originally came from lmao😂
Is this case from NJ??? Because I know of a pet store named this in Red bank NJ
Sounds like a scam to me. They wanted her to take her dog to their vet. She should’ve taken her dog to another vet. I feel like they sold that dog sick.
Should have went to an emergency vet. Does not make any sense.
I agree with Harvey 100%!!
Hate to tell her its not uncommon most dogs make the snuff noise 😂
Totally disagree with Harvey. Rescue dogs once they become comfortable in your home their personality changes and no, they are not thankful that they’ve been rescued you end up finding out why they were turned in in the first place.
And I speak from experience
Much prefer getting a dog from a reputable breeder or perhaps a dog that is a rescue, but has been fostered in a home for several months
Right decision, but OMG the defendant doesn't know how to control her mouth. No idea how to pause and have a back and forth convo at all!!!!
A REPUTABLE breeder is the best bet for healthy. I.e. - AKC certified. Changing the answer to "they never forget" is irrelevant to the question. The requirements for AKC breeders are above those at your local shelter.
I could be wrong about this, but I think the puppy mills that the pet store owners buy their animals from are sometimes the ones who actually create this problem with parasites in the first place because that's where it starts, but the store owners share the responsibility for purchasing and re-selling healthy, saleable animals. It depends on the state laws, but morally, the stores should purchase from reputable wholesalers.
Rescue!!!!!
The judge doesn’t know what puppy breath is???!!!
Being full of excuses isn't a defense.
I suppose the judge knows where these litigants live, so for JM to suggest a different vet would make sense in a big city, however for example where I live, there are two vet clinics.
Neither are open on the weekend, open until 5:30 Mon - Fri, so if pets in our city need after hours or weekend care, we have to travel 2 hours.
We currently have a pup, it has taken a week or better to get her in for her vaccinations. Not every locale runs like a major city.
Having said that, if we felt our pup was ill, we'd make the 2 hour trip!
wouldn't a newborn smell like uterus? LOL
ROTFLMAO!!!!
That part
Puppy breath smells like skunk and it wares off once they are weaned!
Not always it lasts through the first year.
Why not take it to your own vet? Same one she uses for the other dog. She blames everyone for her screw ups.
How does judge not know about puppy breath? I love puppy breath and plaintiff is right it’s impossible to explain the smell but you know it when you smell it…..I describe the smell as CUTE! Lol! And newborns smell like poop and milk.
When did you worm your OTHER DOG? Dogs need to be wormed MONTHLY.