basically, I have a puppy I can't keep, he is 13 weeks old, and has done exeptionally well with training etc, knows quite a few commands already, is very clever etc, apart from one issue - the biting, it's not just normal biting and rough play, but is actually very agressive.
Before you say anything, I have tried EVERYTHING to train him out of this, no techniques work, and when his agression is directed at my 3yo DD, I just cant take the risk that he will grow out of it.
It's not fair on her, DD can't be a normal 3yo, do anything she norally does for fear of getting attacked!
So, the breeder has agreed to have him back, but says she has no money to refund to me!
I'm assuming that she used the money for the sale of the puppies to pay off a large debt, because 8 puppies at £250 each is a lot of money!!
He is not purebred by the way, so he is not kennel club registered or anything like that.
I have asked her to have him back asap, otherwise he will go to dogs trust or somewhere similar, but now she is getting a bit nasty towards me (via text!) about the whole situation.
I made a mistake in getting the puppy and fully admit to that, now i just want him gone before he hurts DD again. I did a LOT of research, and waited months before getting him btw, so it was definately not and impulse decision, it just hasn't worked out
Anyone got any advice?
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Am I entitled to my money back for a puppy I can't keep?
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cordonbleugh · 17/11/2009 15:22
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