Does anyone get the dogs from a mall pet store?
I see these poor little white dogs in cages in the mall, and I think that would buy them? Anybody can afford them? And if they did, they were good? And how could it be?
In a way I did. I answered an ad in the paper advertising poodles for sale. I think I should have clued in better when I told them I was calling about the ad, and the answer was, "What? Have several." but continued with them, and ultimately bought a white toy poodle. gave me a warranty for your health and told me that she had been raised for them by Amish woman with whom he had a contract. (I will return to it later) so that the day after I got puppy, I took her to the vet for an exam. she had a genetic defect. was called "laxating bearings, and that means its hind legs gardens were not in the patella tendon to go up and down. accordingly, the tendon goes from side to side. in a large dog, the condition is paralyzing. for her is undesirable, if only kicked the legs back behind her as she walked faster. Now, when I bought it, the health guarantee that I gave was that if the vet found a problem, and I had a week to have their strong (I did the day after I got it), I could not exchange, or get a second puppy, my choice. oh, yes, she was sick when I have him. it was a fever, and somehow had a cold. well, I had to pay money for medicine for her and the office visit, and the first shots. so, I called and told them about their conditions. said that in no case could have a second puppy, but that it would exchange. I asked if I was going to reimburse your medical expenses, and I said no. then I wondered what would happen to her if she brought her back. said they would turn around and just sell it to someone else. I stayed with the dog. then I was very attached to it to even consider letting her go. I think that operate on that premise. I'm going back to it later is a sad, tragic. I learned over time I had been dealing with a place that was a "front" of puppy mills. my child was a puppy mill, but by then it was discovered out. the "Amish woman" who has created for them is part of a group of Amish people who actually run puppy mills. I know, you hear "Amish" and believes that "old-fashioned, quality, decent …" not in the business of dog. if someone tries to sell you a dog that was bred by the Amish, do not buy. is a factory Puppy running. back to Maggie. who also had asthma. This dog was a genetic disaster. the first time he had cleaned his teeth, had to remove 5. and she was 4. Most dogs do not need dental work, until they are much older than that. when I was 7 years old was blind, a condition common in poodles, but usually occurs much later in life. by the time Maggie was 9, he was senile. that was lost in the apartment where he had spent his entire life. I made the hard decision. and still cry for her. life expectancy, it was a "sound" dog must have been 18 years and she is only halfway there. well, the cute puppies you see in the cages at the mall from mothers who are kept in conditions that make you vomit if he saw them. and are not "sound." usually staff a pet store or tell you not to know the answers to the questions you can ask about the origins of the puppies, or say it was "imported" from another country. there is a huge red flag. which always means puppy mill. or simply lie total. are more expensive, by a large factor, I've seen "Cockapoos" for $ 1500. and not even a purebred dog. I have heard from a potential customer an official they were "about to be recognized as a pure breed." that's not true. not going to happen. if you really want to give a good home to a dog, you can almost always find one of a rescue organization or shelter. you can go to dog shows and talk with exhibitors, and contact with "real" breeders. to summarize However, do not buy a puppy from a pet store, unless you are prepared to have a lower but adorable pet. going to have a lot of medical problems. but not going to be trouble. I can almost promise you that. It broke my heart when I hugged her while she was dying. long before his time.
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