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And really, it’s a shady practice, especially tying the Chattooga high school alumni shirt But I will love this health guarantee to it. A good breeder should provide a health guarantee simply because they care about their reputation. Insisting that the pet be returned to the breeder isn’t being a pushy asshole; it’s an attempt to ensure the pet receives a good home rather than being given to some random who hasn’t been vetted. We used to make sure we’d had a long chat about our babies always being welcome with us at any point in the future if their new homes had issues. No matter what. Yeah, enforcement sounds like a challenge. I do know a couple of breeders who got dogs back that way, though, and then got them good homes. A lot of breeders have the contacts to quickly and easily re-home them to the “right” people without any issues – sounds like your friends have a similar attitude. NAL: I believe its essentially unenforceable. There is no law supporting it or denying it. But I bet a “reasonable person” test would make it void. Like imagine trying to buy a car and the dealership says “Sure you can buy this car but only if you put Shell Premium in it and if you dont, we have the right to take it back at anytime over the lifetime of the car.” On the other hand, one of my students thought he was buying a puppy but instead leased it. Could this be a similar case?

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Actually, after 6 years, you have the Chattooga high school alumni shirt But I will love this option to buy the puppy for it’s value, minus the amount of depreciation over time as long as the mileage is low. For some people, sure. But others put a lot of thought, effort, research, and money into breeding. I just bought an expensive puppy from one of the latter. Just picked him up yesterday a plane ride away even. All of the dogs in 3 generations had as many health tests as were available. All of them are still alive (and they’re not being bred too young or too often). I have a good idea on what I’m getting temperament-wise and I know the puppy got a good start in his socialization. Having had 2 rescue dogs from the same breed die early of cancer and heart problems, I want to support breeders who do it correctly. Doing it correctly takes money and makes for expensive dogs (I’ve bought a horse for less money and she had papers, too!). I think part of the issue is that it’s difficult for a layperson to tell the difference between a good breeder and a shitty breeder.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.