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by ghostly on 02 January 2012 - 06:01
Chrissy I feel so sorry for your boy. I just can't see any kind of reason this could be missed

by Slamdunc on 02 January 2012 - 06:01
These photos were certainly sent to Hans. In response I was told he "may grow out of it", which I doubted because it was so severe.
Chrissy,
At this point I would recommend documenting every phone call and email. I would document everything regarding the purchase of this pup from the beginning. I would keep very detailed records of all of your expenditures and vet bills. Keep detailed records of all of your vet visits as well. You need to decide on a course of treatment and get kaiser taken care of. I think now may be the time to set up a fund and allow people to make donations for Kaiser's vet bills and a legal fund so you can retain a lawyer. The rest I will send in a PM, rather than show your hand. This is horrific and I would plan on attending the Jinopo / Alpine seminar in February and confront them both in person. I'm sure the three attendees of the seminar would love to see the dogs Jiri and Hans are selling. He will even has some Police dept clients there, they need to know also. They will be two of the three attendees.
Anyone considering a dog from Hans, Alpine K-9 or Jiri at Jinopo please study those photos and then see what they have done to correct their admitted "f***** up." Nothing, absolutely nothing.
Jim

by Abby Normal on 02 January 2012 - 08:01
Yes, where is Hans? What on earth is he emailing Chrissy about if it isn't to make her a full refund offer? Is it still plyiing his 'warranty', or playing the poor me card?
He was feeling happy and relaxed enough to comment on the other thread on New Years Eve. But I guess he's still feeling warm with Chrissy's money still in his pocket.
Yes Chrissy, I agree, do set up your fund, your 'Kaiser' bank account, however you are going to do it, or give us an address by pm that we overseas members can send a cheque to. All this can be done while you are waiting on some action (?) from Hans.
Jim, will anyone else be going to the seminar? I do hope so (perhaps a small delegation)! Someone who is prepared and able to speak out about this situation, I don't know how Chrissy might feel about it.
How long do you suppose before we accept that Hans and Jiri are going to do nothing to put this right?
I was wondering you know how things can go viral on YouTube.......................
by workingdogz on 02 January 2012 - 10:01
This should make it crystal clear to any that had a sliver of doubt that this was just a "misstake".
If a breeder with so many years experience missed THIS overbite on a puppy he bred/raised/tattooed, you better believe he will "miss" other things on other dogs. If a broker/breeder/partner with so many years experience missed this overbite when checking for a tattoo to make sure he got the "right" pup, you can bet he also will "miss" other things on dogs/puppies he sells.
People should exercise EXTREME CAUTION if dealing with either Alpine K9 in Arizona or Jinopo Kennel in Europe.
It's quite obvious from the pictures of this pups overbite that they will try and "get one by" if their think there is a chance they can.
Hans has likey decided to stop posting since his words have come back to bite him in the ass really HARD.
Everytime he posts about "why" he can't do anything, he makes it worse on himself. He digs the hole deeper, his words and actions (or lackthereof) are his "shovel".
Now, once again, I ask those that have defended/supported the "theory" that this was a "misstake", would any of you had the same carefree attitude had it been YOUR hard earned money spent on this puppy? How would you have felt noticing this the second day you had him? Then your calls/emails going unanswered to the broker/USA Rep for Jinopo for almost 2 weeks?
Still think this was an "honest" mistake?
I ask again, Hans & Jiri, does it make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside to know you basically ROBBED this girl of so many things?
Not withstanding her hard earned money, you have robbed her of the ability to enjoy carefree puppyhood raising and training her pup, instead she starts and ends each day with worry about him.
I don't know how you two can stand looking in a mirror every day.
I know one thing, I am sure when Chrissy looks in the mirror she sees a stand up ethical caring hard working person.
Is business THAT bad that you HAD to screw this poor girl out of her money?

by Abby Normal on 02 January 2012 - 12:01
I would like to ask politely once again:
Why can you not give Chrissy the money back for the pup now. The next puppy you sell (or have even just sold) can be considered the one she is entitled to under your warranty. You are simply doing this 'imaginary' transaction for her, since she obviously cannot. There, everybody has done their best in a bad situation and you even techincally adhered to the terms of your warranty.
Where is the problem in that? I find it really hard to believe that you are refusing to do this. She has acted with nothing but honor, dignity and integrity (not to forget compassion for this puppy), will you please do the same?

by GSDBESTK9 on 02 January 2012 - 12:01

She was 10 months old at the time of these x-rays. After talking to the Ortho Specialist we decided to do a bilateral FHO. BEST THING I EVER DID!!! Blossom lived a normal happy life after the surgery and today at 10 years old, she is still going strong!!

FHO is much much cheaper than a THR. I believe I paid around $1200 for both hips, of course, this was 10 years ago and I was given a small discount because she was a rescue/shelter dog. But I'm sure you can still do an FHO nowadays for under $2K
The surgery was a success! And my girl is a big female, she was in the 70s already at that age. I just kept her lean.
by Schaferhunden on 02 January 2012 - 13:01
How can people believe in this joker.His bottom line is the dollar not Chrissy or her dog.He sells thousand of dogs and does not have the $1800 to give back to her.I would bet he makes more money on the sale then his partner. Go to his website he put on a world famous show He came to the PDB to Con people and now you see he does not even enter one word. He is guilty. Give Chrissy her money. My commitment to you does not end with the delivery of the dog to you.It just begins! Sincerely Hans

by Red Sable on 02 January 2012 - 13:01

Thanks for the laugh, I needed it.
Hang in there Chrissy, you've got a lot of good people backing you on here, which is wonderful to see!
by Blitzen on 02 January 2012 - 13:01
It gets clearer with every passing hour that this dynamic duo has no intention of going above and beyond their written contract. Legally they are not bound to offer one thing more than they have already offered. They have satisfied their warrantee. Not their fault that Chrissy can't have another dog right now and they were just too busy to give her a timely response to her concerns about the dog's gross overbite. Oops, just an honest mistake. Not to worry this well will never run dry, there will always be an ongoing supply of naive buyers waiting to import more of their dogs. Their lives continue unchanged.
Time to generate a plan to help this young lady to get her dog the care he needs. My plan is to send a donation to the vet who is doing the surgery.
PS: I'm not a breeder, just an interested observer of how this breed has become such a easy source of income for European breeders. Why can't we breed our own good dogs and finally claim our place in the GSD world? How many more dogs do breeders in this counrty need to import before they they have their own breeding stock? I see it as great opportunity for ethical breeders in the US to make a difference. Yeah, I know, some here stink too but I don't accept that as an excuse to not support our own breeders. Another thread for another time.

by Red Sable on 02 January 2012 - 13:01
OK Blitz, now that makes more sense, glad to see you are not going to send it to the vet who is a pilee of shit.
This dog world is a scary place, I've learned nothing if not that. It seems the more they brag, the less trustworthy they are.
There are many good breeders in the States, I'm sure there are honest breeders abroad too. Maybe we need to revisit that topic again, and get an updated version.
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