Liver or Blue pups-Should breederds disclose?

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by Mystere on 04 February 2009 - 15:02

Sheley, Be glad you didn't apply at Walmart. They have a questionaire that asks about drying your toes after bathing, cleaning your ears with bobby pins or Q- Tips, etc. At least, such questions were on it when I was in trial against them several years ago. Reading the damn thing scared me, because I thought "bathroom questions" would be on it, too. :-)

by jayne241 on 04 February 2009 - 15:02

That's an awful lot of money for a non-conforming puppy.

by Bob McKown on 04 February 2009 - 16:02

Mystere:

If a experienced breeder sells a pup to your descripition and calls it a light red sable yes i would call that unethical, I believe the only stupid question asked a breeder about the pups parents,lines,ect that are in concerened to the background of the pups is the one not asked.

by ShelleyR on 04 February 2009 - 16:02

Maybe we should start to question how, where and why each buyer got their previous dogs. How they died, what they did with the body, how many other breeders have hung up on you?... etc.
The best prospective buyers tell me that stuff before I ask most of the time.

It turns out the first background check turned up that my SS# is still in my maiden name. Corporate warned my manager on Friday it might take 4 weeks to clear me for employment because of that. I said "Hey, you're getting a $70K/yr. account exec for $8.00 hr. and I'm going to be working from home. What do they think I'm going to do? Steal my own office equipment?" She informed me I am officially hired as of today, start Monday.

SS

by Kaffirdog on 04 February 2009 - 16:02

Any pics of this light red sable/liver pup? Does anyone actually know if it actually is a liver and, if so, if the breeder is disclosing this to anyone enquiring about it? Has anyone actually seen the breeder being "floated" or strip searched for the Devils Mark? Could everyone be erecting the stake and getting the fire ready a bit prematurely?

Margaret N-J

by yellowrose of Texas on 04 February 2009 - 16:02

by Bob McKown on 04 February 2009 - 16:02

I,m doing a breeding latter this spring and I will attempt to answewr to the best of my knowledge any question a buyer has to ask. Why would I be offeneded when I preach to everyone to ask questions and do research on any dog they buy.

by kitkat3478 on 04 February 2009 - 16:02

     When I get Blue pups, and it isn't that often, well first of all, you can see my pups are blue. And I am the first one to tell "anyone" that asks about them,(and I don't mean that as to, if they don't ask, I don't say) that the blue is a fault, a disqualifier for some events.
     I do not state they are rare or any other such false claim. They are what they are. German Shepherds with decent pedigrees, that I will guarantee against any defect ,(ot faults)that affects German Shepherds.
     I really don't know why anyone, has to lie about the dogs color.

by 4pack on 04 February 2009 - 16:02

Hell yes the breeder should disclose the "color" of the pup and if they aren't capable, they have no business breeding dogs. Some buyer just don't ask anough questions or require enough info from sellers either, your own damn fault! Me, I wanna see pics of the whole litter, want to know if there are any coats or weird colors popping up, or any other issues that are not normal. Any questions pertaining to dogs should be readily answered honestly. Asking personal questions is something I just don't do, I don't care a breeders race, religion or sexual prefferences. As long as they are honest and knowlegable about the dogs, I don't care to know what they do on their own time.

by yellowrose of Texas on 04 February 2009 - 16:02

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