breeder with no guarantee

I responded to an ad,the breeder says she will only give a 72 hours guarantee. What is the right guarantee?

please don’t go to a breeder anymore…

visit this site:

http://dogtime.com/shelters

select your state or the nearest state to you and do consider to adopt… i’m sure you’ll be able to find the right one for you in the shelters..

Generally the guarentee is only effective if you take your dog in near immediately and run a batterie of tests. But when selecting a breeder the guarentee is not the most important thing to worry about.

You should visit the breeder’s home and be sure that they show you where the dog spent most of it’s time. If it’s not possible to visit the breeder that must be some special dog/breeder you are buying from!

If the dog isn’t a rare type always try and buy one closer to home. It’s not only good for the dog, who doesn’t have to be transported far distances, but in the long run it’s good for you, because if you buy from a reputable breeder that breeder will always be there for you when you have questions and concerns!

If you’re looking for the best purebred dog possible always use your breeds AKC club! I looked on the internet and in the papers for good pugs for over two weeks before I called the AKC Pug Dog Club of America and conveniently found a 5 week old litter of 5 within an hours drive from my house! The litters parents had both their American AND Canadian championships and the breeder was also a handler, occasional judge, and certified CGC and clicker trainer. You never know what kind of awesome breeders are out there untill you LOOK in the RIGHT places.

Also, when I bought my dog I signed a contract that said if I ever for ANY reason was no longer able to take care of my dog I would/could return the dog to the breeder rather than send it to a shelter or sell it. And for a breeders like the ones the AKC clubs endorse, you probubly won’t NEED a money back guarentee.

I don’t think that the 72 hour guarantee should be the deciding factor about whether or not to get a dog from this breeder. I purchased my dogs without any sort of guarantee. In my contract, it states that if I can’t keep my dogs for whatever reason, then I will return them to the breeder. I actually co-own my male with the breeder. A good breeder will be honest with you and will have started the process of getting shots and wormed. Additionally, a good breeder will be able to provide you with continued support after you bring your puppy home. Do your homework on the breeder and visit the site. We found wonderful breeders and chose to wait a year to get a puppy from them. There are so many factors to take into consideration than just the guarantee.