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Its Illegal in some States

It still needs it's mama and think it's inhumane😭

@@stephaniehowe0973 I thought so too! I'm going to have to do some research. Off to Google I go...

I can’t believe he did that.

Me too! 100% this proves that she loves the little guy as he should be

I can’t because it seems the only reason was because she assumed she could sue him for all the money. I mean he said he would take him. And she planned on breeding the dog

i can't because then she starts talking about the possibility of breeding this dog 🥴🫠 The breeder she got it from is CLEARLY a backyard breeder. that is so obvious. And now she's talking about the possibility of breeding a dog with a condition that could be passed down 🥴🫠

And if she would have done her due diligence to actually find a reputable and ethical breeder, this wouldn't have been an issue to begin with.... I love standard poodles & my service dog in training is a standard poodle. but it's sad seeing all the clear backyard breeders out there of them, bc they're amazing dogs but the bad breeders are slowly destroying them 🥴🫠

the dog isnt blind, luckily. the condition is where the dog has a bit of extra eyelid that folds over into the eyesocket... since their eyelids have hairs/fur then the eyelid that is curled over into the eyesocket has hairs that constantly rub and irritate the dogs eye. (that why the pups eyes were red, watery and crusty) the vet has to do surgery on the eye to go in and remove the extra bit of skin and then stitch it up so it doesnt droop back into the eyesocket. im sure the surgery itself is risky just because going in that area near he eyes is a sensitive area but the dog shouldnt have any actual blindness and the pup is lucky he had such a dedicated dog-mom who took the pup to be assessed and have the surgery right away when its young. some dogs live with that for a long time and just deal with constant eye irritation. kody got to have his surgery as a pup and should live a nice healthy happy life

@@ariannasantina since you seem very knowledgeable with the eyelid rolling. Do you agree that there is no way he didn’t know there was a problem?? I think he cleaned up kodi and put some eye drop in before dropping him off.

Blind???? The dog isn’t blind.

Exactly.

he's clearly a backyard breeder. they don't care about that. Ppl need to educate themselves on ethical & responsible breeding BEFORE buying dogs. biggest red flag was him saying they could go home at 6 weeks old 🙃🫠

poor dog will likely have severe anxiety & issues for years to come, simply on the fact the poor thing left the litter WAY to soon.

But she wasn’t gonna spend the money she was all along going to force him to pay.

she was talking about the possibility of breeding a dog with a known genetic issue.. She's not a good example of anything 😂 Unless it's a example of what NOT to do. She clearly found a very backyard breeder & this whole situation is her own fault for that . ppl need to educate themselves on ethical breeding BEFORE buying puppies.

@@OfficiallyLydiasLife she never said she was breeding the dog so don’t know what ur so mad about. Also the bar is low with these litigants so she is a good example compared to most which is what I said hun.

@@Daydream355 Yes, the fact she said she didn't know if she was going to breed a BYB dog was the issue, lmao 🙃🤣 No responsible owner would breed a clearly byb dog, making themselves a BYB... Any responsible owner would without a doubt of shouted no definitely not. No question once so ever 😂🤦🏻‍♀️🥴🤦🏻‍♀️

@@Daydream355 And nope, she's only an example of what NOT to do 😂 This whole situation is her fault for finding & going with a clear backyard breeder. She wouldn't even have been here, if it wasn't for her lack of research before getting a puppy 😂 it's her own fault.

😂 caught that

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While scary it actually isnt painful unless the eye gets injured as well.

😂

No really!

I was looking for this comment. 😂

I said “he look like he got three standard poodles” when he spoke it. 😂

👏He fine asf👀

Same, i can't wrap my head around why people spend this kind of money on a dog when so many need a home. Rescues are the best ever!

@@christylawrence1268 true!

He's a backyard breeder... Reputable breeders this does not happen too... And trust me, as a dog trainer, I see many rescues with severe behavior issues & medical issues... It's not uncommon. The safest way to avoid it is finding ethical and responsible breeders, which this guy IS NOT. The biggest red flag was giving away pups at only 6 weeks old.... Ppl need to educate themselves on proper & responsible breeding BEFORE buying puppies from clearly backyard breeders. This isn't a breeder issue. This is a backyard breeder issue.

@@christylawrence1268 As a dog trainer, it's bc with a good breeder (which this guy IS NOT), u are guaranteed a healthy puppy. (In fact a good breeder has a 2 year health guarantee which this guy clearly didn't...). They also do all genetic testing (so this would have shown up had he done it...), OFAs, temp testing, puppy culture, bio sensory training, penhip, early socialization, contracts (including that u CAN'T breed to prevent BYB),etc. This guy was clearly a BYB. For starters no good breeder sells a poodle pup for only 1.2K 🫠😂🥴 All the genetic & testing they have to do, costs $ so it drives up the price. No good breeder also sells a dog below 8 weeks old, and most reputable breeders sell at 10-12 weeks old. Also in the contract good breeders will have a thing that says if u can't keep the puppy for ANY reason, to return it to the breeder so they can eaither rehome it or keep it depending on circumstances. Bc good breeders want to prevent dogs ending up in shelters & rescues to begin with, starting with the source. Good breeders also breed to breed standard, so u get a dog who is in AKC standard to their breed. And plenty more I don't have room for good breeders do. Not everyone wants a Backyard bred mutt or even Purebred from a rescue or shelter. And if you're looking for a specific temperament, working dog, specific traits, etc, it's better to go with a GOOD breeder. As a dog trainer, it's EXTREMELY rare for a shelter dog to have a temperament to be a service dog, police K9, lifeguard dog, etc. And if they are temp, it's a huge risk bc u do not have their entire Pedagree or genetic testing results, therefore u don't know if they will develop health issues younger needing to retire or develop joint disorders bc the parents aren't OFA approved, etc .. This isn't a breeding problem... This is a backyard breeding problem which this guy clearly is... Shelters & rescues work for some ppl, esp ppl simply looking for a lovable companion pet, but ppl can still do rescues not responsibly, such as the fact if u do, u need to be open that if that dog has severe anxieties or PTSD or anything due to it's pass, you'll have to deal with it. The most promising way to get a stable & healthy dog is a reputable breeder. Which if a shelter works for someone that's great, but it curtainly doesn't work for all, bc it's all situational, what someone needs & even wants, and preference. As a dog trainer who's seen A LOT of different experiences, I'll always go with a ethical and reputable standard poodle breeder. Bc I'd rather pay 2K for a puppy, then end up with a genetic mess with a poor temperament due to being backyard bred & a history idk about. This guy is a backyard breeder. This isn't ethical or responsible breeding...

@@christylawrence1268 Good breeders also check eyes & hearing. overall, he's clearly a backyard breeder. So this isn't a breeding issue. This is a backyard breeding issue.

It’s called entropion.

OMG!!🤣😅😆😁

Where I live that's really cheap for a dog. And you'd be lucky if it got you even a quarter of a tooth.

THANK YOU!!! I was searching for this comment!!! UGHH!!

@@tasch280 a quarter of one is better than none! IJS! LOL

I was searching this

I’m wondering if his were inbred

But first let me buy this dog 😝

@@TysonNoMike 😂😂😂 that’s what I was thinking. She could do a lot of dental work with that money.

She probably got the furbaby for her family

What about you could an outsider criticize? You breath, your weight, your fashion sense? A scar or a bad haircut, or a deformity or lisp?

@@jujujupiter that was my thought.

It is best to go to a place like a reputable rescue shelter; every animal I have had has been that way

My aunts dog needed the eye lift surgery to (Basset Hound)

Deposits are for those buyers to show good faith and have a puppy held for them.

Well, maybe if we treated others better than we treat our pets, then you would have a different perspective.

My Boston did also.. The lady that I brought him from (non breeder) had it cut out instead of tucked.. He has a life of dry eye unfortunately.. very expensive and painful aftercare! 😢

She doesn’t need to be breeding if she thinks that’s how dogs get it.

@@jusmejaussyb8237 yeah I took the chance of having it tucked and it coming back but 4 1/2 years later “knocking on wood” it hasn’t returned!! I didn’t want him having the dry eyes and con’s drops for his beautiful googly eyes ❤️

Now you know......

Maybe she is ok with her missing tooth and don't care about the opinions of others.

@@bleubelle4339 or she has her priorities mixed up. Dental hygiene is very important and it’s troubling you don’t feel that it is!

@@adrian2real Where did I say dental hygiene isn't important? 🤣 All i said is maybe she doesn't have a problem with her missing tooth and don't care if you or anyone else does.

Okay grandma😂😂😂

She sued like every other person who sued after they got a sick dog.

Exactly 💯 THISSSS COMMENT RIGHT HERE!!!

It’s not just the cost, you have to care for a sick dog differently

She will...after she breeds🐩

He’s main defense was “after 8 days” and he just had to scream that out! After that he was looked silly like anything else?

Nope you not, cuz I spent my 12 hunnid on a new toofh

No he was up front with her and it seems like since they were childhood friends that clouded their business judgements for her to take the dog early; he even said she would have to bring it back @8weeks for their check ups so she should of just waited and he definitely learned valued lessons from this🤦

Hard to tell but looks like she’s missing a tooth not a snaggle tooth.

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First, no dog is hypoallergenic. Most of what causes dog allergies are concentrated in the saliva. Second, adopt, don't shop. Third, mixed breeds are almost always healthier than pure breeds. Breeders for profit need to be stopped.

The lion cut is historic, but not feasible for regular life. I would keep them cut close and even

It all depends on the cut you give it...best thing about breed 🐩no shedding. Worst part grooming can be expensive...

U are correcting her, but the basics of linguistics teaches the most imperative lesson is being understood. You understood that the young lady’s puppy was not awoke upon delivery, didnt you? Being bombastic is not a laudable personality trait, imho. Let’s not dehumanize the litigants for kicks and giggles. In certain America communities peers refer to each other with surnames (sport teams), in others firsts name(at a college party), in other instances ppl use nicknames (among childhood playmates). It’s not uncommon for America citizens to not know the legal name of childhood playmates as nicknames are much easier to remember. Names like duck,moose, spud, whitey, rink, Mickey were all so common among the population of the 1930s and 1940, don’t u remember?

I feel bad for anyone in your life. You seem miserable and haughty

FR😝He the dude that always had his kicks new n clean along with the latest fade