Puppy Guarantee towards Purebred Breeders Complaint

It is not uncommon for any consumer to be irate when they are not getting exactly what theyexpect, and this is often the case that comes with a Purebred Breeders complaints report. On thesurface, it creates a real “buyer beware” type of attitude. When puppy lovers are shopping for anew pup, they want to be 100% satisfied. What is forgotten, though, is that a puppy is a live entityand nobody can give a 100% guarantee that it is going to be perfect. Yet when we are shopping andspending money, we expect perfection.

To really understand what buying a purebred pup is all about, you need to understand whatgenetics are and how they relate to the bloodlines of a dog. If you are interested in buying aparticular breed, then you really should know if their particular bloodline is prone to any geneticfactors that could surface in your pup at a later date. Unfortunately, there is no magic test that canbe performed on a puppy that says the pup will not develop something from their bloodline at alater date. If there is such a test, or there was one to become available, no doubt the testing costswould be horrendous. It is issues like this that prospective puppy buyers don’t realize, and thenwhen something unfortunate does develop in a pup, it automatically becomes that PurebredBreeders deceive its customers if the pup was purchased through them.

Purebred Breeders is well known and recognized for their superior customer service and also fortheir Puppy Guarantee. Although this is a wonderful protection for the puppy buyer, unless onereally understands what the guarantee is meant for, it can also be confusing. Not confusing in theway that it would constitute a Purebred Breeders fraud, but misleading for the puppy buyer thatdoes not understand genetics.

A puppy guarantee is to give the buyer confidence that at the time of his purchase the company hasmade every effort possible to ensure that the puppy is in a good state of health. This meansPurebred Breeders is confident in the ethics of the breeder. The ethics of the breeder means thatthe breeder is making every attempt to better the breed through good bloodlines. The breeder isfocused on getting the pups checked by a qualified vet, and the breeder provides a good, healthyatmosphere for the pup. If Purebred Breeders has developed confidence in the breeder andreceives the necessary medical documentation that the pup is in good health, then they feel theycan stand behind their service of providing good, healthy puppies. This gives them the assurancethat they feel comfortable in offering the new puppy buyers a health guarantee.

It is not uncommon when you hear about a Purebred Breeders complaint to see terms attached toit like, “buyer beware” or “taking a chance” or “rolling the dice”, all in reference to buying a puppynot only from Purebred Breeders, but any online puppy finding site. Well, stop to look at thesephrases carefully if you are making any type of investment with any type of life, whether it isfinancially or emotionally. You need to heed all of these sayings. Simply put, nobody can make anabsolute guarantee on a living entity. Purebred Breeders goes to the fullest extent of making theirpuppy parents as secure as possible in their purchase, by attempting to reduce the risks involved inpuppy buying as much as possible. In much of the information that is provided on the sites, it ismeant as a means of protecting customers from breeder threats that do indeed exist on the net.

If a puppy is genetically predisposed to an eye affliction or hip disease, for example, then really theprospective puppy buyer needs to do his homework about a particular breed before considering it.Then if they still want to go ahead with the purchase the pup, they at least know what they couldbe up against. So when you look at the terminology such as “taking a chance” or “rolling the dice,”then it could be conceived this way.

It is unfair to give companies like Purebred Breeders bad publicity through review and complaintsites in cases where we should be educated buyers. A real Purebred Breeder complaint would beone where the company had purposely planned to deceive the puppy buyer, and to date there iscertainly no indication of that.