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TuEase:
Alfa, omega, holy one of isreal, maker, infact the reason for my living.

Plappvillemoi:
Am out to learn.

Donsammi:
dided


just kill me instead ....

Sexxkillz:
[color=#000030]Operamini has been doing that since forever. [/color]

arcbay:
@op... Where on earth did u get this from? Maltreating ur dogs doesn't make them aggressive, it only breaks their spirits.

I'm willing to go on a bet with you. Show me a dog you've trained with this method and I promise you I'll walk right into the compound the dog stays, I'll unchain him and walk out with him without him protesting... Your so called aggressive dog will go harmless at the mere sight of me...

My point is this. Using the extreme means won't change a thing about ur pets personality. You can actually mould ur pet's personality to ur taste using simple techniques...

OLAADEGBU:
Your church might have canonised 73 but the Holy Spirit only inspired 66 books. The remaining 7 books are not Godbreathed.

CertifiedSamuel:
Having read through this thread from the very beginning to this very stage, I'd like to drop a comment even though it wouldn't count so much. I mean, the dog is already with someone else and case is to an extent, sorta closed.

But in summary, I'd say both parties ain't exactly dog lovers. OP just needs a dog for whatever reason but not because he 'genuinely' love dogs.

If he does, he wouldn't send the dog back so quick simply because the dog was slimmer than he thought and wasn't potty trained like the seller mentioned.

For crying out loud, that's a 7 weeks old dog. Even a much older dog can still mistakenly mess up the house. Consistently is key in this case.

I have a rott (currently 10 months old), and 2 Samoyeds (mother and daughter). They all spend most times indoors and even sleep in my room at night (under my watch of course). So yes, I'd believe a cauc can be potty trained. But not sure a naive owner or someone who isn't a genuine dog lover can handle the stress involved.

Now to the OP, I think he is more of a breeder / marketer than a dog lover. I mean, judging from his response.

Your sold dog was returned and simply because you've been paid, you choose to ignore the dog saying you can't take it back. You cared less about the dog but cared more about the money. If I was in your shoes, I'd have my dog back, speak with the buyer and come to a logical conclusion.

Of course, I may not refund all of the money considering the expenses already incurred. But am sure the buyer would understand. Like they often say, Approach determines response. But you choosing to respond arrogantly even though you were playing the 'Sir' card was totally out of context.

If there's anything I've come to realize based on experience, it's the fact that dog breeders are the worst set of people you can ask for advice relating to which dog to buy. You are better off asking a vet or asking a genuine dog lover.

Anyway, if eventually I get into the breeding business, I certainly won't sell my dog to someone I am not sure will be able to take care of the dog properly. As a dog lover, your dog's well-being should be paramount. And as a business man, customer's satisfaction should be paramount.

#My2cents.

HazzanTazzan:
Na u wan cause heart attack last night
Why u go allow ur phone go off like that