On August 31 we bought a Papillon dog from Petland. It had been tired about the first evening, and we believed it had been simply all of the new house excitment. 24 hours later it started coughing, therefore we got it for that "free" preliminary visit in the vet suggested by Petland. They identified Kennel Cough.inside a couple weeks your dog was perking up.
However, the moment she started consuming and consuming frequently, she started urinating constantly. She urinates when she's strolling, resting in your panel, having fun with the children... The vet informed us it a "behavioral problem." After fourteen days of the, I required the vet make a move. As it happens that there's something amiss using the dog.
The dog has visited the vet about once per week in the price of $100 to $400 a trip. The vet has created no analysis and it is today blaming people to be "irresponsible owners" since we can not afford anymore assessments. Petland will not spend any part of the vet expenses declaring the problem "isn't innate."
To sum up, we bought a $1200 purebred Papillon (and today that's under consideration aswell) that's not able to be considered a person in the household. The dog is "quarantined" within our home such that it doesn't ruin our rugs or invade out additional animals (and sometimes even our kids?).
I believe it's reckless of Petland to possess offered us a tired dog after which take-no obligation to get your pet balanced. We've approached a lawyer and wait an answer on the best way to continue.
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