@that_midlife_mom: Breeders weigh in what do you think the breeder should be responsible for? If anything, the dog was purchased through an online platform that does provide protections supposedly the breeder has been less than helpful and they reached out to them immediately upon learning the new puppy has Pavo and the breeder wants to insist that the dog was healthy when it left her facility on Tuesday however, she had it at the vet that day for it second set of shots and declined to get its rabies that day as well. The medical records, as far as birthdate and stuff is incorrect and inaccurate so it seems like there’s more than one layer to this case weigh in below. #DogBreeder #FloridaBreeders #DogTok #PuppyTok #FloridaTikTok

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mumbles232
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They clearly got the dog from an unethical backyard breeder or puppy mill situation. It’s a hard lesson to learn, but supporting those people is not it. That poor puppy didn’t deserve any of that
2026-09-20 03:20:23
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gmeyers308
G Meyers308 :
You get what you pay for literally. Adopt don’t shop. Shame on them.
2026-09-20 02:35:37
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twofishnowater
TwoFishNoWater :
If the breeder was a good breeder, they would pay for the treatment.
2026-09-19 21:31:58
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epicadventureswithlisa
🦇 Lisa 🦇 :
As a breeder...... the breeder should be paying that vet bill or take the dog bsck and refund them. That means all the pups probably have it.
2026-09-19 21:29:22
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beccaman1
Beccaman1 :
Reputable breeders start shots at between 6 and 8 weeks so by 4 months all 3 groups of shots would have been given along with a rabies at the last appointment.
2026-09-20 03:37:17
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ruthieb43
RuthieB :
Pavo has an average 10 day incubation period before symptoms start. The puppy got it at the breeders house.
2026-09-19 23:20:44
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that_midlife_mom
Itsthatmidlifemom | UGC :
The breeder also don’t get him his rabies before letting him go home because she didn’t want to give him too many that day. The day he was being picked up! He was originally going to someone else who backed out sometime prior to her relisting him for sale and my daughter contacting her so my thing is why would he 18 weeks before he was getting his second shot set of shot
2026-09-19 21:35:11
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allysacarpenter88
Allysa :
Go to court!!! Get a lawyer. My friend went to court for her naked sick cat she spent thousands on. She won!!
2026-09-19 22:03:19
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karen_fitnessislife
Karen_fitnessislife :
Don’t buy from a breeder. That’s what you get from buying from these greedy people
2026-09-19 21:14:52
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debriedel970
DebR012❌ :
100% breeder is responsible. They are to have all shots before adopted out. Shame on the breeder
2026-09-19 21:32:45
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sleah5964
Baglady :
Stop supporting breeders. Most are not ethical.
2026-09-19 21:39:47
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wookalarz
Wookalar :
The breeder is responsible. BUT The emergency vet grossly overcharged them, unless the puppy stayed extensively in the veterinary hospitals care for around 10 days or more. At most the puppy received a test, an IV of fluids, some oral corrective mixture which is basically pepto bismol for animals, ( but most vets don't use it anymore) a oral medicine to stop the vomiting, Maybe some packets of probiotics, ( big maybe) And finally they should have administered monoclonal antibodies. price should have been 1k to 2k max unless puppy had an extended stay.
2026-09-20 03:09:10
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