hello,

I have bought today a puggle puppy, on home-drove this 4 times broken,
sometime have he begun to cough and had nose discharge... he try the
whole time to sleep...

he drink much and eat from time to time drying fodder…

does someone know what this symtome have to mean ?

thanks

michael

Michael Mantz spoke these words of wisdom in
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hello,

I have bought today a puggle puppy, on home-drove this 4 times broken,
sometime have he begun to cough and had nose discharge... he try the
whole time to sleep...

he drink much and eat from time to time drying fodder…

does someone know what this symtome have to mean ?

thanks

michael
You purchased a byb or puppymill puppy. Dogs from these sources commonly
have kennel cough due to exposure in contaminated environments before he
developed his too young immune system.

diddy none spoke these words of wisdom in
:

Michael Mantz spoke these words of wisdom in
:

hello,

I have bought today a puggle puppy, on home-drove this 4 times broken,
sometime have he begun to cough and had nose discharge... he try the
whole time to sleep...

he drink much and eat from time to time drying fodder…

does someone know what this symtome have to mean ?

thanks

michael
You purchased a byb or puppymill puppy. Dogs from these sources commonly
have kennel cough due to exposure in contaminated environments before he
developed his too young immune system.






I might add, you should take the puppy back ASAP. It still should be
covered under puppy lemon laws. It's sick.

Otherwise consider swallowing the vet bill. Your puppy needs a vet.

On 12 Jul., 20:45, diddy none wrote:
diddy none spoke these words of wisdom 2:

I might add, you should take the puppy back ASAP. It still should be
covered under puppy lemon laws. It's sick.

Otherwise consider swallowing the vet bill. Your puppy needs a vet.

hi,

thank you for your fast answer but i want to keep the puppy, is the
vaccination so expensive?

thanks

michael

Michael Mantz spoke these words of wisdom in
:

On 12 Jul., 20:45, diddy none wrote:
diddy none spoke these words of wisdom
2:

I might add, you should take the puppy back ASAP. It still should be
covered under puppy lemon laws. It's sick.

Otherwise consider swallowing the vet bill. Your puppy needs a vet.

hi,

thank you for your fast answer but i want to keep the puppy, is the
vaccination so expensive?

thanks

michael


A vaccination will not help a sick puppy. Your puppy needs a vet. The
person/company that you purchased the puppy should be responsible for the
vet bill. But they may demand you see their vet if they are going to cover
it (under the puppy lemon laws)

Some puppy diseases acquired in puppy mills may be fatal, and it's
imperative that you contact the seller ASAP. Getting on this now, instead
of talking about it to strangers on the internet should take priority

In article ,
Michael Mantz wrote:
thank you for your fast answer but i want to keep the puppy, is the
vaccination so expensive?

I'm guessing you're in Germany? I don't think many people
in the US are familiar with costs over there or breeding
culture, which I understand is much more strict than it is
in the US (although "puggle" isn't a breed and so there
aren't real breed clubs or breeder's codes of ethics)
..
Anyway, I'd 1) definitely get the puppy to a vet; when a
young puppy gets sick things can potentially go very wrong
very quickly, and 2) definitely let the breeder know what's
up and see if they'll cover all or some of the veterinary
expenses.
--
Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis -

Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community

Melinda Shore wrote:

I'm guessing you're in Germany? I don't think many people
in the US are familiar with costs over there or breeding
culture, which I understand is much more strict than it is
in the US (although "puggle" isn't a breed and so there
aren't real breed clubs or breeder's codes of ethics)

Getting a little off-topic here, but: I'm not familiar with vet
costs in Germany, but am reasonably familiar with the breeding
culture there. Germany's somewhat unique in that it's the breed
clubs that register dogs and not the VDH (Verband fur das Deutsche
Hundewesen, the German equivalent of the AKC). And yes, some of
the breed clubs have quite strict breeding regulations.

However... just as in the US, this hasn't stopped people from
founding their own breed clubs/registries that aren't affiliated
with the VDH when their dogs don't prove up to snuff by breed
club standards or when they want to create "new breeds". Witness
the "Waeller" - a mix of (I kid you not) Briard and Australian
Shepherd. And yes, they have their own "breed club" - see
http://www.waellersam.de/.

I know about this in part because my beloved girl Patience
(for those of you who don't remember her, she was AKC Ch. CKC
ptd Nightwind Impulsive Shopper HX ATDd OTDs STDc OA NAJ OAC
OJC NGC RS-O JS-O GS-N CGC TT OFA OFA-EL CERF HOF - R.I.P,
baby girl) was invited to become part of the founding stock
of this new, er, "breed". And I actually DECLINED! (What WAS
I thinking?!)

But back to the main point: yes, there are fools born every
minute all over the world, it seems.

Anyway, I'd 1) definitely get the puppy to a vet; when a
young puppy gets sick things can potentially go very wrong
very quickly, and 2) definitely let the breeder know what's
up and see if they'll cover all or some of the veterinary
expenses.

Ditto all of this.

Dianne

On 12 Jul., 21:09, (Melinda Shore) wrote:
In article ,

I'm guessing you're in Germany? *I don't think many people
in the US are familiar with costs over there or breeding
culture, which I understand is much more strict than it is
in the US (although "puggle" isn't a breed and so there
aren't real breed clubs or breeder's codes of ethics)
.
Anyway, I'd 1) definitely get the puppy to a vet; when a
young puppy gets sick things can potentially go very wrong
very quickly, and 2) definitely let the breeder know what's
up and see if they'll cover all or some of the veterinary
expenses.

hi,

yes i'm from germany, but i bought the puppy from holland, 4 hours
from here where i live, so no chance to give him back, the puppy is
now exactly 3 months old, i will try to get him tomorrow to a vet...

thanks

michael

Michael Mantz spoke these words of wisdom in
:

On 12 Jul., 21:09, (Melinda Shore) wrote:
In article 97d40a91-8c6d-48f2-af4c-1781a5e20...
@r66g2000hsg.googlegroups
.com,

I'm guessing you're in Germany? *I don't think many people
in the US are familiar with costs over there or breeding
culture, which I understand is much more strict than it is
in the US (although "puggle" isn't a breed and so there
aren't real breed clubs or breeder's codes of ethics)
.
Anyway, I'd 1) definitely get the puppy to a vet; when a
young puppy gets sick things can potentially go very wrong
very quickly, and 2) definitely let the breeder know what's
up and see if they'll cover all or some of the veterinary
expenses.

hi,

yes i'm from germany, but i bought the puppy from holland, 4 hours
from here where i live, so no chance to give him back, the puppy is
now exactly 3 months old, i will try to get him tomorrow to a vet...

thanks

michael


Good luck with him.

In article ,
(null) wrote:
And I actually DECLINED! (What WAS
I thinking?!)

But Dianne - you could have become a bazillionare!

Thanks for the info on Germany. I didn't realize that dogs
are registered with the clubs - that's really interesting.
--
Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis -

Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community