http://www.lemonlawact.com/minnesotas-lemon-law/puppy-lemon-law-minnesota-280.htm LemonLawAct.com Everything About Lemon Law Mon, 06 Sep 2010 07:00:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://www.lemonlawact.com/minnesotas-lemon-law/puppy-lemon-law-minnesota-280.htm/comment-page-1#comment-299 Tammy Mon, 21 Jun 2010 18:55:27 +0000 http://www.lemonlawact.com/?p=280#comment-299 Wondering how this law works, our contract as well as many others state that if the puppy is considered to have a congenital diagnosis they can be returned to us for a full refund or the first pick of the next litter. In any instance is the dog kept with the new owners and also given a refund or a new dog? It makes sense that if they are unhappy with the dog's condition they would return the dog for a refund or new puppy, do they ever get both? The law also states that, if the congenital condition is found, "the animal shall be considered unfit for sale at the time of sale" - how is this possible because as a breeder we are unaware of this problem until the buyer brought it to our attention. We have and never will intentionally sell an ill pup, and this law makes it sound as though we have. Help me understand this a little bit more please. Wondering how this law works, our contract as well as many others state that if the puppy is considered to have a congenital diagnosis they can be returned to us for a full refund or the first pick of the next litter. In any instance is the dog kept with the new owners and also given a refund or a new dog? It makes sense that if they are unhappy with the dog’s condition they would return the dog for a refund or new puppy, do they ever get both? The law also states that, if the congenital condition is found, “the animal shall be considered unfit for sale at the time of sale” - how is this possible because as a breeder we are unaware of this problem until the buyer brought it to our attention. We have and never will intentionally sell an ill pup, and this law makes it sound as though we have. Help me understand this a little bit more please.

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