Q: Two years ago I sold a puppy to a young man. At the time of the sell, the puppy had a Florida health certificate from
Florida License Veterans . On The health certificate vet noted that the puppy only had one testicle that dropped at the time. The puppy was sold without breeding rights. And a health Guarantee that Said that the new owner must take the new puppy to the vet within 72 hours I’ve never heard anything from them for two years now two years later they decided they wanted to breed the puppy but because they did not have breeding rights they couldn’t register the litter of puppies so now they want their money back and saying because the dog only has one testicle I told him because the other test note did not drop that I would pay to have that testicle removed but they do not want the dog neutered they want to breed the dog. My question is what is my legal obligation to them two years later after they knew the condition that the testicle did not drop from day one and do not have breeding rights
A: I'm guessing that you want someone to agree with you that they don't have much of a case. I agree.
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