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Hypotheticaly, as the breeder/dealer I would demand pictures of BOTH animals side by side showing the condition. (This way pictures of the old animal cant be sent saying they are of the new animal). If pictures cant be sent too bad so sad. If the dealers conditions were clearly stated then he/she is not at fault as the buyer should have acted sooner or provided proof.
I find it suspect that the buyer could not provide a name for the bacteria and that pictures could not be provided....errr hypotheticaly.
The dealers past reputation should back him/her up in any unfounded attacks about sick animals. Also the policies of the dealer as well as the time line should put them in the free and clear. The dealer should also keep in contact with the buyers over the next few weeks to see if anything develops in any of the other animals and should go over the husbandry of the animals with the current buyer to make sure the animals are being housed/cared for properly.
Hypotheticaly....
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