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Originally Posted by Morticia
This person's negligence aside, it isn't new territory for them.  |
Regardless, the OP dropped the ball on this one. If they had been better keepers, they would've noticed the decline sooner and been able address the cause(s). Had they caught the decline sooner, I would be on board for them getting a refund or some other reparations.
Six months is a long time to have an animal in your care, have it die and expect the seller to do something; even degenerate sellers like the Kicks.
There is several points against the buyer in this case:
1. Lack of quarantine.
2. Improper housing.
3. Inattention to animals in their care.
4. The time that passed before a problem was noticed.
5. Lack of a vet visit.
6. The fact that it died after six months in their care.