| IMO that's great that the breeder has offered to do this for you if you can't get things worked out with your puppy. I think it shows that she's a responsible, caring breeder. If the problem persists then you might want to seriously take her up on her offer. Better than having one of your children hurt in the future. I'm hoping your puppy is just a little freaked out by all the new changes and he'll settle down. Good luck!
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Bam-Bam - 10 year old (rescue)
Adesa Pebbles - 8 year old (rescue)
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