Furry Paws

advertised on *** diabetic alert dog for sale for *** plus tax. She advertised dog fully trained, healthy and ready to serve. I saw dog only once, where she claimed dog is ready to accompany my T1D son to school, go on plane and wherever we'd go. After I gave her check, she told me that dog is car sick and I have to get him fixed by going to chiropractor or acupuncture and it shouldn't be a problem. I was late for vet appointment, where was charged $176.75 for vaccinations. Right away we realized that dog is quite hyper and jumpy, get kicked out from the store because "dog doesn't behave as service dog should" sniffing and going towards people. On the walks people scared of dog because dog likes to sniff them and tried to jump on them. We tried to do low sample games with dog based on book recommended by , where it was clear that dog was never trained for that. We couldn't take him with us as he would get car sick, couldn't take anywhere in public, so I immediately told *** that dog isn't what he was advertised to be and I have no choice but to return him and get my money back. She claiming to be out of town and unavailable to get someone pick up dog or to return money, had one fake pick up time set up that failed through. Finally she arranged with trainer to pick up dog, but haven't returned money $*** Trainer just told me that dog was sold to another couple, I asked het to mail me money back for amount of ***, but she still claims to be out of town. Please help me to get money back and also remove advertisement picture she put of us with a dog as it is not true
Product_Or_Service: diabetic alert dog
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