Sherry's Posh Pets

I am rejecting this response because:
Sherry was told the dog was eating without issue at the time of seizure and was watched so no plants were eaten.The bottom line is the dog came to us undernourished and was being fed a diet of food and Karo Syrup by the breeder and when taken to the Vet, we were told that she had never heard of Karo Syrup in A diet unless the dog had low sugar levels and to quit using it.The dog had health problems and that is the bottom line.

It is not true that the pup had a diet of corn syrup. The [redacted] are making up senerios that they cannot substantiate. For that matter, the pup never had nor needed Karo before she left. That is not what we do as routine. That is only percaution when the pups is under stress i.e. goes to their new home. Everything here is hersay. That is why we depend on facts and professions written opinions. The [redacted] have said the vet says several things but the vet has not written these this so we do not know that it is true.Again, if the [redacted] produce a letter from their vets that states that he/she knows what happened - or didn't happen - as instruncted in the contract, I will then revisit the issue. ~ Sherry

I am rejecting this response because:
To quote page 3of 4, last paragraph. Your puppy is weaned onto dry dog food moistened with water and drizzled with light corn syrup. The new owner promises to buy some white corn syrup and put some (1/8) cup per one cup of water for the first week.This is your care instructions. I have copies of said instructions.