A couple of NATO couples named Liza Shepherd and Jeff Berger reminded them of the need to pay more attention to buying pets online, to avoid getting sick pets, and finally to spend money.
According to the CBC news, the Scheffers and Bergers have been trying to buy a pet and have searched the Internet for a year, with considerable care. When the couple returned home from their honeymoon a month earlier, they saw a female puppy sold by a woman in Kijiji, and both saw the dog in mid-December. When looking at the dog, Boer said, the seller showed the dog breeding contract and the veterinary signed documents showed that the dog was in good health and had nothing wrong with it. The seller talks like he loves dogs. Everything looks normal.
The couple disclosed that on 6 January, when the dog was picked up, the dog was carried by the seller with pink vomit, and the seller said that the dog was sick and fed the peptobismol. Upon arrival, the dog fell asleep and did not eat or drink, and the couple thought it was a dog who had not adapted to the new home. However, 24 hours after the dog had arrived at the house, the situation deteriorated, and a nearby veterinarian was sent to an emergency, resulting in the diagnosis of a small virus.
The couple were both dog lovers and decided to give the dog follow-up, which cost them $6,000. They then called the seller, and the other party disappeared, and they did not return the phone calls, text messages and e-mails. The couple later called for a veterinary doctor who had signed a health certificate for the dog. The vet stated that the dog had been vaccinated with a canine intestinal virus, but that the vaccine was not 100 per cent effective, and added that the owner of the dog had asked him for another dog ' s examination report, and that he had almost 15 dogs for the client every month.