On July 17th, Miss Chiang bought a bear dog and spent $2,000. She said the day after she took it home, the dog started coughing, found out a week later and got a canine plague.
Chiang's bear dog is being treated at the pet hospital at a cost of around $300 a day, and the cost of medicine is now nearly $5,000. Chiang said that the bear dog had been taken home on the night of 17 July and had coughed the following day.
Chiang: "It's good to feed the dog, not to feed anything else, but it's good to cough, vomit, and the next day I went to the boss' wife, who said it was a cold, and I said it wasn't a hospital, she said it wasn't a hospital, she said it wasn't a fight, she was at risk, and she sent me to her husband's store to get a cold pill."
Chiang provided her chat with the seller. As can be seen, at noon on 18 July, Chiang asked whether he wanted to take the dog to see it, and the answer was that there was a risk of going to the hospital. Chiang said that he had taken cold medicine for the dog, and instead of abating, he coughed more.
Chiang: On the eighth day, she said, "Go and take a look." I said, "No vaccine on the eighth day."
According to the inspection report issued by the pet hospital, the dog plague test showed positive results, which took place on 25 July. Jiang said that the next day she went to the vendor ' s recommended pet hospital and examined the dog, and it was still dog-positive.
She took out the contract signed at the time, which stated that within seven days it had been found that the dog plague was small and could be replaced by one, which was beyond seven days, without any responsibility on the part of the A side.
Chiang: Our suspicion is that he coughed the next day and stopped us from going to the hospital, and after the seventh day she said that you could go to the hospital, and after the contract, you asked me to go to the hospital, and I felt a little.
The reporter observed that the A in the contract was a fruit pet living house. During the conversation with the seller, it was mentioned that the fruit pet living house was owned by her husband. Chiang said that the contract was signed at Andy's baby pet beauty salon.
"Get out of here, you're affecting my business, you're not in my shop, I told her, she talked to my sister, not me.
Journalists also wanted to know about the situation, and the boss's wife pushed the camera out.
Later, her sister, Ms. Wang, who sold her dog to Chiang, came to the scene and saw the camera, and she also seemed more resistant.
Ms. Wang: “The next day she coughed, and I told you, I said to ask her how little she coughed, so I could see if I was wrong. The last thing she can understand is that the contract provides for the discovery of a dog plague within seven days, which can be reversed or replaced, and she means that you have to delay until the eighth day, and let her do this examination at the hospital.
Ms. Wang said that, according to her experience, the dog changed the environment and tended to become less resistant, and after the cough symptoms, she thought it would have been enough to adapt to the new environment for a few days before she had gone to the pet hospital.
Ms. Wang: “I said either to take the flu first, because the spectrometer found a weak one, but the snots and dung dogs had no symptoms at all. She said that if I had the flu first, which affected the canine plague, I wouldn't talk. I gave him a suggestion, like last time he had a cold, and I gave him a suggestion to take the medicine first.” Following a communication at the scene, Ms. Wang said that $1,200 could be returned to Chiang, which had not been accepted.