Many breeders have experienced a situation where, months or even years after the sale, a buyer reports that their cat has been diagnosed with hip dysplasia, entropion, or another medical condition, and attempts to hold the breeder responsible.
Far too often, these conditions are automatically labeled as hereditary without investigating their true causes. As a result, breeders experience significant stress, agree to pay for expensive diagnostic tests and surgeries, or even issue refunds, despite the fact that they are often not responsible for these conditions.
This course was created to help breeders protect themselves.
You will learn how to explain the most common post-sale concerns to buyers, why hip dysplasia and entropion are not necessarily hereditary conditions, how to prevent conflicts before they arise, and how to build a breeding program that greatly reduces the risk of these types of claims.
We also discuss other common situations breeders encounter after a kitten moves to its new home and show you how many of these problems can be prevented before they ever occur.
The primary goal of this course is to help you protect your reputation, avoid unnecessary financial losses, and communicate with buyers confidently and professionally.