Lillian_paddington
Well-Known Member
On the chance that the seller is genuinely interested in the horse’s welfare and wants it to go to a suitable home. There’s not a legal case to return the horse, but I think it would be best to offer the seller the opportunity to take it. At least they already know and can handle the horse, and I’m assuming if they’ve only had it gone for a week they would be set up to take it back.I'm not sure why people are taking about returning this horse. She was sold on good faith with full disclosure, there is no basis whatsoever that I can see to return her to the seller.
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I totally agree the seller is not legally or even morally obliged to take the horse back, but on the chance that they would it would be better than selling on to a stranger who doesn’t know the horse. Better for the horse too if it can go back to an environment it knows.