It's Unfortunate...

...that their are questionable/dishonest people out there (often referred to as scammers).  We had agreed to sell a puppy to a family in Florida.  However, through communicating via phone and emails the story kept changing and red flags went up.  One fault my husband and I have is that we are caring, too caring.  We love this breed so much and get alot of enjoyment, love, companionship from our mastiffs that we want to share that with others.  We try our best to ensure they are going to good homes.  My heart rests easily knowing that so far they all have.  However, it's scary to think that this puppy could've went to a place that might not of been safe for her.  I'm just thankful that there are particular things we watch for and the second one of us (my husband or I) feels uncomfortable we have many more questions for the potential buyer.  That's when we realize we were worrying over nothing or the buyer is very shady and its a no sale.  Its definitely a learning experience.