TriSong Tibetan Terriers

Susan gave us a puppy that she assured us was gentle and did not even need to be crated! Turns out the dog is very confident and started attacking our 12 year old mix, and lunging at my husband.

We repeatedly asked for help and she told us to go to a trainer.

We met and worked with three trainers. We were told that this was a temperament issue and would always exist, that the dog would need a very firm and skilled hand. We are not trainers.

We wanted a calm and gentle dog and cant devote the time this dog required for maintenance training.

We were told by several trainers to return the dog.

We returned the dog in 4 months after doing our best job and Susan will not replace or refund any money - as though she hadnt picked the dog for us and knowing that we have an old dog!

She has said how well the dog was trained and wanted to give us the dog back until I said NO. Now she is changing her story.

She has the dog and the money.

She sold our puppy that we had a deposit on for 4 months, after sending us pictures and videos we were attached to the puppy

She has a psychological problem don’t be sucked in

The principal owner of Trisong Tibetan Terriers, has inconsistent and odd business practices.

Their website advises , to send deposits for purchase of their dogs.

The Trisong website, also advises to call the organization and or the Principal's cell phone as listed on the website, to assure that she will call back promptly.

The follow up communication is erratic. Voicemails, informing customers, that she will be unavailable to return calls for several days, listing specific dates, remain unchanged and not updated for as much as a month.

If you are able to reach or her or her husband, randomly , they present as rushed, chaotic, hurrying dogs to airports, to get them to customers.

Nevertheless, as a potential person of interest, who can drive to their home where they have their dogs, multiple squirrely reasons were created only through emails, making it challenging at best to actually meet with them and their dogs.

There is not necessarily anything inherently askew or inappropriate with their ethics as it relates to proper breeding, care and oversight of the dogs and facilities.

However, any reputable breeder and or business owner, with avoidance in having easily accessible and direct communication that is in opposition to what the business represents on their website, raises question of illegitimate business practice at the very least. Even if they chose to be selective in how they proceed with any potential customer, as reputable dog breeder's can be well intended necessarily scrutinizing. However, Trisong's advertising and communication are not aligned, not consistent and questionably sketchy.

As it relates to breeding dogs one may question whether there is diversion from credible and ethical practices related to the care and compassion of the dogs.