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If you purchase a puppy from a purebred breeder and later learn the dog is not a purebred, you also have a good case.

It all comes down to the contract.

Without a contract, you can't sue.

The actual suit is for breach of contract, not buying a non-purebred puppy, so the contract is critical.

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