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I respectfully disagree.
Those eggs were bought and guaranteed to be olive eggers. Period. Point blank, end of that subject. A person should not take advantage of someone else's lack of understanding about crossbreeding (because MOST people DON'T know that the cross doesn't always "take") by guaranteeing something to be a certain way, *taking money in return for that guarantee*, then not even answering emails/questions regarding why the resulting offspring were *not* in fact olive eggers.
Jacksonmom is totally in the "right" to be upset. The sense of trust & honesty was broken. Money exchanged hands, and there was at least an implicit deception on the behalf of the seller by not informing ANY buyer that there was a chance that those eggs would either be brown or blue. In her shoes, I would be beyond simply "upset".
Those of us who have been breeding to further a color or line know about the inherent dangers of crossbreeding. Those who don't do that, probably don't know.
I respectfully disagree.
Those eggs were bought and guaranteed to be olive eggers. Period. Point blank, end of that subject. A person should not take advantage of someone else's lack of understanding about crossbreeding (because MOST people DON'T know that the cross doesn't always "take") by guaranteeing something to be a certain way, *taking money in return for that guarantee*, then not even answering emails/questions regarding why the resulting offspring were *not* in fact olive eggers.
Jacksonmom is totally in the "right" to be upset. The sense of trust & honesty was broken. Money exchanged hands, and there was at least an implicit deception on the behalf of the seller by not informing ANY buyer that there was a chance that those eggs would either be brown or blue. In her shoes, I would be beyond simply "upset".
Those of us who have been breeding to further a color or line know about the inherent dangers of crossbreeding. Those who don't do that, probably don't know.