Scenario 1 – To the Dogs Dealing with Dogs Ann wanted to breed dogs. She had always loved animals. Now that she had graduated high school, Ann thought she could become a breeder. According to her research, breeding would be profitable. Ann already owned a female German shepherd, so she wanted to purchase a male one. Ann responded to an Internet advertisement to purchase purebred dogs. The seller assured her that she had the perfect male German shepherd. Ann paid $1,000 for the dog. Nine months passed, and Ann’s dogs failed to produce a litter of puppies. When Ann took the male dog to the veterinarian, she said that the dog had been neutered. Ann contacted the seller to return the dog. Ann told her she revoked her acceptance of the male dog. The seller said it was too late for Ann to do that. What rights does Ann have? Scenario 2 – Time to Read Examining the E-Reader Dana had wanted an e-reader for the past year. She had examined several different kinds. She purchased the top brand from the top electronics store in town. The e-reader had a 30-day warranty. Dana packed for college the day that she bought the e-reader. She did not open the e-reader because she wanted to do so when she was settled in her dormitory. Unfortunately, Dana forgot to pack her e-reader, and it was over a month later when her mother could afford to ship it to Dana. When Dana finally opened her e-reader, it didn’t work. Dana contacted the store where she purchased the e-reader. The manager said that there was nothing they could do. What rights does Dana have?
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