im buying a dog and it is 800. I have paid her 200 but 100 of it was to hold the dog. do I owe her 700 or 600?

Answer 1

$600. A deposit is applied similar to payments. Unless otherwise specifically stated. If the $800 quoted price had "No strings attached" The hold, no matter how much over the request is applied in full.

Answer 2

My guess is that you've made 2 paymernts of 100 each. The first one was to "hold the dog" for you so it can be considered as the "deposit". If at that time you changed your mind, then you would not get your 100 back. Still, that 100 goes towards the 800 price for the dog. Later on, you paid another 100 so:

Total payments = 100 + 100 = 200
Total price = 800
Balance owed = 800 - 200 = 600

You owe 600

Answer 3

You owe her $600. Like you said you paid her $200 for an $800 dog. The $100 of the $200 was to "hold it", meaning no one else could come and buy it. But certainly the $200 will be deducted from the $800.

Answer 4

If the dog was 800 total, then you owe her 600. The 100 holding fee should come out of total price for dog. So 800-100= 700-100 (holding fee) =600

Answer 5

you should only owe $600.. if you paid $100 to hold the dog.. what the heck was the other $100.. unless they are charging you BOARDING fees becuase you couldnt take the dog when it was ready to go...

but if it was a pup too young to go.. then you should only owe $600.. really you should ALWAYS get a written contract to avoid any confusion

DONT pay a cent for a dog who isnt vaccinated, dewormed, and vet checked
NEVER pay more than the cost of a vet (and the above) if the dog ISNT purebred and registered..
a breeder CANNOT charge one price for a dog with papers and another price for a dog without...

you should NEVER pay that much for a designer cross bred dog

Answer 6

The holding fee is applied to the price You now owe 600.
Hope it's a great dog. That's a lot of money.

Answer 7

The $100.00 should be considered 'earnest money' and is included in the payment price, so you should only owe her 600. Basically you just paid her to prove that you really were going to buy the dog so she knew that one was sold. Did you sign any sort of purchase agreement? If not, then I would insist that 800 is the total price of the dog.

Answer 8

600

Answer 9

$600

Answer 10

$600