Christina Diskin is suing “The Dog House,” claiming the pet store tricked her into signing a lease agreement for Athena, a now 10-month-old puppy. The store claims the lawsuit is without merit. Courtesy photo.
Manchester-based The Dog House says a lawsuit singling it out for the purchase of a puppy that went sour is unfair. It claims the dog owner made a bad decision, did not read the fine print, and has only herself to blame.
In an email to the Connecticut Law Tribune, the pet store said it should not “have to spend time, money and resources defending ourselves against ridiculous accusations.”
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