. Mr. Da Rosa wanted to breed his dog, a beautiful German Shorthair Pointer (GSP), named Princess. He needed the money that purebred GSP puppies would sell for (roughly $1000.00 per puppy). He researched from a list of Canadian "donors" and found the 100% purebred male he was looking for. They agreed to mate the dogs through artificial insemination for the cost of $800.00. . Two months later, Princess had the puppies but they were obviously not purebred. It turns out the donor lied about the dog's lineage. Mr. Da Rose was furious as he now had "mutts", only worth roughly $400, instead of the prized dogs he was hoping for. . What is the donor guilty of? What tort may Mr. Da Rosa sue the donor for? (P.S. Mutts are awesome dogs) For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). BIUS Paragraph Arial 14px V A v V E E E X2 X2 SIT The - + ABC V V - V X EXE O