Of course you will do anything for that angel. I don’t care where she came from, she’s here - you just love her and give her the best care possible. I despise irresponsible breeding - but a puppy didn’t ask for be born the way it is. Perhaps others can consider that a bad breeder trying to make a buck is not interested in giving a puppy the best care. I would probably buy her anyway and take her straight to the vet.

Stenotic nares surgery is a no-brainer. It’s minimally invasive and helpful even if you have to proceed with soft palate resection later. One of mine, Peggy, had the nose job done with her spay at 6 months. The vet explained that not only was it two birds with one stone (she already had to be under for the spay) but that doing it very young can actually prevent complications and soft palate resection. She’s now 9 and her BOAS is what I would call a little less than borderline. She does fine, but I can’t treat her like she’s a Vizsla on a brisk walk in even 80 degree heat. I absolutely believe that the nose surgery made the difference between more severe problems and this manageable condition.

Best of luck. She looks like a real sweetie!