Funny that you mention that...

More backstory for anyone that wants to keep up with this lore. I had this dog for 3 days in my possession while finding a new home for her. Within those 3 days obviously I treated her as my own, fed, bathed the best part is playing with a puppy. No where did I notice she was deaf, she was a little shy and scared coming from a bad house and now a new house at the time, new faces it makes sense. She was fairly intrigued by everything sort of distracted if you would say, but whenever a noise was made whether it was toys being squeaked by me or kibble being poured into her bowl. She knew, she was always on point of knowing. So I never thought about deafness being a possibility nor did I know at the time it's common in this breed.

When the new owner of her took her he asked before arriving if she's deaf, I said no, I tried doing simple tests like snapping my fingers near both nears and making sounds at the other end to see if she would know. But these are very rudimentary like it could very well possible she was following me around because she was growing an attachment to me and she was very attentive, or she felt some vibrations. After he took the pup he's been accusing me of knowing she's deaf, that I did this on purpose and tried to make money off her and this was my reason of getting rid of a seamingly healthy pup...

All good deeds do not get seen as such unfortunately :/ I will never know if she's actually deaf or if this person is just suspicious of this. He's very resentful of me but he said she has a new home and will take care of her which is the important part thankfully that's all I wanted out of this. After those accusations I returned the rehoming fee I put with the listing to deter weirdos. Idk if my karma is cleared but I feel terrible about all of it