Am I wrong wanting to return my puppy to the breeders or give him to a shelter...?

Yes, it is time to return it to the breeders and demand a refund. If they refuse, take it to the shelter or, better yet, to a rescue place. For your next dog, go to the pound or to a rescue place. Stay away from puppy mills. Look for a dog that is less aggressive. You will have fewer problems with it and the two of you will bond better.

This is a good question

Its a pitt bull. No real breeder breeds them since they are ill bred mutts, Trash dogs. you bought a mutt from a BYBer or a mill, they will just resell the dog to someone else if it lives.

The vet is right, the dog should be put down since its not only deformed, its a BYBer pitt bull and will turn on you if it lives

Find someone who knows something about the breed. Like someone who has a few dogs and fights them. He knows good dogs. Give your puppy to him and ask him to get it into condition like his dogs are. Pay him some money for the training.

No not at all............... Too the breeder would be far better for the dog i.m.h.o. though, In this way it will not be adopted out to some other unsuspecting person either.

It sounds like the best option will be to return him. There is likely something very wrong with him genetically, and if he came from a breeder, then it is the breeder's responsibility to ensure the pups are healthy. Therefore, it is the breeder's responsibility to ensure that this dog is cared for as best as possible.

If the breeders placed an unhealthy puppy into your home, why do you think they would take care of it now? They'll just pawn it off on some other unsuspecting person. Shelters do not normally have the budget to treat major health problems and are likely to euthanize it. Some private rescue groups may have the funds and time to handle something like this, but not many. If the puppy has serious congenital defects, is declining, and at least one veterinarian has recommended euthanasia already, that option should be given serious consideration.

To promote health of Pit Bull, give multivitamin twice daily and daily teaspoon of nutmeg/peppermint mix with water. Animal will need weekly estrogen pill or injection to reduce excess testosterone and gain calm behavior.

If estrogen is not available, half teaspoon of phenytoin may be given daily to keep pet sedated.

You are aware that a pit bull is a very bad choice for a first time dog owner, right?

What does the CONTRACT say about returning the dog?

He will probably be euthanized in a shelter. I'd try a rescue.

WHY are you surrendering the dog? Because of his size? I don't believe he's 2 pounds, by the way.