I am glad both sides have been posted. I believe that really makes a difference and sheds some light onto the situation. There are/were two things that I never understood about the whole thing, and I have followed since the first thread. I really don't understand why, if the buyer was not happy with the way the puppy looked, that she took her in the first place. I highly doubt she changed from the moment she was purchased to the time that the thread was posted after she was in her new home. She did choose to purchase her and knew what she looked like, she wasn't shipped but rather picked up in person. That also leads me to my next after listening to both sides. If the breeder was and is willing to take back the puppy in the first place, and the buyer was not happy with her after she got her home, why did she not just return her for a refund? It is not fair to a breeder for someone to visit a home and choose a puppy, then decide they are not happy with the way the puppy looks but expect the breeder to refund the money AND allow them to keep the dog. Something is just so strange about all this. Maybe I am the only one that feels this way, but I did not post on the original thread for this very reason. It is confusing to me and I don't understand it. That is why I mentioned that the breeder was a Yorkietalk member and hoped that she would post so that we could see both sides. Now I am even more confused!
