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Originally Posted by lovespandp  hmm Honestly 500 is a little too much being that you paid 750 for her.. why dont you just sell her for 750?? I don't think she is that important to you if you are asking 500 to re-home her. I understand that you are trying to get some money out of her, but is the money is more important to you than finding her a home that she will be loved and cared for. I don't know what is going on in your situation but I saw you sold another one of your yorkies....I'm sorry if I am being so rude but I am just sick of people trying to pawn off their yorkies..it would be different if you were more consered with her well-being than how much you are selling her for.
About a 9 months ago I bought a differnt male yorkie for 1,000$ I had to rehome him..its a long story but I felt like he wasn't happy with us..I had found him a beautful new family with 3 little boys, a grass filled backyard, a mom that can give him 100% attention and being that I paid 1000 for him I wanted to see a little money out of him. But I knew in my heart that he would have a forever home and taken care of. So I let him go for 200 plus I gave her some of his toys,blankets and his crate. And I go and see him about once a month.
Like I said I don't know your situation, and I am sorry for being rude, but it just hurts that people care more for money than the quality of life of their yorkies. |
Wow...that was a little harsh. The OP stated he is relocating to another country so most likely he can't take his Yorkie with him. Maybe he's in the service...maybe the quarantine process would be too stressful on a small dog...maybe the flight would be too much. Whatever his reason for rehoming his Yorkie is his reason and he didn't deserve that and it certainly doesn't mean money is more important to him than his Yorkie. Most people rehoming their dogs do ask for a rehoming fee...it shows the new family will be financially capable of taking care of the dog and that they aren't just looking for a free one.
jrincon17...good luck finding a new family for your girl, Suki.