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Originally Posted by mojo  What rumor would that be? My dog has been in the vet hospital a number of times - FACT. A picture of my dog is posted on Cheryl's website without my permission - FACT. I googled Cheryl and she has both a website for Yorkies and Cairn Terriers - FACT.
I never said anything about the state of her kennels as I have never seen them. What I did state was that I was disappointed to find a picture of my dog under her tails of approval when I never gave permission and certainly wasn't sending any type of approval on such an ill dog who has suffered immensely, wether it be due to bad breeding or otherwise. |
Well it appears she removed the picture at least.. I sure didn't see it. the link you sent says the pictures doesn't exist..
I do see she has 2 web sites, which I think is silly..
Yorkie Puppies for Sale, quality yorkies raised by experienced Yorkie breeder tiny yorkies for sale,toy yorkshire terriers, teacup yorkie
As for being USDA, this does NOT mean a USDA breeder is a puppy mill!! Honestly I am tired of people saying that.
There are tons of breeders who are not USDA that are mills. There are always going to be good and bad, But after I reported a breeder to the USDA they went to her kennel the next day. She was shut down!! So the USDA, IMO do more then the ASPCA and animal control.
It is too bad when people get puppies who are sick, been there done that as they say and I wouldn't wish it on anyone!
But nobody can tell by a web site whether someone is a "puppy mill" or bad breeder. References always need to be checked, and not the ones on their web sites.
While I don't doubt you and the OP have sick dogs, the original OP waited TWO years to post a complaint about this breeder, and I question her motives due to waiting so long. And why on earth after seeing dogs stacked in wire crates would ANYONE walk away with puppy from a place like that.
I would not take the puppy and then demand or sue to get my money back. Pictures are worth a thousand words they say, the pictures the BF took would of held up in small claims court and she would of gotten her money back for the pup..
We have to take responsibility as consumers too..