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Originally Posted by gracielove  Such a sweet little dog. I hope she is really happy in her present home. She has that sad look that dogs have that have been through a few things.
I hope that woman did not stay in the "business." Imagine the suffering that these dogs go through when people like that use them as a "business." People like her weaken the bloodlines because they know nothing about genetics and probably don't care to learn.
I hope the people who bought the other dogs also rescued them from such an awful life. |
Something about this situation that really bothers me is that the reason why the women was selling off her Yorkies is because she wanted to start breeding Maltese & Shih Tzu's. I don't know if that ever happened because the women changed her address and moved away ...
And Bonnie is very happy where she is
She has a yorkie sister named Bella. She gets to sleep in bed with her mommy. She has all the toys and comfy things she could ever want! She never has to worry another whether or not she'll be fed. Her new mommy has taught her to enjoy things like the outdoors and such. But honestly, like you said, she has always had a "sad" look about her. I think that has to do with the seven years of hardship she endured with the bad people she was with. The great thing is she only lives 20 min from me and her mom told me she is always open for me coming to visit and check up on her.
I always wish that I could have rescued all of the girls, but all I can do is hope that they were taken in by kind people.