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Originally Posted by Yorkiemom1  This is so upsetting to me, to hear all this about these people......this man was my son's Ag teacher when Jimmy was in high school...Jimmy is now 42 years old, so it was a while back!.....these people were so nice, so sweet, worked extensively with the Ag department and farm animals....they were kind and sweet people.
I have never had occasion to purchase a dog from them, it is just so upsetting to hear bad things about people you know from years ago, that have been very active with and around animals and farming and our high school Ag boys......
I am so sorry about your experiences, with everyone elses bad experiences with the pups you purchased from them....how heart breaking is all that.......it is tragic to buy a baby, then the baby gets sick and either requires $$$$$ medical bills/surgical bills, or the baby just dies.....and then to make it even worse, to refuse to stand by the heartbroken people with the dead/dying baby you sold them......this is just wrong on so many different levels and breaks my heart..... |
This must have been a "lifetime" ago for these people. They are heartless and could care less about the little Yorkies they sell. I was totally uninformed about "brokers" and "backyard breeders" when I bought my Lola from them. I was led to believe they were the breeders and when I first called when Lola began to act sick, I, too, was told it was something I was doing wrong. She told me I was either not feeding her properly or not enough. When I called to let them know just how seriously ill Lola really was, they would never return a call or email. They would never, ever even consider accepting responsibilty or even acknowledge that they were selling sickly pups. These little ones are taken from their mothers at 6, 8, 10 weeks old and are sold without any regard to their health or well being. It's disgusting and makes me ill and angry all at the same time to even think they are allowed to continue to profit from selling these poor defenseless little beings.