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Originally Posted by Dina_Nichole Hi, I don't hate you but I do understand why many people are upset by your post. First, I'll be amazed if your breeder takes a healthy dog back. I don't believe this dog is right for you. If the breeder doesn't take it back please consider finding the puppy a new home. I loved all of my dogs the moment I saw their faces and couldn't imagine giving them away because of their size. Regardless, what you end up doing is your business. I have a relative that bought a yorkie that was absolutely beautiful. However, because he grew to 7 lbs. she was not happy and bought another yorkie. The second one is about 3 lbs fullgrown and the 7 lb. one was always getting pushed aside and ignored. It was truly heartbreaking and it took many family members to convince her to sell the 7 lb. one. I'm only telling you this because I'd hate to see this happen to another dog. I'm not saying you would do this but if your that unhappy already, I don't believe it will get any better. Please try to take the dog back or find it a new home. Good Luck with finding another dog but remember no'one can guarantee a size. |
I think I can understand your dissapointment with the breeder but that shouldn't be confused with your bonding with Zoe. Her picture is adorable. In the event you decided to keep her, just make sure you don't end up buying another tiny dog later on and Zoe getting pushed aside because she is bigger but since you have a pit, hopefully that wouldn't be the case. I know I am way out of the topic but like Dina Nichole, I have seen it before. It is heartbreaking. Good luck in whatever decision you make. I have bonded with my baby the moment he is in my arms the first time. He doesn't even look as cute as Zoe then. He was real scruffy and smells like he has never had a bath but I will not let go of him.
I just saw the pictures...she is cute!!!!!!