Originally Posted by yorkie mad (Post 2544297)

i dont think the buyer or the seller deserves this dog. Your like children arguing over a toy. This is a living creature that needs love. Theres too much talk about money and not enough about the needs of the dog. The buyer should always see the dog before buying ,we all know that. Find a puppy in your own hometown and save the poor animal from travelling.

Originally Posted by TLC (Post 2544329)

I looked back at the photos. I think this is the same dog, (eyes and snout area look the same shape and size) - HOWEVER, I do think that the seller posted VERY, VERY Young photos of this dog - so misleading to me :(

Originally Posted by TLC (Post 2544329)

I looked back at the photos. I think this is the same dog, (eyes and snout area look the same shape and size) - HOWEVER, I do think that the seller posted VERY, VERY Young photos of this dog - so misleading to me :(

Originally Posted by Borinal (Post 2544336)

The fact that so many people bounce back and fourth between this very subject and the use of he/she everywhere says just about everything that can be said regarding the subject of the mis-representation.

Originally Posted by WalnutHill (Post 2544313)

So, what is going on? I got to page 10 and had to stop - nothing new is being said anyway.

It's a different dog, no question, or at least a terribly misrepresented dog by using a really old photo for the ad (I think it's a different dog). In my experience, lighting can make a HUGE difference - more lighting can make the hair appear fuller and lighter, but that's not the same dog.

Are you guys working something out or are you looking for a new home for her? I would love the opportunity to help in any way I can. - Like findhing her a new home, etc.

Honestly, as a breeder, I would refund every cent and drive to Florida to pick her up if there were a problem. Especially with an adult Yorkie, a good fit in a new family is a MUST. We have rehomed a few older Yorkies, and always there was the expectation that if for ANY reason it didn't work out, we would happily take the Yorkie back and find it a new home - I want to know where all of our babies are, how they are being cared for, who they are with, etc. Personalities with older Yorkies can be tricky when you take them out of their normal environment, so a breder should always spend a lot of time in making the right family choice when rehoming a Yorkie.

Anyway, I've thrown in my two cents.

Here's an example of how lighting can make a Yorkie look different - same dog, one outside with natural light and one inside under bright lights with a flash - taken about 6 days apart.

Originally Posted by John Stelting (Post 2544363)

Buyer............. fly to Florida
Seller .............give her a full refund
Buyer.............. fly back to Salt Lake and realize a good lesson learned and be glad it didn't cost you everything you paid....

Enough on this thread

Admin........ shut down this thread.......

John

Originally Posted by blueeyes_jd (Post 2544230)

..... heres a pic of her... Gracie was 5 months old... Attachment 270916

Originally Posted by WalnutHill (Post 2544313)

Here's an example of how lighting can make a Yorkie look different - same dog, one outside with natural light and one inside under bright lights with a flash - taken about 6 days apart.

Originally Posted by emilyann (Post 2544411)

Yeah, but you can still see the black on the Yorkies nose in both pictures. In the OP's situation, you can't.