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Breny · 03-25-2009, 09:26 PM

I just looked thru the posts and found all her other pictures and i think she looks the same. Flashes can really lighten them out. She looks scared in the above pics in the dirt/grass.
but I seen the bath pics you posted and she is adorable

I seen the seller posted she was aggressive towards one of her females. I hope things get better for everone!

Baxters Mommy · 03-25-2009, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Sunnie

JMO but it looks like the same dog to me and if I remember correctly, the YT member selling her said that she was aggressive with one of her yorkies. I would have thought you would take that into consideration prior to purchasing

I just don't see how it looks like the same dog... there's a little bit of black on like the bridge of the dog's nose that is not in the first picture... I just don't see the resemblance at all... Just saying.

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She's been here about a week and a half.
I'm trying really hard to integrate her into my house but she's attacked my 3lb yorkie several times now and twice we've been to the vet for injuries to the little one.
If we're eating, I have to crate her. If Teiya is eating, I have to crate her. If someone comes over, I have to crate her. And she's gone after my 4 and 5 year old for no reason too.
This afternoon, I was sitting at the table eating lunch and Teiya was at my feet, as usual. This dog comes flying through the room and attacked her because I had food and she thought Teiya was getting something she wasn't.
My boys were having pizza this afternoon and the dog got up on the table, stances my 4 year old and starts growling until he backed away far enough, then grabbed his pizza and ran.
This is NOT ok. None of this is ok.

Is the seller not letting you return her?

LilMissy · 03-25-2009, 09:29 PM

I don't think that's the same dog.

Carsons Mommy · 03-25-2009, 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Teiya

I did. And I spent A LOT of time on the phone with the seller asking about that very thing. She assured me Emma got along well with every dog except that one female. Never said anything about her being food aggressive.

I'm sorry. I feel the dog was misrepresented in a lot of ways. Jasmanea didn't want her. Whoever she sold her to before me returned her, so why am I the bad guy because she's not working out in my home? Bottom line is I'm stuck with her.

I feel for you given the fact that she is being aggresive toward your children and your other Yorkie but I also REALLY feel bad for this dog

She was already returned once and by the looks of it is going to be returned for a second time.

I think this precious girl needs to be given a home where she is the only child and I really hope she finds her forever home soon.

megansmomma · 03-25-2009, 09:43 PM

I am a little confused? You paid $1,100 for an adult Yorkie that is a pet

Was she a part of a breeding program and being rehomed?

If she is from a breeder I thought that a good reputable breeder always took their own back if it didn't work out? Did you sign a contract? Did you meet in person or was this pup flown in to you? I am finding it very hard to believe that anyone would pay that amount of money for a full grown pet unless you were planning on breeding? There are all kinds or yorkies in shelters and rescues all the time that are full grown, her size, and surely not $1,100! I personally do not think that picture #1 looks anything like the other 2 pictures that you posted but really that doesn't mean a lot to me because unless you saw this dog in the first place before laying out that kind of money you really don't have a leg to stand on. But like I asked earlier~doesn't a breeder take back her dogs if it doesn't work out? Sounds like you have learned an hard and EXPENSIVE lesson.

Another poster said to "get rid of her" but I am not quite sure what that means?

Baxters Mommy · 03-25-2009, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Carsons Mommy

I feel for you given the fact that she is being aggresive toward your children and your other Yorkie but I also REALLY feel bad for this dog

She was already returned once and by the looks of it is going to be returned for a second time.

I think this precious girl needs to be given a home where she is the only child and I really hope she finds her forever home soon.

I agree with that.

That is a sad thought.

Teiya · 03-25-2009, 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Carsons Mommy

I feel for you given the fact that she is being aggresive toward your children and your other Yorkie but I also REALLY feel bad for this dog

She was already returned once and by the looks of it is going to be returned for a second time.

I think this precious girl needs to be given a home where she is the only child and I really hope she finds her forever home soon.

Yeah I know. That was my biggest apprehension. She needs a forever home. She does have some positive points. She is affectionate and she is housebroken. I mentioned that she needed to be the only baby based on my observation and she'd be a lot happier in a situation like that but my speculation wasn't a welcoming one. I was made to feel guilty because she's not working out in my home at all. It seems to me that she's competing and it's bringing out aggression in her. I just don't know what to do here. I feel so stuck.

I can get over the fact that she doesn't look like the dog in the first picture. I can't get over the fact that she is almost 2lbs bigger than what was told to me and that she's got some peculiar aggression problems.

Teiya · 03-25-2009, 09:49 PM

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Originally Posted by megansmomma

I am a little confused? You paid $1,100 for an adult Yorkie that is a pet

Was she a part of a breeding program and being rehomed?

If she is from a breeder I thought that a good reputable breeder always took their own back if it didn't work out? Did you sign a contract? Did you meet in person or was this pup flown in to you? I am finding it very hard to believe that anyone would pay that amount of money for a full grown pet unless you were planning on breeding? There are all kinds or yorkies in shelters and rescues all the time that are full grown, her size, and surely not $1,100! I personally do not think that picture #1 looks anything like the other 2 pictures that you posted but really that doesn't mean a lot to me because unless you saw this dog in the first place before laying out that kind of money you really don't have a leg to stand on. But like I asked earlier~doesn't a breeder take back her dogs if it doesn't work out? Sounds like you have learned an hard and EXPENSIVE lesson.

Another poster said to "get rid of her" but I am not quite sure what that means?

Yes. I did. I was willing to pay for what I wanted. I wanted a female adult yorkie, not a puppy. I wanted a dog who was on the small side to pair with my 3lb yorkie for companionship with a laid back disposition and a sweet nature. Size was important to me because, let's face it, dogs WILL fight once is a while and an almost 7lb dog will seriously hurt a 3lb dog. The purchase price + shipping was $1100. I'm not even counting the vet bills I've endured so far.

Your right. It was an expensive lesson and I don't think I'll ever trust anyone again.

nanahas3 · 03-25-2009, 10:00 PM

This may of been asked and I missed it but did she not offer you a return guarentee if things didnt work out? From what I have read on here the responsible people do that because they want to make sure there puppies are happy in their forever homes. Does she not have another puppy to replace this one with? They really do look like different dogs to me . And according to the growth charts that is a lot of weight to gain in one month.

it really doesnt sound like anyone in your family is bonding with her and she needs to be taken back by the breeder and placed in a home with no other dogs.

xxmxaxrxyxx · 03-25-2009, 10:05 PM

does not look like the same dog to me either...the color is what got me...he appears to be darker in the last 2 pictures than the first...and even if taken by different cameras with different setting it should not be that much of a difference!

LilMissy · 03-25-2009, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by xxmxaxrxyxx

does not look like the same dog to me either...the color is what got me...he appears to be darker in the last 2 pictures than the first...and even if taken by different cameras with different setting it should not be that much of a difference!

Particularly if you look at the chest. It looks black in the second photo, but very light tan in the first one.

megansmomma · 03-25-2009, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Teiya

Yes. I did. I was willing to pay for what I wanted. I wanted a female adult yorkie, not a puppy. I wanted a dog who was on the small side to pair with my 3lb yorkie for companionship with a laid back disposition and a sweet nature. Size was important to me because, let's face it, dogs WILL fight once is a while and an almost 7lb dog will seriously hurt a 3lb dog. The purchase price + shipping was $1100. I'm not even counting the vet bills I've endured so far.

Your right. It was an expensive lesson and I don't think I'll ever trust anyone again.

I am still wondering if she was someone's pet or she was being sold as a possible breeding female for that price? She sounds like she is very dominant and I would be very worried about leaving her alone with your little 3 lber. I know plenty of people that have smaller and even teapots living together but their personalities are compatible but unfortunately that does not seem like the case here. I had a foster pup in my home that went after Doodlebug when he was only a little puppy. He was placed into a new foster home because not only was he much larger but also their personalities didn't match to mine and truthfully I was worried he would hurt him. If she will not take her back I would suggest that you talk to a Yorkie rescue in your area about rehoming her properly. It does not seem to me that this has happened for this little girl yet 2 homes in her short life is just not far. I am not suggesting that you have to turn her over to a rescue but there are plenty of people that are looking for that perfect Yorkie and I am sure that a good rescue would be willing to help you find a her a perfect home. They screen all their applicants very well and always try to match the pup to the home and owner's lifestyle. Truthfully, the end goal of a reputable rescue is to find a FOREVER HOME and not just a different home. Such a sad story.

yorkieK9trainer · 03-25-2009, 10:11 PM

Who on here did you get this dog from?!?

I'm suprised he/she won't take the dog back and return at least part of your money. Dogs that are known to have certain aggression issues can't be expected to go to a new home and not possibly be returned. You two never discussed that potential aspect of this transaction?

You could've found a low cost to no cost Yorkie and been better off it sounds like.

Best of luck to you all. If you were in Illinois, I'd offer to stop by!

Teiya · 03-25-2009, 10:12 PM

Yes and no. She's kinda offered a return option but it was under extreme protest.

Our last correspondence stated how insulted she was that I would insinuate that she misrepresented the dog to me. However, she's insisted that I have to pay for shipping both ways and the vaccines she had done prior to sending her to me. I'd be willing to return her if she would reimburse me at least half the shipping. Many of you said it's the same dog and perhaps it was the lighting. I don't think so. None of my friends who have met the dog and saw the pictures think so. Even my vet didn't think so. If the lighting we that dramatically different ok. But she stated the dog was 5lbs, not 6.12. Coupled with the glamour shots, that's misrepresentation and I feel it's only fair that she does reimburse me.

At the very least, I would be willing to keep the dog until she found suitable placement for her where I'm not throwing away $500 of my money shipping the dog around. I do think she needs to be a single dog so she doesn't have to compete for food and affection. She's a good girl, but she's never going to be happy in a situation like this.

shannonroselive · 03-25-2009, 10:13 PM

No way that's the same dog

But, I feel sorry for the little girl, she needs a forever home. Don't some of those pro trainers like that dog whisperer or someone specialize in fixing these behavior problems? Maybe look into hiring one of them to help instead of shelling out the vet bills and worrying about your other family members? Might be worth a shot?
I'm sorry you're having so much trouble with her.

03-25-2009, 09:26 PM	#16
Breny My Tiny Treasures Donating Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: . Posts: 11,790 Blog Entries: 3	I just looked thru the posts and found all her other pictures and i think she looks the same. Flashes can really lighten them out. She looks scared in the above pics in the dirt/grass. but I seen the bath pics you posted and she is adorable I seen the seller posted she was aggressive towards one of her females. I hope things get better for everone! __________________ http://Brenysbabies.com

03-25-2009, 09:29 PM	#18
LilMissy Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: BC, Canada Posts: 3,421	I don't think that's the same dog. __________________ Shaunna with Missy (my princess) & Dora (my tomboy)

03-25-2009, 09:43 PM	#20
megansmomma Donating YT 10K Club Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: S. W. Suburbs of Chicago, IL Posts: 12,235	I am a little confused? You paid $1,100 for an adult Yorkie that is a pet Was she a part of a breeding program and being rehomed? If she is from a breeder I thought that a good reputable breeder always took their own back if it didn't work out? Did you sign a contract? Did you meet in person or was this pup flown in to you? I am finding it very hard to believe that anyone would pay that amount of money for a full grown pet unless you were planning on breeding? There are all kinds or yorkies in shelters and rescues all the time that are full grown, her size, and surely not $1,100! I personally do not think that picture #1 looks anything like the other 2 pictures that you posted but really that doesn't mean a lot to me because unless you saw this dog in the first place before laying out that kind of money you really don't have a leg to stand on. But like I asked earlier~doesn't a breeder take back her dogs if it doesn't work out? Sounds like you have learned an hard and EXPENSIVE lesson. Another poster said to "get rid of her" but I am not quite sure what that means? __________________ “Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.” Mark Twain

03-25-2009, 10:00 PM	#24
nanahas3 ♥Love My Snuggle Bugs♥ Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Missouri Posts: 4,290	This may of been asked and I missed it but did she not offer you a return guarentee if things didnt work out? From what I have read on here the responsible people do that because they want to make sure there puppies are happy in their forever homes. Does she not have another puppy to replace this one with? They really do look like different dogs to me . And according to the growth charts that is a lot of weight to gain in one month. it really doesnt sound like anyone in your family is bonding with her and she needs to be taken back by the breeder and placed in a home with no other dogs. Last edited by nanahas3; 03-25-2009 at 10:02 PM.

03-25-2009, 10:05 PM	#25
xxmxaxrxyxx Missing Yoshi Everyday! Donating Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Wichita, KS Posts: 15,110 Blog Entries: 3	does not look like the same dog to me either...the color is what got me...he appears to be darker in the last 2 pictures than the first...and even if taken by different cameras with different setting it should not be that much of a difference! __________________ Yoshi Mei Ling Ting Ting Ting Ki Sun Hye Yukio Kioshi

03-25-2009, 10:11 PM	#28
yorkieK9trainer YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: North eastern Illinois Suburbs Posts: 1,669	Who on here did you get this dog from?!? I'm suprised he/she won't take the dog back and return at least part of your money. Dogs that are known to have certain aggression issues can't be expected to go to a new home and not possibly be returned. You two never discussed that potential aspect of this transaction? You could've found a low cost to no cost Yorkie and been better off it sounds like. Best of luck to you all. If you were in Illinois, I'd offer to stop by! __________________ "Big things come in small packages" http://www.myspace.com/yorkiek9trainer

03-25-2009, 10:12 PM	#29
Teiya Currently Suspended! Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: SLC, Utah Posts: 132	Yes and no. She's kinda offered a return option but it was under extreme protest. Our last correspondence stated how insulted she was that I would insinuate that she misrepresented the dog to me. However, she's insisted that I have to pay for shipping both ways and the vaccines she had done prior to sending her to me. I'd be willing to return her if she would reimburse me at least half the shipping. Many of you said it's the same dog and perhaps it was the lighting. I don't think so. None of my friends who have met the dog and saw the pictures think so. Even my vet didn't think so. If the lighting we that dramatically different ok. But she stated the dog was 5lbs, not 6.12. Coupled with the glamour shots, that's misrepresentation and I feel it's only fair that she does reimburse me. At the very least, I would be willing to keep the dog until she found suitable placement for her where I'm not throwing away $500 of my money shipping the dog around. I do think she needs to be a single dog so she doesn't have to compete for food and affection. She's a good girl, but she's never going to be happy in a situation like this. __________________ Gina - Mom to Teiya. One spoiled little Yorkie girl!

03-25-2009, 10:13 PM	#30
shannonroselive Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Where ever the wind blows! Posts: 612	No way that's the same dog But, I feel sorry for the little girl, she needs a forever home. Don't some of those pro trainers like that dog whisperer or someone specialize in fixing these behavior problems? Maybe look into hiring one of them to help instead of shelling out the vet bills and worrying about your other family members? Might be worth a shot? I'm sorry you're having so much trouble with her.