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The pics attached are mom and dad

She looks like she has chihuahua in her. I had a friend that paid for what she thought was an AKC yorkie. Saw what was supposed to be the parents, but one look at the pup and the vet told her I hope you didn't pay for a full breed because this dog is yorkie and chihuahua mix. Test confirmed it yet she had AKC papers saying it was full yorkie. You just never know. She is a cutie though.

I'm not an expert but which ever parent that is in the picture doesn't look like a yorkie to me...I don't know what it would be but your puppy sure is cute!

With having paperwork that says she's a purebred do you think there's anything I can do I love her and would never give get back but I still feel like justice should be done to the fakers. Breeding

Your little Minnie is adorable!!!!:)

I'd just look at the pictures of the parent that you posted and those in the Yorkie dog books and go to the breeder and ask her what is going on. That picture of one of the parents doesn't look like a Yorkshire Terrier to me. If the dog is registered with AKC or some other organization, I would contact them. Maybe a purebred dog, even one with "papers" died or couldn't reproduce somewhere along the line and another dog was substituted and the papers passed to that dog unbeknownst to AKC or any breed registering organization. I guess it is possible that the parent is a breed variation from out of the blue from it is one I have never seen. But you can see from many dogs pictured here that that parent's picture you posted really doesn't favor a Yorkshire Terrier that much.

I would say if you paid a "purebred" price for your dog, you have something of a refund coming. I think one of the online canine DNA labs could probably run a test on your pup to see what breed combo's made up the genetics of your Minnie. Money aside, you do have a sweet and darling little girl dog. But you can try to protect future purchasers of puppies from your breeder by trying to report her to the place she advertised through and any registration organization she registers her litters through.

In my opinion, I'm sorry but there is no way that she is a Yorkie. A Yorkie/Chiwawa mix sure but not a full blooded Yorkie. Plus the photo of the mom/dad is not a full Yorkie either !

She is cute !

What registry is the paperwork from? (akc, ckc, apri)

Maybe you could call and explain your situation to them and get some advise. You can also call the breeder and she what they are willing to do to rectify the situation. If she is charging for a full breed Yorkie and she is clearly not, that is fraud. You should ask for a portion of your money back.

Aca paperwork and the family yorkie line info that's why it's kinda odd to me. I'm going to take her to the vet next week and then go from there before I say anything to the breeder u want to triple check everything

If the paperwork is ACA instead of AKC you may have more problems getting the breeder to do anything. I would still call them and see what you can do. Good luck.

There is a DNA test that can be done. But you have to weigh your odds of the added cost to find out for sure what is quit obvious to those of us who know Yorkies. And the chance that the breeder may not even care. Probably will not admit to anything and claim all is as it states in the paperwork and never offer any type of partial refund or any at all.

Are you prepared for the battle ?

If she is advertising that female dog as a purebred Yorkshire Terrier parent of a puppy she is selling, there is reason to believe she is possibly committing fraud, based on its appearance. Maybe she thinks it really is a purebred Yorkie and was fooled herself when she bought that dog but you have reason to inquire and investigate her claim your dog is purebred Yorkshire Terrier based on the fact that those dogs you pictured really don't look much at all like most other Yorkshire Terriers. Just go to Google Images Search and type in Yorkshire Terrier and see how many images come up that look quite different from her parent and your pup's pictures. They all have much more hair, which is of a silkier quality and not flat-coated, most have prick ears and shorter muzzles, higher foreheads and taller heads. I hope that you can get some legal redress and stop her selling her dogs as purebred Yorkshire Terriers based on the pictures provided.

She even has the parents and grandparents info on about them being purebred as well

Here's a picture of my Chloe at 10 weeks old just so you can compare.