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Miranda619 · 02-06-2014, 08:54 AM

Thank you for all the replies and wonderful comments. I appreciate it. It doesn't matter to me if "Chewie" is not a purebred. We will love him just as much and would never think of giving him back. I am more concerned with possibly being lied to and scammed for $650.00. Maybe I am just being paranoid. I didn't get that vibe off the lady we purchased him from, but like someone mentioned, maybe she was a good sales person. All the questions about his breed by my neighbors got me thinking if maybe I was scammed, so naturally, I freaked out. So far he appears to be a healthy little boy and he is a joy to have around. If he is a "teapot", no big deal, more to love. He's not going anywhere, he is part of our family.

Miranda619 · 02-06-2014, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by nanahas3

This is Petey at 3 months old. It really is hard to tell them apart as puppies though

Oh my goodness. He's a cutie pie!

02-06-2014, 08:54 AM	#16
Miranda619 Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Carlsbad, Ca Posts: 56	Thank you for all the replies and wonderful comments. I appreciate it. It doesn't matter to me if "Chewie" is not a purebred. We will love him just as much and would never think of giving him back. I am more concerned with possibly being lied to and scammed for $650.00. Maybe I am just being paranoid. I didn't get that vibe off the lady we purchased him from, but like someone mentioned, maybe she was a good sales person. All the questions about his breed by my neighbors got me thinking if maybe I was scammed, so naturally, I freaked out. So far he appears to be a healthy little boy and he is a joy to have around. If he is a "teapot", no big deal, more to love. He's not going anywhere, he is part of our family.