I think you take a chance whenever or however you get a dog.    When I got 
Emiliano, he looked perfect, I got him on Saturday and took him  to vet on 
Monday and found he had several medical issues and the very  next day he 
crashed on me. He had to be in intensive care for three days,  So you never 
know.  There so many dogs in need, its heart  breaking.  Just look at Petfinder 
for your area and see the hundreds of  Chihuahuas available.  If you were to 
add up all breeds I bet it would be  more than tens of thousands.
 
Gloria
 
 
In a message dated 7/25/2010 9:10:40 P.M. Central Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

 
 
[_Attachment(s)_ (mip://03c716a8/default.html#TopText)  from Chicosauntie  
Carole Sumner included below]  
 

Hi; Five years ago I adopted a dog from West Virginia and had him (Bubba;  
blind from birth) shipped to me;  He worked out wonderfully. He is a  
delightful; happy dog...  And I would do it again; I found him on  
Petfinder.com; 
talked to the woman who had him;  he was born with defects  and she could 
not sell him, and they were retiring from breeding; so she gave  him to me. I 
paid about $300.00 for the whole deal.  Vet certification;  pet carrier; and 
his flight.   He loves his Mama Carole.  Does not  like being held much but 
loves to stand on two legs and wrap his paws around  my leg and give 
kisses... He loves Daddy Henry and his canine and feline  siblings; lol...  He 
seems to be the happiest dog I knows; he smiles  alot...  Next time I'll send 
pics of Monkey, our other Pom.   The  Chi is My "nephew" Chico; My Sister's 
Chi.  He just spent a week with us;  He is a sweet boy too...

Much love and hugs to fur-babies and their families;  From  Mama Carole and 
her five Fur-babies!  


   








 
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 From: Wendy  <[email protected]>
To:  chihuah...@yahoogro  Ch
Sent: Thu, July 8, 2010 1:49:45  PM
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas]  Re: Unwanted Chiweenie




 
I guess you missed my last post.  The dog is in Key West, 30  miles away.  
There is no shipping involved.  
 
Hubby would beat me silly if I had a dog shipped, sight  unseen.  Not that 
I'd do that anyway.  If I haven't met the  dog, I wouldn't take it. How do 
you know the dog will fit into your  family if you haven't met it??
 


 
 
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-------Original  Message-------
 
 
From: _dfosnight_ (mailto:[email protected]) 
Date: 7/8/2010  10:30:12 AM
To: _chihuah...@yahoogrochihuah_ (mailto:[email protected]) 
Subject: [Chihuahuas]  Re: Unwanted Chiweenie

 
 
I almost got scammed by someone who wanted to  get rid of their Chi. I was 
looking online because my daughter wanted to  buy another Chi. I saw an add 
for one that was free to a good home. I  sent them an email and they replied 
back that there son had died and the  dogs were his.  The lady said that 
they were too much of a reminder  so she wanted to give them to someone that 
would give them a good  home.  She wanted me to pay the shipping fee of $90.  
I  thought that sounded fair and not bad price for the  dog. 
My daughter looked on the internet when she got  home and found that these 
same 2 Chi's were being offered in different  states.  I Googled the name of 
the Chi's and found out that this  was a scam.  These people will tell you 
that the shipping company  will call you in a few days to make arraingements 
with you.  At  that time you must give them your Credit Card info.  After 
they  supposedly set things up, you find out a few days later that it was a  
scam.
 
The best thing you could do is to try to Google  the dogs name or the 
person who has the dog.  Also, I would suggest  you get a prepaid Credit Card 
to 
use to pay the shipping fee. This way  they only get the shipping fee money. 
Also, I would ask the person ahead  of time what is the name of the company 
they are using.  This  way you can Google the name to see if they are a 
legitimate  company.  Also  look up Chiweenies for sale on the internet to  see 
if they have posted any similar ads for the animal.   

I do know these people have been doing this with  other dogs on the 
internet.  Apparently, it is a big scam that is  going around.  I did happen to 
find a breeder in my area that I did  ended up buying my new Chi from.  I now 
am the proud owner of  Sadie.  She is white and has Blue spots on her.  She 
makes  numer 3.  She replaces the dalmation that I had to have put to  sleep 
because she was too old.  My daughter was upset that I put my  Dalmation to 
sleep and she wanted to get another dog.  I said  alright if she pays for 
it.  Sadie has been a joy.  I am  really surprised how well all of the Chi's 
have gotten along. What was  cute was one morning when I got up, I found 
Sadie and one of my cats  curled up together sleeping in Sadie's cage.  I wish 
I 
had a  picture of them together but by the time I got my Camera they had 
moved.  

Donna F.

 


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