PROTECT YOUR ANIMAL BY MICROCHIPPING IMMEDIATELY

Out of no where a man shows up screaming at the babysitter that my little boy Yorkie was theirs!! Accusing me of stealing it three months ago. She immediately called me and I called 911. I drove home to meet the police and two women..the man went home to call 911. These women were insisting my little boy was theirs. Bull crap! I bought that dog, I have his papers. For anyone who doesn't know me I am a huge animal lover. I have 4 dogs and 8 yorkie puppies that are 4 wks. old. I did not steal this dog. I provided the CKC registration papers with his ID number and my name correctly spelled on the owner line. The woman STILL insisited this was their dog. The son was raging he bought the dog 8 years ago for 1400$ and that was him. He clearly is not that old if you check the teeth of which my family membered offered. I wish I could say I was calm but I WAS NOT!!! Far from it was like someone had invaded my den and I was not having it. Be it child or dog or even tree I am the keeper of this domain, NO ONE will invade. Especially with such an obsurd claim. After I grabbed the cell phone and the vets number the secretary quickly looked up his info for the police...who by the way believe the whole time it was my dog and did not ask me to call the vet...told him how old the dog was and that he had been in the office months before they said their dog had been missing. However If I had a micro chip I would not have streesed at all. Luckily for me I had documentation from the vet so there was no question but what if I wouldn't have had that or he wouldn't have been registered. Most pets aren't. I have a pure breed dog that is spayed so we didn't send in her papers. All of the dogs will be microchipped soon.

Thank you to the two police men who kept their calm when I was acting like a total idiot. (Don't judge me until someone trys to come to your house when your not home and bully your babysitter and have your children in tears). I will try to use this as a learning experience to grow and hopefully if I ever meet you again you can meet the more mature me.