I bought a 'pure breed' teacup yorkie for thousands of pounds – it grew up into something completely different | The Sun

A WOMAN bought a "pure breed" teacup yorkie for thousands of pounds – but it grew up into something completely different.

In a TikTok video, the dog owner shared cute pictures of her adorable black and brown furred pup named Bentley.



As the eight-second clip plays out, the sweet pooch soon turns grey.

Looking un-recognisable, Bentley has hardly any fur and has completely transformed.

The owner, who goes by the name Kaylahh, shared the video claiming she was scammed by the woman who sold it to her.

She captioned it: "I just feel for that lady she's getting sued."

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Kaylahh said she bought the dog for nearly $2000 – which is around £1,600.

She said: "I bought a nearly $2000 'pure breed' teacup yorkie just for him to turn into a totally different dog."

Kaylahh believes she has been sold "some type of mixed breed".

The video went viral and was flooded with hundreds of comments of people experiencing the same thing.

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One user said: "Same thing happened to me."

Another added: "Omg my yorkie did the same thing."

Meanwhile a third said: "This happened to me. Never again."

This isn't the first viral video of a dog owner claiming to have been scammed.

An adorable purebred goldendoodle pup called Porter was brown when the owner bought him.

However, clumps of his fur started to fall away leaving him entirely white.

The owner, who spent around £1,700 was left believing she was sold a dog who had been dyed.

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