WHEN Mandy Parker spent £2,000 on what she thought was a purebred silver lab, she expected nothing but the best.
But as adorable pup Hector grew bigger, he wasn't quite what they expected.
Mandy posted a series of photos of her pride and joy Hector, but not everyone was convinced she got what she paid for.
In her video captioned: "I definitely got scammed…looks nothing like a lab on any of these does he?!
"Must rename this page to Hector the Weimaraner right away!"
Photos of Hector as a puppy versus adult were clear: he wasn't a purebred Labrador.
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Followers of Mandy's TikTok account came to the consensus that the video agreed Hector wasn't a purebred, but Mandy and her family adore the cute pup.
One felt sorry for Mandy: "Oh… baby I think you got scammed. I'm sorry that happened, at least you have your baby!"
Another pointed out: "The Labrador retriever club does not accept or recognize silver as purebred.
"Diluted chocolate labs do not give you silver…"
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Mandy fired back at the hater: "Good job I don’t want him to be in the ‘club’ then isn’t it?"
Mandy has defended her beloved dog and continues to post him, despite haters who pointed out he may not be purebred.
But most of her followers are supportive: "That dog is adorable and I’m so happy he has a family that will love and adore him.
"That’s what matters most!"
Another woman who spent £2,000 on what she thought was a purebred St Bernard pup was devastated when he wasn't what she paid for.
Owner Lindy still loves her pooch, whom she describes as a "little hooligan".
It comes after a woman who forked out for a purebred Australian Shepherd was stunned after he turned out very differently, shocking vets.
The American woman, who describes herself as an "authentic, relatable dog mom", revealed her bizarre experience after picking up the mutt on Craigslist.
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