Separate thread about Tilly..

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Littlelegs

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It's not unheard of for dealers, dodgy or otherwise, to Google themselves for feedback. No reason a dodgy one wouldn't do the odd search on horse forums either, especially after a call for a viewing.
Natalie, don't take anything personally, its just I'm sure others, like myself have seen the best intentions go wrong. How about if you really would like to help & have the time you volunteer for a registered charity with rescue horses? You'd get to do your bit for more than one & gain experience so that in the future if you see a horse you feel as strongly about as tilly you'll be able to make an informed decision & be able to bring it on without needing lots of help from others?
 
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Just an idea but if Natalie does not want to take the filly on after all which is completely her choice maybe Natalie coold let the other poster ABC ( I think that was his/ her name) know as they were quite admant that they had space to take on the poor wee mite. I am on the fence as to whether supporting a poor excuse for a dealer like this one is the right or wrong thing to do but in no way would I ever begrudge the poor pet a good home.
 
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If you Google the phone number given on the ad, it takes you to a roofing company and a couple of addresses, one appears to be a stables. If there's real concern about the condition of this seller's horses, that could be useful should the welfare organisations be involved.

Although he suggested meeting in a pub car park, he doesn't seem to be hiding his address, it's easy to locate. But it's not in Lancaster, it's some miles out.
 
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