But Was She Licensed To Carry?

A woman bought a chihuahua puppy from a breeder. When she took it to the veterinarian, it turned out the puppy was only four weeks old, too young to leave it's mother. Unfortunately, the puppy died before the woman could take it back.

So early one morning the purchaser showed up at the breeder's house, forced her way inside and tried to get to the basement to get another puppy. Foiled in her attempt, the purchaser began beating the breeder over the head.

With the dead chihuahua.

She pushed her way into the house and tried to get to the basement to get another puppy. But after some hair-pulling, the breeder managed to wrestle the woman out of her house.

When she got outside she started hitting the breeder on the head with the dead puppy, drawing the attention of a neighbor who called police.

The woman then went back to her car but waved the dead puppy out of the car's sunroof while yelling threats at the breeder, who did not seek medical attention, police said.

The weight of the puppy was unknown, but Chihuahuas weight between two and six pounds when fully grown.

The dog owner could face felony burglary and misdemeanor assault charges police said.

What we are curious about here is was the woman licensed to carry the dead puppy? Or was the puppy licensed? And did she try to flee, or did the puppy have fleas?

Sometimes we get so confused.

UPDATE: CNN, but not much difference.

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