Dog older than i was told

Yes i ;love her to bits, i think she has some cairn terrier in her too, bt close up she has eyes like a Yorkie, my son has 2 Yorkies and apart from their size their faces look a lot like hers,everyone commentss on her eyes
I wouldnt mind but i said i was happy to have an older dog, she does sleep a lot,and doesnt always want to go out
The funny thing is i said i didnt want a terrier, as i know they are very active, but when i saw her i fell in love with her
I think it was the husbands dog really as he actually cried at leaving her,and she does like men ,
She cried too when they left her, and it always makes me think about the poor dogs that are dumped seeing her cry
I am quite sure she was looked after,but she used to pull on her lead when i got her, and brked at every dog she saw,shes fine now though, and i take her on the beach with ny daughter sometimes, its quite a good walk from here and backtoo far for me and her, she loves it, and is ball obsessed, even takes in the garden when she goes for a wee

She does look like the Yorkie we had, they can live to a good age, he would run for miles, and they are usually full of life and vitality.

Yes I agree the people who wanted to rehome her probably thought it would be off putting.
At least they didn't just dump her but found her a lovely forever home with you valerie
You were meant to be together so enjoy many more years with her. Our JR still bosses us all around and is very active age 13.

Ohh it doesn’t matter we re all old but got years of useful life in us (??) seriously is it worth getting upset about she’s yours you ve had her two years, you love her she obviously gets on with your cats, so rejoice you have a beautiful kind pet and may well have her for another 8, 9 years
You could have had a young dog that died early for whatever reason
As they say age is just a number

I was just about to say she looks like a Cairn Terrier. I had one from the age of two until I was 17. She was the best dog I've ever had . I hope you will have many happy years with your little bundle of fluff

Oh, she's lovely - I am glad that she's landed up with you! She looks like a cairn terrier I think?

It could well be that the rescue centre miscalculated her age when they got her.
Small terriers, especially cross breeds often live up to 15 or 16 years, my daughters 17 years old Jack Russell still enjoys her daily mile long walk.
I'm sure you will have many more years together.

Ah bless her - it's lovely she's found such a great forever home and gets on with your cats. I expect the couple were worried that no one would take her if they said her real age. No matter what her age is I hope she still has many years left with you

I expect they didn't want to say her age, knowing it might put some people off
Or maybe they didn't get her in the first place in the way they said?