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AN INFLUENCER has claimed that she was “lied to” when buying what she believed to be a puppy Pomeranian at the Mexico border.

The TikToker expected to buy a Pomeranian puppy on the cheap.

Fashion model Shannon of Shannon&Amanda (@issafablife) says she was shocked to learn what type of pet she had accidentally bought on the border3

Fashion model Shannon of Shannon&Amanda (@issafablife) says she was shocked to learn what type of pet she had accidentally bought on the borderCredit: TikTok/issafablife
She thought she was buying a cute Pomeranian puppy for just $503

She thought she was buying a cute Pomeranian puppy for just $50Credit: TikTok/issafablife
She got a wolf instead, she says

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She got a wolf instead, she saysCredit: TikTok/issafablife

She bought a baby wolf instead, she later found out.

Fashion model Shannon of Shannon&Amanda (@issafablife) shared the saga on her TikTok last month.

“I can’t believe they lied to me and promise me that I will get a Pomeranian,” she captioned the video, followed by several laughing and crying emojis.

“Never again,” she wrote.

She’s shown cuddling and kissing the playful, innocuous-looking ‘puppy’ with black and white fur.

Then the video cuts to the pet all grown up, no longer seeming so harmless.

The adult wolf appears to be the size of a small child, with piercing eyes.

Over two million people liked the video and several thousands left comments.

Many users said that they thought she should have seen the surprise coming.

“He’s beautiful, but he definitely didn’t look like a Pomeranian from the start. I thought it was a husky,” one user replied.

“Ain’t nobody ever seen a puppy THAT big and said ‘yep that’s a Pomeranian puppy’,” another wrote.

Others agreed that the dog was not a Pomeranian but debated whether it was really a wolf too.

“It’s a not a Pom not a wolf but definitely a husky,” someone suggested.

“In her defense it looks like a Pomsky (husky /Pomeranian mix),” another commented.

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