Puppy Advice (merged)

jorichste

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did you ever watch the film war of the roses "wheres the dog?"

He is 3 months, I don't know what sort of husky, I live in cyprus and my greek is not too good! We managed to confirm that he was a dog and a husky, pretty good going, lol!!
He does seem very calm and independant for a puppy.
The food issue is being solved, the kids have been told they must sit at the table if they want anything, it will mean less cleaning for me if there are no crumbs on the sofa too, and hopefully they will get bored of sitting there and not want feeding so often!!:T money saving woohoo!!!

suki1964

jorichste wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
did you ever watch the film war of the roses "wheres the dog?"

He is 3 months, I don't know what sort of husky, I live in cyprus and my greek is not too good! We managed to confirm that he was a dog and a husky, pretty good going, lol!!
He does seem very calm and independant for a puppy.
The food issue is being solved, the kids have been told they must sit at the table if they want anything, it will mean less cleaning for me if there are no crumbs on the sofa too, and hopefully they will get bored of sitting there and not want feeding so often!!:T money saving woohoo!!!

So many people think that having a dog means the end of tidy houses but in a way you all become so much neater - nothing left on the floor or within reach, all meals ate at the table , laundry in the basket (a must esp once you have chased a dog around the garden to get back you best bra :rotfl: ) etc etc

Dobiesmon

Hi
First I am NOT looking to buy any pup , but was looking for a friend and was on a well know site checking out breeders and there litters I was stopped in my tracks to find some pups had an asking price of £3500 , who in gods name would pay that for a dog would you .

Bubbles911

good god, cant believe someone can ask that for a dog. What breed was it? It would want to poop gold for that price!

poppy_f1

what breed is that for

montymud

that is the most rediculous price I have ever heard, I agree with Bubbles911, it MUST have to poo gold!! I recently (2 weeks ago) bought a chocolate Labrador (Joey, he's a treasure) and he was £300. He is 10 weeks old and they had already toilet trained him, it was great although I did remove 7 ticks of the poor little boy!

Jules22

Dobiesmon wrote: »

Hi
First I am NOT looking to buy any pup , but was looking for a friend and was on a well know site checking out breeders and there litters I was stopped in my tracks to find some pups had an asking price of £3500 , who in gods name would pay that for a dog would you .

its probably either a British Bull dog or, the most alarming a puppy farm dog.

this is what most dog breeders hate. high prices just for the money. it gives the ethical breeders a bad name.

unfortunatley the government wont ban puppy farms, yet, but these places cause misery not just to the dogs but the unsuspecting public who haven't done their homework.

i'd steer well clear.

Dobiesmon

Hi
Not a puppy farm
It was a French Bull dog
she either wants a French Bulldog or a Boston Terrier or a Black pug

~Chameleon~

I used to know of someone who bred Neapolitan Mastiffs many years ago and their pups would sell for more than £1k each, which was around 4-5 times more than the average pedigree pup sold for. I don't know what was so special about them other than they were either imported or exported to Italy.

But, I do know they were kept in absolutely filthy conditions in concrete kennels and runs in the back yard. I also remember one particular occasion when one of the b*tches was brought in for emergency C-section having been in labour 48hrs :mad: and all 15 pups plus the b*tch subsequently died :mad:

How they could treat those poor dogs so appallingly still upsets me even now all these years on

Daisymac_2

I have seen cats advertised for over £1000 !! rather get a rescue myself, but if I had a dog I would want it from a puppy because of temprement etc, but £3500 !! that is mind blowing