 Finding A Good Breeder, Reading between the lines on websites |
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| Patty & Bill |
 Jun 23 2010, 08:40 PM
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Have no idea what they would charge for a show puppy. But I would expect to pay anywhere 700 -1000 for a dog from a rep breeder.
I don't agree with charging more for woolies or the "rare reds" etc. In fact, that would be another red flag that you're dealing with someone unreputable. --------------------  Patty, Bill, Kiley and Simcha Ryjov |
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| Jen |
Jun 24 2010, 03:39 PM
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QUOTE(Patty & Bill @ Jun 23 2010, 09:40 PM)  ... I would expect to pay anywhere 700 -1000 for a dog from a rep breeder. Yep, that's reasonable. Maybe a little lower than $700 sometimes but I would really wonder about spending more than $1000 for a pet when most show pups are $1000-1500. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) -------------------- Jen & the Powderhounds, Kita, Beamer, Bella, Ike, Vinnie, Lucy, and Bumper.
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| Robin G |
Aug 3 2010, 06:55 PM
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a lady walked past yesterday with a 14 week old "Alaskan Malamute". She stopped and said look - that lady owns huskys ?? huh ? - No love, i own malamutes - and you own a malamute puppy - mixed with hhhmm ? not sure what it is, (but purebred it isn't............) (the puppy had been purchased off an auction site (same as e.bay type of thing. she was very cute ! and i so wanted to touch that yummy puppy fur..........). |
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