----- out my dog for money?
12-06-2008, 04:54 AM
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Re: ----- out my dog for money?
Originally Posted by signorelli21
Don't breed them, small breeds like that are likely to have complications which would require a cesarean or worse, it dies. Also theres alot of ---- you need to do to take care of a pregnant dog like see the vet every 2 weeks, feed a special diet , yada yada, put it this way the guy i bought my boxer from sold them for 300 a piece and (think there were 7 in the litter) and he said he lost money on them, thats why show breed dogs go for like 2k.
FYI though I have seen dogs like yours sell for 400 that weren't pure bred, but sounds like you have alot going on and won't have time to take care of the puppies, IMO its not worth it.
FYI though I have seen dogs like yours sell for 400 that weren't pure bred, but sounds like you have alot going on and won't have time to take care of the puppies, IMO its not worth it.
12-06-2008, 02:04 PM
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Re: ----- out my dog for money?
Originally Posted by t_cel_t
if that is true that is fucked up, a ------- animal cant have a baby because we breed them so fucked up they cant physically do it.
notice how they are both missing an eye?
12-06-2008, 05:28 PM
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Re: ----- out my dog for money?
Originally Posted by chris
If they dont sell for what you think they are worth lower the price. Puppies are a bitch for a couple hundred bucks
And it takes A LOT of time & effort
The more expensive the breed the better chances are of making some cash
12-06-2008, 05:38 PM
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Re: ----- out my dog for money?
Also, something to consider with your female:
You might be able to get a "bulk discount" for having all the dogs fixed and given shots, but it still won't be cheap. If there are any complications with the mother, that's not cheap either. How old is it?
The actual stats on preventing breast cancer are as follows:
* A dog spayed before her first heat has a mere 0.5% risk of developing breast tumors later in life.
* A dog spayed between her first and second heat has an 8% risk of developing breasts tumors.
* A dog spayed after her second heat has a 26% chance of developing breast tumors, which is the same as a dog who is not spayed.
* A dog spayed before her first heat has a mere 0.5% risk of developing breast tumors later in life.
* A dog spayed between her first and second heat has an 8% risk of developing breasts tumors.
* A dog spayed after her second heat has a 26% chance of developing breast tumors, which is the same as a dog who is not spayed.
12-06-2008, 11:03 PM
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Re: ----- out my dog for money?
Dude, this shouldn't even be a topic. If you never planned on breeding them, get them fixed ASAP!
Sexual organs inside a dog use a lot of vitamins/energy that they recieve from their food. Fixing a dog will lead to a better coat, Less aggretion, more energy. And you don't gotta worry about your bitch bleeding everywhere.
Sexual organs inside a dog use a lot of vitamins/energy that they recieve from their food. Fixing a dog will lead to a better coat, Less aggretion, more energy. And you don't gotta worry about your bitch bleeding everywhere.
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