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19-04-2008, 09:01 PM
pay that? never in a million years!only got him cos the 'breeder' couldnt sell him before his holiday so gave him so another breeder to find a home!!
his parents were kc reg & they breed kc litters & 'wee-chons'...........i asked if it was a accident...she said no!
orginally he was £300 but the person who put a deposit down never came back so i gave her £50 just as a show of good faith really for him as she had been looking after him for a week!
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19-04-2008, 09:38 PM
how do we stop the stupid people paying for these things and so letting the breeders breed them??
They are fantastic, lovely and individual crosses - but they are MUTTS
(and not pedigrees as I have heard someone proudly say about their ££££ 'poo dog)
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19-04-2008, 09:56 PM
Originally Posted by Border1 
Sorry but would have to have told him he bought a over priced cross and if he had gone to the local rescue he would have got one cheaper this issue makes me so mad that there are folk out there who will pay these stupid people for their crosses
The trouble is this is what he wanted, he ended up travelling to Manchester especially for it because he couldn't find one locally.....absolutely mad!!
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19-04-2008, 10:10 PM
Originally Posted by Malady
You know the saying.......... 'A fool and his money......' These people are mad to spend that much on a 'oodle' with the full knowledge of what it is !
I agree Maladay it is even worse that someone with full knowledge of what it is ,is prepared to pay out silly money for a fancy named Crossbreed. If people like these can't be convinced then how can we expect the ones who don't have the knowledge not to buy them.
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20-04-2008, 11:02 AM
Originally Posted by lovezois
I agree Maladay it is even worse that someone with full knowledge of what it is ,is prepared to pay out silly money for a fancy named Crossbreed. If people like these can't be convinced then how can we expect the ones who don't have the knowledge not to buy them.
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20-04-2008, 11:08 AM
Originally Posted by Border1
Sorry but does'nt matter what fancy name you give them they are still crossbreeds and no amount of money will change my mind anyway isn't there enought crossbreeds in rescue
I agree with this. A dog is a dog, it doesn't matter whether it's a crossbreed or a pedigree. It makes me sad these designer dogs. I think some people get them just because they see Paris Hilton or Jessica Simpson with one in a handbagin one of those terrible magazines.
I would never buy a dog from a breeder - I'll awlays go to Dog's Trust. But that's jsut my preference
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20-04-2008, 11:48 AM
And all these dogs look so different. When will people learn.
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20-04-2008, 12:00 PM
Originally Posted by Sarah27
I agree with this. A dog is a dog, it doesn't matter whether it's a crossbreed or a pedigree. It makes me sad these designer dogs. I think some people get them just because they see Paris Hilton or Jessica Simpson with one in a handbagin one of those terrible magazines.
I would never buy a dog from a breeder - I'll awlays go to Dog's Trust. But that's jsut my preference
yup all the best dogs come from dogs trustI justify paying so much money for any dog - £70 to save a life - I can be smug and save money
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