Selling prices of adult dogs

[mike1458 14]

Im just talking about a good all rounder. Bit of ferreting/lamping/coursing etc. Not a top coursing hare dog. I understand that top coursing dogs go for silly money. I personally would just give to a friend. I would not expect a load of money for an all rounder dog.

 

ATB Mike

A dog that can do bit off everything rabbit hare deer fox etc etc is a dog that as no price its priceless and should kepted why would you want to sell a dog that can do the lot?????

 

Im not saying I would, what I am saying is if you really had to. And i'm not selling my dog. I have just put this up in relation to the thread about someone selling a lurcher for £1500

 

Mike

[iceman001979 1,316]

Im just talking about a good all rounder. Bit of ferreting/lamping/coursing etc. Not a top coursing hare dog. I understand that top coursing dogs go for silly money. I personally would just give to a friend. I would not expect a load of money for an all rounder dog.

 

ATB Mike

A dog that can do bit off everything rabbit hare deer fox etc etc is a dog that as no price its priceless and should kepted why would you want to sell a dog that can do the lot?????

 

Im not saying I would, what I am saying is if you really had to. And i'm not selling my dog. I have just put this up in relation to the thread about someone selling a lurcher for £1500

 

Mike

If l had to sell it be free to one off my mates but knowing that l get a pup some where down the line

[Guest storm70]

I good lamping dog is worth more than a few hundred pounds I mean a dog that can go all night match dogs only go for good money becouse you can bet on them terriers I've seen some good 1 nce over the years not many thow dogs that can be dug to everyday there worth alote a lad I no got offered 1 grand 10 years ago for his and said no it's up to the individule not saying that if you pay top dollar for pups they'll be better but a good 1 are rare and seldom up fr sale I dnt think there will be top doller paid for match dogs now dnt think the markets there fr these types now you can be lucky it's about being in the right place and the right time I'd rather bread my own bitsa this bitsa that lol

[mike1458 14]

Im just talking about a good all rounder. Bit of ferreting/lamping/coursing etc. Not a top coursing hare dog. I understand that top coursing dogs go for silly money. I personally would just give to a friend. I would not expect a load of money for an all rounder dog.

 

ATB Mike

A dog that can do bit off everything rabbit hare deer fox etc etc is a dog that as no price its priceless and should kepted why would you want to sell a dog that can do the lot?????

 

Im not saying I would, what I am saying is if you really had to. And i'm not selling my dog. I have just put this up in relation to the thread about someone selling a lurcher for £1500

 

 

 

Mike

If l had to sell it be free to one off my mates but knowing that l get a pup some where down the line

 

 

100% agree iceman.

[coney clucky 93]

i would give more than £150 for any dog anything over that is stupid in my eyes

only my views but a dog is what its worth to you as a hunting dog other peoples views on its ability might differ and in most cases do a bunny catching dog to a person who only do bunnys value of that type of dog would be far greater than the teeth and claw dogs some of us like i my self like a dog with plenty bite power and no fear so would rate it above all others in value you cant put a value on adog that is a team member and trys its hardest every time you go out and contributes to you days sport i have to say in my experiance that alot of people have difrent veiws and some are cash motivated and dogs that not worthy of calling hunting dogs these days going for fortunes lot of dreamers and bull s,,ters wi more dogs than batersea a dog for every mug who comes a calling adog you trust is worth ten you dont know palls

[Guest storm70]

Totally agree never been in the Market fr a dog bought 2 in the last 20 years 1 turned out real good the other dident it's always a gamble I no lads that wouldn't entertain a dog which won't take f and could kill 5 LE daytime it's what the individual wants I think I prefer just a bag filler 1 that try's the lads dog in question could be wrth the 1500 Pnd to the right man

[Guest storm70]

The lad that owned the bandits sister was offered a blank check fr her I witnessed her take 5 out 5 in January the lad who oned her never bothered way LE really he liked mooching about she was a topper in the wrong hands lads would have gave everything to own her were that lad dident bother much she was part off his family and if he returned whiteout her don't think he would have a bed lol sadly her life was cut short at 5 year old

[foxlamper80 28]

i could not pit a price on my dogs heads if ever had to get rid of the the would go to very good trusted friends

[king squirrel 53]

fen dogs yes we all know they do spaniels yes if thats what rocks your boat lurchers personally no but thats just my opinion terriers now this is my thing i would say yes as a real goodn is like rockin horse shit espeiccally bitches atb ks

[Simoman 110]

Only ever bought three adult dogs, paid between 200-300 and one didnt suit me, the other two were everything they said on the tin. Wouldnt sell any of mine, IF i decided for whatever reason to rehome any of my dogs(that are working) it would be gratis, money and working dogs dont mix well, given a couple of dogs away to mates for free. Far too many chancers/messers and inbred yokels selling dogs willy nilly that in truth are a bag of shite and should be fertiliser.....

[Chid 6,508]

if i had to get rid of my alfie dog id rather cull him than sell/gift him to some one .... sounds harsh but the dog does what i want it to do and probably wouldnt suit other people so why risk putting that dog on the peddler/dealer merry go round ... even good mates can/could do you a bad turn with a gifted dog

[baldockbanks courser 598]

if i had to get rid of my alfie dog id rather cull him than sell/gift him to some one .... sounds harsh but the dog does what i want it to do and probably wouldnt suit other people so why risk putting that dog on the peddler/dealer merry go round ... even good mates can/could do you a bad turn with a gifted dog

Im not against shooting a dog if its no good or too old in the wright circimstance, but what you just said smacks of real selfishness.

 

if I cant have him no one can, so ill snuff a healthy dog thats done nothing wrong out. iv known boys who have pulled chickens heads of rather than give them away incase someone ende up with a better bird than them. I dont have nothing to do with them no more myself.

[baw 4,360]

if i had to get rid of my alfie dog id rather cull him than sell/gift him to some one .... sounds harsh but the dog does what i want it to do and probably wouldnt suit other people so why risk putting that dog on the peddler/dealer merry go round ... even good mates can/could do you a bad turn with a gifted dog

Im not against shooting a dog if its no good or too old in the wright circimstance, but what you just said smacks of real selfishness.

 

if I cant have him no one can, so ill snuff a healthy dog thats done nothing wrong out. iv known boys who have pulled chickens heads of rather than give them away incase someone ende up with a better bird than them. I dont have nothing to do with them no more myself.

 

Well said baldrick, f*****g terrible attitude, shoot the dog, should be ashamed.

 

The dearest I've ever paid for a pup is £150. When I first started I paid £50, which when you think of inflation etc, probably the same. Back then a GALLON of fuel was £1., a bag of chips 15p, a fish supper £1.20, a bottle of irn bru 28p, a bottle of wreck the house juice £2.75.... Think you get the picture lol.

 

Btw, baldrick, I know a few guys who choke there chicken on a regular basis too and they are wankers as well

[DottyDoo 500]

aint it fuuny how most people have voted they would gift the dog free..............

 

 

yet the for sale section is bursting wae dogs for sale

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Bought and sold working collies for lots of money. Paid £750 for one in 1984 - and it was one of the best collies I've ever had and also paid fair sums for what amounted to little more that the pastoral equivalent of Mad Frankie Fraser. Sold some good collies for fair amounts too. If a dog is expensive is it a guarantee that it's going to do what you want time and time again? Don't suppose it is.

If I'd ever had to get rid of any of my lurchers/terriers I might've just given it to someone who lived as far away from me as possible and someone that I was never going to see again as I might just hate hearing how well the dog's doing and having a regular reminder of what I was missing. That's a bit selfish eh?