Value of dog

[laad 10]

Hi lads,

 

Last Saturday I took my friends bull x out on the lamp. For the last 6 months he was only allowed run around for a couple of minutes everyday and for a year before that he wasn't let out of the shed at all. Don't know the full breeding of him but there's more than just bull in him. He's 28" tts and 45 kg and about 4 years old.

 

He caught 2 rabbits out of 3 and retrieved them albeit very slowly, I hadn't expected him to come back never mind retrieve. He was bate out after those couple of runs so we decided to call it a night after the 2.

 

Before his involuntary career break he was taking every quarry besides hares singlehandedly not that I would slip on anything illegal. I'd like to have a rough idea of his present value before making an offer on him.

 

All the best

Edited November 5, 2012 by laad

[Lab 10,979]

Well he's went down a hundred quid since your last thread.................

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

He should be paying you to exercise his dog for him!

 

If he is a proper mate or a decent bloke then he'll be glad the dog gets a good home, money shouldn't matter.

[TOMO 26,025]

3 runs and it was nackered, Best let him keep the dog. , and 45 kilo is one big heavy dog,, 100 lbs

[CorkyJohn 808]

if your mate wants anything for it then he aint your mate

[tsteve9999 456]

If the poor sod has been locked in for the past 18 months as you say it would be for the best if you took him out again and told the owner to fook off when he wants him back. I can't believe anyone would be so cruel as to lock any dog let alone a running dog up for that length of time, I feel sorry for mine if I have to miss one day walking him.

[laad 10]

If he is a proper mate or a decent bloke then he'll be glad the dog gets a good home, money shouldn't matter.

 

He's not.

 

3 runs and it was nackered, Best let him keep the dog. , and 45 kilo is one big heavy dog,, 100 lbs

 

I know but he's carrying a good bit of fat, I reckon 15 lb should come off him with a bit of excercise.

[Happy Jack 43]

its worth what your willing to pay

[patterdale666 1,620]

If you want the dog offer what you think its worth

[Runningdogs3 59]

its worth what your willing to pay

 

Agreed. Any dog is only worth what someone is willing to pay. Of course as he obviously has no time for the animal he should be happy you would like to offer it a good home.

[longdog man 14]

if hes any kinda mate he tell u to keep the dog at least ur looking after it better than hes doing.

[robwelsh 354]

Tell him its not worth f**k all..it aint seen the light of day for months, unfit, overweight, an bull xs come ten'a penny these days as there's so many flying about more than any other x. Tell him you will gladly take the dog off his hands for free, as a favour :L ..f**k me cheek on him, wanting money for a dog that he couldn't give a flying f**k about..iv heard it all now.

[Stuart Rope 22]

Hes no a mate Hes a dickhead take the thing off him.

Keep Uz posted atb mate

[Qbgrey 4,068]

sounds like a good dog,if its done nothing for a while but still working well,of course its going be spent if its unfit,dont run it no more until its fit,and the guy should be offering it cheap or free to a good home,but if hes a tight arse and has not got the dogs welfare (PLENTY OF EM ABOUT)at heart then id start a 100 if your set on it

[Guest long-tail]

give him enough to get himself a game for his x box,least ways he will never have any hold on you over giving it up for free