Opinions Please

[Andrew24 5]

This is the pup I'm considering buying.

Collie whippet bull grey.

What is your first reaction /impression when you see this picture?

Thanks

Andy

Edited August 11, 2014 by Andrew24

[Andrew24 5]

Pup

[lurchers4life 103]

My thoughts mate is that to be asking questions your not sure about it yourself its going to be your dog noone elses so make sure your happy with it

[Hareydave 1,214]

no brindle ones

[hunting hard 365]

no brindle ones

lol

[nottzhunter08 898]

ask to see a pic of the pup with the litter. pups at that age tend to look that way when there took away from there littermates. plus it looks like its on a high point. its not the best pic but the pup looks in good condition anyhow. good luck

[whitefeet4190 1,725]

Looks a pic camera shy

[Bosun11 537]

This is the pup I'm considering buying.

Collie whippet bull grey.

What is your first reaction /impression when you see this picture?

Thanks

Andy

 

My first 'reaction' is that the dope that's trying to sell it really did take a crappy picture, the little 'un is very uncomfortable where it is and so looking petrified. Put in a different place/position it could look the best choice of pup ever!

 

Now, by the way you worded your post you seem to be looking for negative views from people, you don't want opinions you want 'reactions' to that puppies 'supposed' state.... Well, there is probably feck all wrong with it bar a bad picture so, if you want the fecking pup, buy it, if not leave it.... Simples

[skycat 6,173]

Hard to tell much from a photo at all: I've taken photos of pups I've rescued that were a bag of bones in the flesh, but didn't look bad at all in a photo. As Bosun says, the pup is very worried being stuck up on a slippery surface anyway, but if you are thinking of actually buying a pup you've only seen in a photo ... the answer is DON'T. Go and see it in the flesh if you want to see what it's really like, both in body and mind.