What A Laugh Dog Prices

[nothernlite 18,089]

500 for a minshaw pups and 300 for a night out on the drink...u English talk some pish

are the minshaws mentioned in darcy new lamping book ?

[MR RABBIT 715]

 

500 for a minshaw pups and 300 for a night out on the drink...u English talk some pish

are the minshaws mentioned in darcy new lamping book ?

I am thinking they'll have there own private book at them prices

[lurchers 2,881]

My step son was gifted a pup off a lad off here as most of you'd would of read the story behind it.when we picked the pup up my answer was the favour will be returned and I'm a man of my word,I returned the favour twice as the lad and his grandad didn't have to do it and they appreciated the favour I returns.i was happy as I paid my debt and proved I keep my promise but I know where a lot of people come I've only ever bred 1 litter in 35yrs which was deerhoundxgreyhound x whippet,I sold 1 pup for £10 2 for £30 kept the 1 I picked and sent the other to the sires owner.i had 5 left and advertised them for £50 these pups were getting fresh rabbit,minced chicken and meal 3 times a day and it was winter and heating on and I still had the greedy b*****ds haggling on the price.these should of been up for £150 at the time so now I wouldn't think of breeding a litter now as I would rather buy one.

Edited December 23, 2015 by lurchers

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[Dunkanon 380]

What some of you lads are calling big money is a drop in the ocean to some. You can't spend less than 300 notes on a good night out on the ale around here. I wouldn't think twice about spending 500 nicker on a well bred pup. And I aren't no rich fella.

 

 

 

 

Ive paid plenty money for well bred pups when I was much younger....non of them left any good impressions and they where all brought on well...in fact one of em was completely useless despite my awe at the sellers wowing me with the bloodlines......they just didnt have what it took despite the breeding.....I wouldnt dream of paying anything like that nowadays ( I was far more impressionable back then)...paying more money doesnt guarentee a decent pup..how can it?....The dearest pups are sold by people out to make money no matter what there justification for the price tag......When I need a new pup I will stick to the lads hunting there dogs and selling surplas for realistic prices.....300 quid on a night out,...rubbish mate, where the fck are u drinking?

[spindolero 1,111]

 

What some of you lads are calling big money is a drop in the ocean to some. You can't spend less than 300 notes on a good night out on the ale around here. I wouldn't think twice about spending 500 nicker on a well bred pup. And I aren't no rich fella.

 

 

 

 

Ive paid plenty money for well bred pups when I was much younger....non of them left any good impressions and they where all brought on well...in fact one of em was completely useless despite my awe at the sellers wowing me with the bloodlines......they just didnt have what it took despite the breeding.....I wouldnt dream of paying anything like that nowadays ( I was far more impressionable back then)...paying more money doesnt guarentee a decent pup..how can it?....The dearest pups are sold by people out to make money no matter what there justification for the price tag......When I need a new pup I will stick to the lads hunting there dogs and selling surplas for realistic prices.....300 quid on a night out,...rubbish mate, where the fck are u drinking?

 

 

better still, have one gifted mate

[tjones3862 3,423]

ALL WELL AND GOOD GETTING ONE gifted OFF A GOOD MATE WHO HAS TESETED THEM TO THE MAX,, but is that man you no his not breeding,,, do you wait for years on end or do you pay good money for a pup,,,

[ryaldinhio 4,738]

I worked with a lad about 6-7 years ago who used to run his dogs nationaly in comps running on the long legged bunnies for big dosh. He told me he was offered £10k for her and he turned it down because he was makin loads off her and then wanted to breed from her. next time she run she went down a ditch and broke her neck.

 

Im not sure how true it all was like but he was convincing!

[Guest Navek]

I worked with a lad about 6-7 years ago who used to run his dogs nationaly in comps running on the long legged bunnies for big dosh. He told me he was offered £10k for her and he turned it down because he was makin loads off her and then wanted to breed from her. next time she run she went down a ditch and broke her neck.

 

Im not sure how true it all was like but he was convincing!

read a couple post were the travler lads say stuff like " I was offered to much to turn her down " j think also what they mean is if someone offers 10 k for a coursing dog and said owner says no they'll just pay some other lads to nick it for slot less than what was offerd. Think this is why so many coursing dogs go missing

[roybo 2,873]

Money is all relative,to some one on the dole with no other income £500 is a lot of money.

To a young lad ,living at his parents,with a grow on ,or selling the powder,it's easy come easy go.

Some coursing dogs have gone for 5 figures in the past , if someone's prepared to pay there will be a seller.

Is it right? Probably not ,but it's life.

[ryaldinhio 4,738]

Flip the question then lads, not how much would you pay for a dog......how much would you want to let your current mut go to a new home? Surely thatll give you an answer?

[Daniel cain 46,166]

My dogs are shite, but they are my shite, you couldn't buy them I would sooner dig a big hole and roll them in it pal.but that's me I'm not a very trusting person been shafted once to often and I'm very bitter lol.atb dc

[jukel123 8,650]

Money is all relative,to some one on the dole with no other income £500 is a lot of money.

To a young lad ,living at his parents,with a grow on ,or selling the powder,it's easy come easy go.

Some coursing dogs have gone for 5 figures in the past , if someone's prepared to pay there will be a seller.

Is it right? Probably not ,but it's life.

I hesitate to ask, but what's a 'grow on'?

[jukel123 8,650]

The bull cross that was for sale for £1200 is now down to £900. Given that the seller will probably come down a couple of hundred, for somebody that's into bull crosses (I'm not) it's not a bad price in my opinion.

Do the maths, he's spent that over three years in feeding the dog. Yes I know buying a pup and training it yourself is more satisfying but for somebody who hasn't the time or set up for a pup, a guaranteed dog like this would be ideal.

Seems extravagant but no more than buying a pup and feeding it for three years.

Edited December 23, 2015 by jukel123

[mud 2,044]

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