Price For Pups ......

[socks 32,253]

There has been a number of let's say heated discussions on this site recently about the price of pups ... So what does everybody think I should charge for my pups ... What are they worth in your opinions ... I know what I want for them but for discussion sake let's see what the majority think ......

[tb25 4,627]

150, 200 notes . To me that's a price I thinks about right..but I have never raised a litter so not one to really comment.i will take that black one with the spot on its head for free though..carnt see that doing eny good in the future lol

[forest of dean redneck 11,597]

£120-£150 .

[peterhunter86 8,627]

Between 150 and 200 or if its to a friend it should be gifted

[Poacherspocket 189]

Iv no issue paying 150 for a lurcher thats off good stuff and has had the best start in life. Lurchers generally have big litters so all costs will be accounted for and some i guess. If i hadnt got a pup id be top of the list for yours and would definetly pay more for them because i can only guess how well they will be.

[burnie69 376]

You do what you think best. I had a litter of terrier and lurcher pups last year. I kept 2 outta each and the rest was gifted out. Am I right in doing so or am I a fool? I'd glady buy a pup if I wanted it badly enough.

[blackmaggie 3,376]

i would gladly pay whatever the owner asked has long has the parents ticked all the boxes i needed to many now live on names donkeys years ago just to sell pups but rather than money i would place the pups in a home were they will see the graft they deserve but im sure you already knew that socks

[terryd 8,415]

because you know exactly what your getting 150- 200

[neil b 2,296]

Mates should be gifted one otherwise as above £150ish is peanuts really when you think how much pleasure you would get out of a lurcher season after season

[Lenmcharristar 9,762]

100 max, any more and it's all about raking in the cash, but that's only my opinion, I've heard hell of a lot on here say they want working only homes then say 300 to 500 a pup, ya just have to laugh

[haymin 2,465]

People you no or have met and there good lads gifted , if you don't no them 150 if there traveling far you can give the a discount for there effort , failing that I can see you charging more 200 if they want the pup that bad they'll pay it good breeding you have there be great dogs ?

[Barbarian1990 220]

Good post I've seen a couple I'm interested in one litter chap said -100 other litter bloke wants 300 their both pups I'd like and id buy either of them and take the risk their going to do the job I want. I've always thought 150 was a decent price but only litter we've ever had was gifted out so I've no idea what I'm talking about haha.

[Tuzo 251]

A working man earns let's say £400 in a week. The pup could potentially give him maybe 10 years work.....I know your pups are from good stuff so for me they're easily worth a weeks wages....

[riohog 5,701]

200 quid each ,if they cant aford that they cant aford to look after a pup

[roybo 2,873]

As said £150 -£200

But if I had the feeling they'd get worked hard and the lad was a decent sort ,or it was a mate who recommended them I'd probably give for free under the understanding it comes back to me or I get a say where it goes if they can't keep.

A few days out or knowing how the pup is doing would be plenty of payment.

Trouble is it's not always repaid,so makes you wonder if it's worth helping lads out .

 

I'd certainly pay more than that if I really want a pup though .

So put the price on them that's a middle ground between keeping messers away and good lads interested ,and keep a few close and hope for a pup or stud back in the future.