pickaxe 23 Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 the last litter i bred i think i sold for about 100 can't remember the exact amount sure someone who bought one will remind if it was more lol , and this is not a go at anyone! but i see terrier pups going for 200 plus even one add the other week choc pups for 350, i haven't got ed/rd for years or the country maids, am i just out of touch or has something happened in last year or so to put the price up ... Quote Link to post
wheaten 47 Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 I think 100 quid is fair but stil a little rich 4 me! i have bred a couple of litters, n theres not many that has paid 4 a pup, nor have i if short. I believe if u breed a litter of pups its because yr short n u need some up n comin, and if yr bitch has a good litter and u have picked out what u want, then yr mates usually get there hands on the spare, n if not a mate of a mate who is short. the problem all stems from the show maternety whether u like it or not IMO T a true workin lad there should b no or little cash exchange hands Quote Link to post
jonesy 111 Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 i think its the fact that alot more pups are going to non working homes the amount of adverts i see with work show or pet is unbelievable one time lads used to breed for themselves and there mates now i see everyone walking about with pats i think theyll end up like jacks breeding for money and work will go out the window Quote Link to post
spindolero 1,111 Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 i think its the fact that alot more pups are going to non working homes the amount of adverts i see with work show or pet is unbelievable one time lads used to breed for themselves and there mates now i see everyone walking about with pats i think theyll end up like jacks breeding for money and work will go out the window I think you're right. Saw a litter lakey/patts for sale £250 blacks/ £350 the chocs! Quote Link to post
Guest mucker Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 theres some on smoochers classifieds patts i asked an old boy how much he paid for one of them he said £250.felt like telling the fella to take it back but he seems happy with his buy. Quote Link to post
woolbr8stl 0 Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 I've paid good money for dogs, but the free ones have been my best workers. In the US, I think $400 - 500 is fair asking for a GOOD working dog from proven working stock. Believe me though, you won't believe the prices some kennels in the US ask for their dogs. It's insane. But when you have friends that hunt, we tend to make good deals between us and share the wealth Quote Link to post
lucky 578 Posted April 3, 2006 Report Share Posted April 3, 2006 you can tell who's bred for the money just by the asking price, imo the main reason for breeding a litter should be to replace old stock or add to even. i also think the breeder is entitled to a few quid in return for there exspenses time etc £100 - £150 seems fair to me, but if a friend etc wanted a pup they should get it free of charge. the quality and breeding should be far more important than the price imo. you can always tell a lot about a person who breeds a litter and sells the lot, you have to ask yourself why Quote Link to post
pickaxe 23 Posted April 4, 2006 Author Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 you can tell who's bred for the money just by the asking price, imo the main reason for breeding a litter should be to replace old stock or add to even. i also think the breeder is entitled to a few quid in return for there exspenses time etc £100 - £150 seems fair to me, but if a friend etc wanted a pup they should get it free of charge. the quality and breeding should be far more important than the price imo.you can always tell a lot about a person who breeds a litter and sells the lot, you have to ask yourself why i agree to a point......... i have lots of mates when i have pups...lol.... had a mate!?! give me the whole working dog price for a working dog crap.. found out the f****r was knocking out borders for 400 a time , had others sell the pup {for far than i charged) because he didn't look like i thought he would at 6 months!!!!! so you think as i do now selling pile of shit never work for x amount, wants one from me cheap or for nothing whole I'm a worker lol for a hundred ? i think it all stinks ...and from now on I'll give to mates still have a few i trust ... .a friend in-need lol lol lol , the rest I'm going to sell ...........sad i know but what the f**k Quote Link to post
lucky 578 Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 i think its handy to give a couple away to good friends because you never know when you might need to use it, i dont do much digging really but i know enough to know anything can happen so it's always handy to know theres some of your breeding available to use if need be. theres nothing wrong with selling a pup either, how many people do you know would give you a pup free of charge, i bet you could count them on one hand Quote Link to post
Guest Stevie D Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 I found in the past that some pups I have given to "mates" have been passed on or even sold on. Any pups I gave away, I always told the lads I wanted first refusal if they weren't happy with their pup. Not one of those who let their pup go came to me first as I had asked. Since then I have given pups only to close friends who needed a pup at the time, the remainder have been sold, usually £150. That way it's their pup, they've paid for it and can do what they please. Stevie Quote Link to post
Guest mucker Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 (edited) ................. Edited May 11, 2007 by mucker Quote Link to post
lucky 578 Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 I found in the past that some pups I have given to "mates" have been passed on or even sold on. Any pups I gave away, I always told the lads I wanted first refusal if they weren't happy with their pup. Not one of those who let their pup go came to me first as I had asked. Since then I have given pups only to close friends who needed a pup at the time, the remainder have been sold, usually £150. That way it's their pup, they've paid for it and can do what they please. Stevie but then are they really mates or just associates ? the people i call mates i can trust 100% so for the sake of a few quid they just would'nt put that friendship on the line Quote Link to post
Guest Stevie D Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 I used to assume that fellow dogmen would be straight, but there are as many tossers in the game as anywhere else and I learned through experience that a handshake means F*ck all. Your right lucky, close friends only. Stevie Quote Link to post
pickaxe 23 Posted April 4, 2006 Author Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 I used to assume that fellow dogmen would be straight, but there are as many tossers in the game as anywhere else and I learned through experience that a handshake means F*ck all. Your right lucky, close friends only. Stevie i have to agree Quote Link to post
J Darcy 5,871 Posted April 4, 2006 Report Share Posted April 4, 2006 Give them away free to the genuine boys that share your blood and if they truely are genuine they will never pass the pup on if it isnt suitable, instead they will hand it back. its hard to find good guys and even harder to find good blood, but if you do then its worth being genuine. theres more bullshit talked in this terrier game than anything...people saying they are only breeding for them selves, but you find they always have a pup for sale. They talk like a legend, but under scrutiny you find they dig 3 a year!!!! thanks god for those boys that keep money out of the equation... Quote Link to post
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