I am sorry Agilitygirl, but I REALLY do not think you are 18.
From your post about "a 11 year old" wanting to train dogs, I'd say you're 11. Maybe younger....
There is no use trying to pull the wool over thier eyes, they are too smart for it! I am sorry but I dont remember ToscosMom saying anything like she wanted him... I think I remember her saying "Not my type" but maybe I am imagining things here....
I really dont mean to sound nasty, but you really have to know before you post here that we are a crew of obsessed(or I am atleast) dog lovers, and we dont take selling dogs well -- or putting a cash price on them. Or atleast that explains me.
Sorry if you're getting bashed here, but this thread IS STRANGE! If maybe you could explain better than "i was just wondering'' you'd get nicer replies....
I am off to town, I wont be back for a few hours, but I hope you work everything out.
From your post about "a 11 year old" wanting to train dogs, I'd say you're 11. Maybe younger....
There is no use trying to pull the wool over thier eyes, they are too smart for it! I am sorry but I dont remember ToscosMom saying anything like she wanted him... I think I remember her saying "Not my type" but maybe I am imagining things here....
I really dont mean to sound nasty, but you really have to know before you post here that we are a crew of obsessed(or I am atleast) dog lovers, and we dont take selling dogs well -- or putting a cash price on them. Or atleast that explains me.
Sorry if you're getting bashed here, but this thread IS STRANGE! If maybe you could explain better than "i was just wondering'' you'd get nicer replies....
I am off to town, I wont be back for a few hours, but I hope you work everything out.
Agilitygirl? I am guessing that English isnt your native language, am I correct?
I still dont think it's right to go asking "how much would you pay for my dog".
It is a very awkward question. Like many have said, you cannot put a value on something that you say "you would never sell"
That would be like me posting a picture of my son and saying "so how much would ya give me for him" Nobody would put up with it.
I still dont think it's right to go asking "how much would you pay for my dog".
It is a very awkward question. Like many have said, you cannot put a value on something that you say "you would never sell"
That would be like me posting a picture of my son and saying "so how much would ya give me for him" Nobody would put up with it.
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People ask me all the time why I have so many dogs and why I don't "sell" some of them. Why would I sell any of my dogs. I love them all so much. Like someone on here already said, I would not sell any of my dogs if someone offered me a million bucks. You just can't (and shouldn't) try and put a price on your pet.
I know people that always ask how much their dog is worth and then they end up selling it and getting a new one so it doesn't sit well with me when I hear this question.
I know people that always ask how much their dog is worth and then they end up selling it and getting a new one so it doesn't sit well with me when I hear this question.
OMG!!!!!!!!!!!
Your puppy is sooooooooooo CUTE!!! Its like worth $1000 dollars or more... or it should be in your eyes since you own him/her.. but seriously.. there is no price for how much you love your dog or how cute he or she is.. unless your considering on selling him.. and you said you weren't so thats good.
Your puppy is sooooooooooo CUTE!!! Its like worth $1000 dollars or more... or it should be in your eyes since you own him/her.. but seriously.. there is no price for how much you love your dog or how cute he or she is.. unless your considering on selling him.. and you said you weren't so thats good.
Um alrighty then.
Main Entry: sat·ire
Function: noun
Pronunciation: 'sa-"tīr
Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin satura, satira, perhaps from (lanx) satura dish of mixed ingredients, from feminine of satur well-fed; akin to Latin satis enough -- more at SAD
1 : a literary work holding up human vices and follies to ridicule or scorn
2 : trenchant wit, irony, or sarcasm used to expose and discredit vice or folly
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Geeze and to think Boston wanted to give me an award for the same thing.
Main Entry: sat·ire
Function: noun
Pronunciation: 'sa-"tīr
Etymology: Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin satura, satira, perhaps from (lanx) satura dish of mixed ingredients, from feminine of satur well-fed; akin to Latin satis enough -- more at SAD
1 : a literary work holding up human vices and follies to ridicule or scorn
2 : trenchant wit, irony, or sarcasm used to expose and discredit vice or folly
synonym see WIT
Geeze and to think Boston wanted to give me an award for the same thing.
