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Old 12-08-2010, 07:04 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by Britster View Post
I'm not trying to be rude at all, because I totally love and respect your posts, and I love your doggies, but I think $900 is a little much for a rescue/re-home? There's tons of yorkies that are housetrained, neutered and UTD in the shelters around here for $350 or less. I just didn't know if there was another reason for charging so much, if he had an operation or something. I'm not trying to be rude, I promise, I'm just wondering why the price is so high. Either way, Peanut is adorable and I'm sure he will find a good home soon.
Peanut wasn't surrendered to me and he wasn't free. The price I am asking is less than what I have invested in his rescue, neutering, oral surgery and getting his vaccinations brought up to date. I realize there are dogs for much less in shelters but I wasn't given a discount or low cost neuter and Peanut was chriptorchid...he also required oral surgery with stitches and not just a cleaning as he had a very bad abccessed/infected tooth from his puppy teeth not being removed when they should have been long before he was 1 1/2...I also wasn't given free vaccinations. I did ask if there was a discount available since I rescued and planned to rehome him but there wasn't since I don't belong to an official rescue organization so I did the right thing at my own expense and had those things done for him before trying to find his new family.

I have nothing at all against shelter dogs but they get their dogs for free and their services are provided at a discount or for free or paid for by donations from the public so they are able to adopt them for less...which is great.

I saw Peanut was in need and I acted...much the same as some members on YT would have done. If that makes me wrong then I guess I was wrong but no matter what anyone says...I don't regret doing it.
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