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centralnewyorki · 05-17-2005, 05:51 AM

I am feeling the same way you are. I won't be getting my pup for another few weeks, but I know writing the check is going to hurt! But, I keep thinking, and to everyone who questions me for paying so much money for a dog, I explain that there are a lot of things that people my age (young 20's) do that I don't. I don't want to spend a fortune to make my car look all fancy, I don't go out drinking every weekend, I don't smoke, do drugs, etc. My priorities are quite different from some people's, and I would rather spend my money and invest my time into something that is going to bring me years of happiness and laughter (and snuggles, and kisses!)

Kim (SoCalyorkiLvr)- that is a great way to think: $1,500 is really only $100 a year- where else can you get so much fun and happiness for so cheap?!

05-17-2005, 05:51 AM	#53
centralnewyorki YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Central NY state Posts: 1,741	I am feeling the same way you are. I won't be getting my pup for another few weeks, but I know writing the check is going to hurt! But, I keep thinking, and to everyone who questions me for paying so much money for a dog, I explain that there are a lot of things that people my age (young 20's) do that I don't. I don't want to spend a fortune to make my car look all fancy, I don't go out drinking every weekend, I don't smoke, do drugs, etc. My priorities are quite different from some people's, and I would rather spend my money and invest my time into something that is going to bring me years of happiness and laughter (and snuggles, and kisses!) Kim (SoCalyorkiLvr)- that is a great way to think: $1,500 is really only $100 a year- where else can you get so much fun and happiness for so cheap?!