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by Red Sable on 15 December 2012 - 21:12
To impress their friends.
In some cases though, they think more money means a better dog.
In some cases though, they think more money means a better dog.
by Hundmutter on 15 December 2012 - 21:12
Er, cuz some ppl have more money than sense ?
[Certainly more money than social conscience.]
[Certainly more money than social conscience.]
by J Basler on 15 December 2012 - 21:12
Yes free enterprise in a free country with the compulsion and obsession to try and make themselves feel better with retail therapy.
Having the ability to purchase a living animal that they will have someone else take care of because they will get bored. For most of us though we have a different kind of connection with our animals.
WUSTENBERGERLAND GERMAN SHEPHERDS $5,000 TO $250,000 TAKE A LOOK YOU MIGHT SEE YOUR FUTURE DOG.
Having the ability to purchase a living animal that they will have someone else take care of because they will get bored. For most of us though we have a different kind of connection with our animals.
WUSTENBERGERLAND GERMAN SHEPHERDS $5,000 TO $250,000 TAKE A LOOK YOU MIGHT SEE YOUR FUTURE DOG.
by Red Sable on 15 December 2012 - 21:12
"to try and make themselves better with retail therapy."
That happens a lot!
That happens a lot!
by Wise Guy on 19 December 2012 - 00:12
Simple answer: THEY DON'T DO IT FOR PROFIT BUT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE BREED!
Second choice: they are wealthy enough so they can afford such a luxury.
Enough said?
Second choice: they are wealthy enough so they can afford such a luxury.
Enough said?
by workingdogz on 19 December 2012 - 00:12
To some people, $5000 is a huge sum, to others, it's pocket change.
Price is relative to economic status in most cases.
I applaud those that invest the time, money and resources to make great dogs
available to American breeders. Instead of picking those people apart, one should
look at what the dog brings to the table and decide if the dog can compliment and
compensate with their bitch.
Price is relative to economic status in most cases.
I applaud those that invest the time, money and resources to make great dogs
available to American breeders. Instead of picking those people apart, one should
look at what the dog brings to the table and decide if the dog can compliment and
compensate with their bitch.
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