Why is it ???????? - Page 2

"Why is it that there are no qualified buyers????"

I don't know. What's your definition of a "qualified buyer"?

hey dawn i am out at the pilgrim state property opposite side of cliff and Dave we are on the side across from the soccer fields on crooked hill on Sundays

my definition is of a qualified buyer is.... someone that knows a little something about the dog they are looking to purchase. the money it takes to purchase such a dog. the money it takes to care for such animal. the amount of time needed to train such animal the differences between a dog bred for there true genetics, workability, health and dog that's just bred for monetary flow. Understanding that a dog buying experience and any such dog should be bought from someone who either test there dogs for what the breed was developed for and not on looks alone... i don't care if it was a shepherd or a jack Russell they were created to do certain jobs and should have the ability to do so.... its like buying a Pontiac car with a bolt on kit to make it look like a Ferrari it may look like one but it does perform like one nor does it cost the same.....

steve?? is that an invite? or a whatever??

Well... your answer to my question is your answer to your first question right there. Because, there are not that many people around like that. Sad, but true, and most people don't realize all that it entails to get such a dog, you you have discovered.

Of those that are qualified, they already have a dog, or don't want one now, have other commmitments etc... etc....

Stick to your principles, the rest will take care of itself in due time.

I do wish you all the qualified buyers you could get and best of luck. 

hhey dawn my training is open to anyone

it just amazes me that even when you put a blunt add out that peole still dont get it!!!!!!!!!!