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by Six13 on 29 September 2011 - 09:09
What could I expect to pay for a workingline puppy from Germany?
by Ibrahim on 29 September 2011 - 10:09
Most puppies are being sold at euro 500-600, some popular breeders sell their puppies at euro 800 little more or little less.
Ibrahim
Ibrahim
by Nicky1995 on 29 September 2011 - 10:09
HI,
it depends on the breeder, between 350.- Euro and 1200.- Euro, it does´nt depend on qualíty , bloodlines or placements in trials.
Some breeders has really big problems to sale their dogs in Germany, also combinations
of BSP x BSP or pups out of the actuell World-Champion.
That´s the truth, saddenly!!!!
So make your homework and call or send mails to several breeders and ask about their terms
Best Regards
it depends on the breeder, between 350.- Euro and 1200.- Euro, it does´nt depend on qualíty , bloodlines or placements in trials.
Some breeders has really big problems to sale their dogs in Germany, also combinations
of BSP x BSP or pups out of the actuell World-Champion.
That´s the truth, saddenly!!!!
So make your homework and call or send mails to several breeders and ask about their terms
Best Regards

by Six13 on 30 September 2011 - 05:09
thank you very much.

by Bundishep on 30 September 2011 - 21:09
Its not only the pup price that drives the high Germany cost but also the plane ticket if your paying another 1000 for airplane and customs fees plus you have so much hassle at times to finally get the dog reg with AKC,if you shop careful and wisely you can find great dogs and pups in the USA and Canada in the 450 to 750 range plus any shipping cost,my pups are in that range,just because you pay high dollar does not always translate to the best dog

by sidhimelkel on 30 September 2011 - 21:09
Don't know about price of a working line pup in Germany. But expect shipping to run around 450 - 600euro. Last I got a pup shipped from down there it was 550euro.
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