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Do you know what it entails and how much it costs when a litter goes wrong?
For example, when the b1tch needs a c-section. What do you have to do and how much does it cost? Do you know what you would have to do if she died? Are you willing to loose your dog like this?
How about if the litter is early? Bottle feeding or inserting a feeding tube? How about the several vet visits to examine the puppies to determine if their hearts and lungs are developing properly?
What happens when you havev done everything you can and the puppy (or puppies) die anyway? How about if you have puppies that no one wants because they are sickly? What if a puppy doesn't fit in its new home, are you able to take it back?
Are you willing to accept that your puppies may end up in a pound and be put down? Do you understand the costs involve in avoiding this? Are you willing to pay them?
Do you REALLY understand the costs and are you willing to accept them?
Answer
Unfortunately most folks have no idea of the potential risks and costs (both $$ and emotional risks).
Over the years Ive had very good luck, much better than many I know but here are a few examples of some of the costs.
Even breeding a healthy litter and having a normal uneventful delivery can can a few thousand dollars if you do it right. A litter I bred back in '93 using fresh chilled semen cost me over $3,000 by the time I finished paying for the semen, shipping, tests to determine the right time for the breeding, etc. The end result was a litter of 8 pups (7m, 1f) and one the only female passed away when she was less than 24 hrs old. Very disappointing given I had bred the litter planning on keeping a female for myself. On the other hand it was a very nice litter 4 of the pups finished their Championships.
On the other hand there is the cost of the litters that just don't produce anything. With one female after watching and waiting for a male bred by a friend of mines to grow up and pass his health checks I decided that it was a good breeding and made arrangements with his owner. First try his owner is out of the country on vacation and he is in Canada finishes his Canadian title. Second try we collect fresh chilled semen because I'm not thrilled with the idea of shipping my girl a crossed the country. UPS looses the semen and it arrives to weak to use....that one cost close to $700 ovulation testing, the vet bills for collecting the semen and shipping UPS (UPS never issued the refund despite admitting that they were at fault). Try three I give in and say okay I'll ship her, run all the timing tests, get her health certificates, drive her to the airport and receive a phone call almost 5 hours later from the airline saying that they failed to put her on the plane!!! Since the sires owner is leaving for shows the next morning so much for that season. Fourth try....well that didn't happened because the male had been sold and shipped to a new owner in a different country on the other side of the planet. Net result I spent about $1,500 wasted over 2 1/2 yrs and no puppies.
With a litter I had three years ago mom had to have a c-section and we were only able to save 3 puppies. Because of the c-section mom wasn't interested in the pups for about 3 days so that meant feeding puppies every 2 hours and basically no sleep for 3 days. After the first day I was down to only 2 pups having lost the smallest of the three.
Over the years I've had very few pups returned primarily because I'm very fussing abotu placements. However a few years ago I had one puppy buyer call and want to return his almost 5 yr old dog who he'd had since she was 9 wks old because his new girlfriend didn't like her. He didn't want to go to the effort of taking her to the airport, fortunantly I had a friend within a couple of hours who picked her up and shipped her back to me. However shipping and the crate alone were over $500. A few months later after he broke up with the girlfriend he actually wanted her back, needless to say I told him No!
Unfortunately most folks have no idea of the potential risks and costs (both $$ and emotional risks).
Over the years Ive had very good luck, much better than many I know but here are a few examples of some of the costs.
Even breeding a healthy litter and having a normal uneventful delivery can can a few thousand dollars if you do it right. A litter I bred back in '93 using fresh chilled semen cost me over $3,000 by the time I finished paying for the semen, shipping, tests to determine the right time for the breeding, etc. The end result was a litter of 8 pups (7m, 1f) and one the only female passed away when she was less than 24 hrs old. Very disappointing given I had bred the litter planning on keeping a female for myself. On the other hand it was a very nice litter 4 of the pups finished their Championships.
On the other hand there is the cost of the litters that just don't produce anything. With one female after watching and waiting for a male bred by a friend of mines to grow up and pass his health checks I decided that it was a good breeding and made arrangements with his owner. First try his owner is out of the country on vacation and he is in Canada finishes his Canadian title. Second try we collect fresh chilled semen because I'm not thrilled with the idea of shipping my girl a crossed the country. UPS looses the semen and it arrives to weak to use....that one cost close to $700 ovulation testing, the vet bills for collecting the semen and shipping UPS (UPS never issued the refund despite admitting that they were at fault). Try three I give in and say okay I'll ship her, run all the timing tests, get her health certificates, drive her to the airport and receive a phone call almost 5 hours later from the airline saying that they failed to put her on the plane!!! Since the sires owner is leaving for shows the next morning so much for that season. Fourth try....well that didn't happened because the male had been sold and shipped to a new owner in a different country on the other side of the planet. Net result I spent about $1,500 wasted over 2 1/2 yrs and no puppies.
With a litter I had three years ago mom had to have a c-section and we were only able to save 3 puppies. Because of the c-section mom wasn't interested in the pups for about 3 days so that meant feeding puppies every 2 hours and basically no sleep for 3 days. After the first day I was down to only 2 pups having lost the smallest of the three.
Over the years I've had very few pups returned primarily because I'm very fussing abotu placements. However a few years ago I had one puppy buyer call and want to return his almost 5 yr old dog who he'd had since she was 9 wks old because his new girlfriend didn't like her. He didn't want to go to the effort of taking her to the airport, fortunantly I had a friend within a couple of hours who picked her up and shipped her back to me. However shipping and the crate alone were over $500. A few months later after he broke up with the girlfriend he actually wanted her back, needless to say I told him No!
is this a scam plz b honest?
Leslie Mcl
im looking for a puppy and someone messaged me on facebook saying they had a teacup yorkie to email them at so and so. so i did and this is what they wrote me. Dear Friend,
It's my pleasure reading from you. I just want to make things know to you that Right now I have a lovely yorkie Puppy which i am giving out for adoption to any lovely and caring home. It's a female and she is called HAILY ..This puppy is 12weeks old currently weighing 2.2lbs & 5.0lbs. and I have been looking for a new home for her,because i am very busy at work these days so i have little or no time to spend with her and due to the poor health of my son who also thinks i should give her out that's why i am giving HAILY out for adoption ,this puppy have really been lonely at home when i am at work,so i just need someone who is ready and willing to take very good care of her and who will also be ready to provide to all her needs.
But it have been really difficult for me to find a lovely home which is really willing and determined to cater for her ,
Actually this yorkie Puppy is vet checked and have all her health papers.She is also House Broken and have no health Defect. this puppy will be coming along with a health Guarantee and also her playing toys.I have trained her with my kid and she have been raised in My home.I just want to assure you that HAILY will be a good companion to your Home/Family.
Well, It really hurts me to know she is so lonely so i finally come to the decision to find her a loving and caring home.I am giving her out on a totally free adoption since i do not intend making a fortune out of her. I am located in Great central lake British-Cameroun(Douala) from where this puppy will be ship from,So if you are unable to come over to pick up her ,it's my pleasure to let you know that I will be able to ship her to your Location. i am giving out the puppy for $110 which is just the transportation and delivery fee to your home . and you are rest assured that this shipping process will be successful because we have some Professional Pet Shipping Agency's over here who will handle this shipping process,and also this puppy will be ship using a Crate which will help to keep her comfortable and safe during this journey.Well if you don't mine I just wanna know some few things about the home where our puppy will be going to:
Where are you located?? Have you ever had a Yorkie puppy before??Do you have a Vet or a Pet Hospital Around Your Area Where this puppy can usually be taken to for check up? How Soon Do you intend to take HAILY?
WHAT'S YOUR REASON FOR ADOPTING THIS PUPPY??
Thanks and will be expecting your reply as soon as possible
how would i pay this person?? and if i did how would i know after paying that they would fufill the end of the bargain? like how would i know i wouldnt pay 110 and then receive no dog??
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