Hi , im looking for a beagle a toy poodle or a lab . my price range is 250$
and under.If you have either of these please email me back at
. thanks.

On Sat, 7 May 2005 16:02:25 -0700 J&T whittled these words:
Hi , im looking for a beagle a toy poodle or a lab . my price range is 250$
and under.If you have either of these please email me back at
. thanks.

You are equally wlling to take a dog that requires regular grooming, as
one that is barky and follows its nose as one that reuires a fair amount
of exercise with a rather oily coat. Given the rather broad range of
behaviors, body types, and care considerations you apparently find
acceptable why bother with a particular breed at all? There are puppies
the come into your local animal shelter who will make fine companions for
someone flexible in their desires. If you are seeking a cheap (and
therefore carelessly bred) dog you will do best to get a random bred dog
over a badly done purebred. My Tsuki was dumped in the pound with the rest
of his siblings at 5 weeks old. It is just not that unusual. And the good
thing is if you get the dog from the animal shelter you will be
contributing to the solution, while if you get the dog from a careless
breeder you will be contributing to the problem. Not only that but there
is no particular reason to insist on a puppy. An adult dog can bond with
you just as strongly and is a heck of a lot less work. I got my Freeway
when he was about 18 months old, and I couldbn't be more lucky. He is a
great dog. There are some truly outstanding dogs in the shelter - all you
have to do is open your heart and look.


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