On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 11:23:34 -0500, "Yong Park" ,
clicked their heels and said:

I have a young Samoyed boy and want to sell him at $500 including cage and
all pet stuffs I have.

Forget selling, go the rescue route:

http://www.samoyed.org/samrescue.html

--
Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

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On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 11:23:34 -0500, "Yong Park" ,
clicked their heels and said:

I have a young Samoyed boy and want to sell him at $500 including cage
and all pet stuffs I have.

Forget selling, go the rescue route:

http://www.samoyed.org/samrescue.html


Or take him back to the breeder, If he's as well bred as you suggest, the
breeder will probably buy him back

"Yong Park" said in
rec.pets.dogs.breeds:

I have a young Samoyed boy and want to sell him at $500
including cage and all pet stuffs I have.

Honestly, you're not going to be able to recoup any significant
portion of your costs by selling him - unless it's to a friend
of yours who realises the value of your pet and the training
you've put into him. Barring this, choice one is returning him
to the breeder, as diddy suggested, but I wouldn't expect the
breeder to purchase him back. You never know unless you try,
though.

If you truly care that he goes to a good home and if you don't
have the ability or contacts to make sure that he does (and do
the follow-ups), I encourage you to seek the services of a
breed-specific rescue organisation. Be honest with them and
don't expect any money from them. In fact, the opposite is
often the case. That you'll include a crate and other stuff is
good.

http://www.samoyed.org/samrescue.html

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--Matt. Rocky's a Dog.

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"Yong Park" said in
rec.pets.dogs.breeds:

I have a young Samoyed boy and want to sell him at $500
including cage and all pet stuffs I have.

Honestly, you're not going to be able to recoup any significant
portion of your costs by selling him - unless it's to a friend
of yours who realises the value of your pet and the training
you've put into him. Barring this, choice one is returning him
to the breeder, as diddy suggested, but I wouldn't expect the
breeder to purchase him back. You never know unless you try,
though.

If you truly care that he goes to a good home and if you don't
have the ability or contacts to make sure that he does (and do
the follow-ups), I encourage you to seek the services of a
breed-specific rescue organisation. Be honest with them and
don't expect any money from them. In fact, the opposite is
often the case. That you'll include a crate and other stuff is
good.

http://www.samoyed.org/samrescue.html


excellent advice, correct in priority

"Rocky" wrote in message
...

Honestly, you're not going to be able to recoup any significant
portion of your costs by selling him - unless it's to a friend
of yours who realises the value of your pet and the training
you've put into him.

It may be that the OP is following the oft repeated advice of not giving
away a pet but charging something with the idea that people will value more
what they had to pay for.


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Tara

"scfundogs" said in
rec.pets.dogs.breeds:

It may be that the OP is following the oft repeated advice
of not giving away a pet but charging something with the
idea that people will value more what they had to pay for.

Maybe, which is why I emphasised the friend-breeder-rescue
route. Somewhere along the line the OP will hopefully get some
good advice at a personal level.

--
--Matt. Rocky's a Dog.

On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 13:32:40 -0400, "scfundogs" ,
clicked their heels and said:

It may be that the OP is following the oft repeated advice of not giving
away a pet but charging something with the idea that people will value more
what they had to pay for.

I thought about that too, but also thought $500 is a bit high for
that! Here's his local rescue contact:

Indiana
Wonderland Samoyed Safe Haven
989-239-8612

http://www.wssh.org
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Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

I have a young Samoyed boy and want to sell him at $500 including cage and
all pet stuffs I have.

I bought this Samoyed last year and he is 11-month-old now.

He has a pure champion blood line with very wonderful shape. Also he is
playful and like people so much.

He finished all shots and has no dew-claw.

I'm not a breeder. I'm an MBA student.

Originally, I had a plan to bring him to my country after my graduation.

However now I want to send him because I think it would be better to leave
him here in states.

I have lived in medium-size apartment in my country where picky
neighborhoods sometimes don¡¯t allow bringing up so playful big dogs.

If you have any question, do not hesitate to contact me.


Yong