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Starting out-Head Starts-Opportunity knocks?

Discussion in 'Dog Discussion' started by matador, Nov 21, 2016.

  1. matador

    matador Pup

    Sup everyone. I ran into someone the other while out walking my dog. We struck a quick conversation about dogs and he went on to tell me that he had a girl who has successfully had 2 litters and is 3 years old. He wants to part ways with her and make some room for other dogs/projects, and he is willing to let her go for $100. When asked if anything is wrong with her he assures that there is not, and that he just wants her gone. $100 for a bitch who has had 2 litters, 11 pups each time sounds a little too good to be true.

    If you've seen me posting you know I'm fairly new, and am still learning ALL I can learn! This seems like a good opportunity to at least have a new dog, if I don't breed her we would still love and take care of her. I have an 8 month old male OEB at home and would NOT breed them together at all? Just wondering what some of the vets in this group think about this whole ordeal, how would you move forward? Pros/Cons OUTSIDE of what I may have already considered in my own mind. I'm attaching pics of her as well!
     

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  2. treezpitz

    treezpitz CH Dog Staff Member

    I'm surely no 'vet' but I'll chime in. If you just want a dog to be a companion and you don't care how it's bred then I'd say go for it. That's about what an unknown dog would likely sell for. I'm just assuming it's a dog of unknown lineage but that's just an assumption. If you want something that you know the lineage of then I'd say wait for something else to come along. There are dogs that I see sold for a few hundred more that come with pedigrees and what not. So, it just depends on what you're looking for. Best of luck with your decision.
     
  3. matador

    matador Pup

    After I read this "patience is a virtue" played over and over in my head. That'll probably be the best route in all honesty, I don't really want a dog whose lineage I don't know, and if I get a girl I'd like for breeding her to be an option. So I'm on the fence, but I do humbly thank you for the advice. I'll just keep learning and connecting with people when I can.
     
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  4. Forever-So REAL

    Forever-So REAL Quintuple Grand Champion

    Check the bitch might not need papers! what happened to them pups off the 2 litters ?
     
  5. Forever-So REAL

    Forever-So REAL Quintuple Grand Champion

    My bad sitting here dabbing (THC) I forgot it was 2016 disregard ^^^ my comment
    Nice looking dogs wish you the best of luck whatever you decide
     
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  6. matador

    matador Pup

    Kept 1 bitch and sold the rest of them.
     
  7. matador

    matador Pup

    Nah this is from today, I just posted. That dab will do it to ya either way though. I was one and done on that
     
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  8. c_note

    c_note CH Dog

    DONT DO IT! Save that hundun until you figure out what you REALLY WANT out of these dogs? If you bred ANY female, what would the purpose be? To have more dogs "to love and care for"? How many would/could you keep? Now what about the rest?? No offense but it doesn't seem like you really know what you're getting into. Keep researching and reading! Wait til you feel you have a good grip on APBT ownership, then figure out what kind of owner you WANT TO BE, THEN figure out what type of owner you ARE!
     
  9. c_note

    c_note CH Dog

    The type you are thinkin of don't just pop up when you randomly walk your dog! Usually you have to know somebody or somebody that know somebody. I bought a couple like that, only one made it out of 2. I've found it's the older ladies and gents that don't register but still have the truth.
     
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  10. matador

    matador Pup

    I respect that, and will humbly take the advice. I gotta continue reaching out and trying to connect with people in my state/city. Seek and you'll find.
     
  11. treezpitz

    treezpitz CH Dog Staff Member

    Check out the dog shows in your area, good folks at the shows. Talk to people and be honest in what your goals are.
     
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  12. ELIAS'PISTOLA

    ELIAS'PISTOLA CH Dog

    WHO BRED IT,,, AND WHY???

    Lets leave the future of our bulldogs in the hands of the professional breeders for the sake of the breed...
     
  13. babedulce

    babedulce Big Dog

    Idealist
     
  14. babedulce

    babedulce Big Dog

    The q
    The question is: how does one apply to become a recognized professional breeder of game dogs...etc
     
  15. Naustroms

    Naustroms CH Dog

    One of the best bitches I ever owned happened from some guy walking up to me seeing I had bulldogs. You'd be surprised how many average joes have nicely bred dogs that are "just dogs" to them.

    $100 isn't much it would all depend on what you want the dog for.
     
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  16. c_note

    c_note CH Dog

    How often, and/or, likely is that to happen?? I agree a hundun ain't much for a SPORTING dog. It is for a hope and a dream to me tho. How many dogs are bred as advertised, especially $100 dogs? I ain't spending a bill hopin a random dog turns out. Dogs bred purely for sport don't always turn out. I'd rather spend that bill on the dogs I have, know about, or just save it... Again, how likely is it a randomly bred dog turns out to be the truth??
     
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  17. Naustroms

    Naustroms CH Dog

    Its $100...
     
  18. c_note

    c_note CH Dog

    I agree. IMO it's also a waste to gamble on a "maybe". If the dog is from sporting dogs, yes, it's worth a 100. If it's joe blow off the streets I don't know, I'll pass. I could spend half on my dogs and half on my daughter. These days I don't have a bill to blow on somethin that more than likely will fail. Hell, I would buy ammo before I buy a mystery dog. To each his own tho
     
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  19. Naustroms

    Naustroms CH Dog

    But it's not about you and your situation. It's this guy who wants a bitch who apparently throws a lot of puppies. Like I said before it depends on what you want out of the dog. People have different levels of disposable income
     

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