bahamutt99 wrote:Okay, that's some sick, depressing stuff. I don't blame that dog for looking bummed out.
And sheeeeeit, you could get Grand Champion service for less than that.
You bet you can. I sure don't charge that. And wouldn't pay it either. I have seen allot of idiots with larger than standard dogs forking out cash like that for them mutts. They are not worth a penny for breeding and should be fixed if they are one bit out of standard. Even if it is just five pounds. Under bites, overbites, wrong tail carry and length and so on there is a good long list of stuff to look for and to cull for. Once again Culling means take out of breeding program not nessesarely put to sleep. I want to get that strait. Before any one gets excited again.
I have seen some dogs with the over or under bite. It usually doesn't effect them much unless it is bad. I paid for one of my cousins adopted dogs to have its lower jaw operated on to shorten it as you could just drop food in front of her nose and it would land in her lower jaw. It was out more than an inch It's like the had one dogs head with another dogs jaw. That stuff isn't cheep. More than I expected but at lest the thing can eat and drink normal now. poor thing had to stick her hole face in the water because if she didn't it would just drool out. Before it looked like a cup holder. Now it looks almost normal.