Thread: Advice on buying a puppy.
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Old 20-08-2009, 10:02 PM
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Re: Advice on buying a puppy.
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Originally Posted by manickirby View Post
Good point Clueless! I have been to a spoken to rescue centre and explained my circumstances (please see my profile) I'm limited in how far I can travel, sadly they do not have a suitable dog, any pups they have are either of a breed/ cross breed that are high energy, have problems I could not deal with or too small. I've been on their books for several months now.
Hi justv read your Profile IMO Labradoodles can be very excitable but I am not an owner. Would a puppy not be a lot of work for you?
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