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Old 07-04-2009, 08:38 AM
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Re: Puppy eating cash....
I know, everything adds up. This is what confuses me about "Wanted: free puppy" ads, how on earth are they going to afford keeping it - the initial cost is nothing really.

We too have spent a fortune on Zach bless they do eat away at money. Have put him on Skinners food now though which is saving a fortune AND his poo is better than it was on Arden anyhow.
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I paid £300 but he had a hernia op too.

I thought this was going to be about puppy literally eating cash. Oscar has eaten a £20 note and a £5 Top Shop voucher.
lol. Clever lad, obviously decided to cut out the middle man!!

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you should try having vet bills for horses
Mmmm, Need to find a richer husband first!! I saw a farriers bill the other day. I was gobsmacked! Mind you the farrier has a broken leg at the moment from being kicked, so maybe it was danger money!
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How did it go with the Insurer ??
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Dogs not quite as expensive as children but kinda along the same lines really, except healthcare for us humans is free'ish LOL.

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I dread to think how much i've spent, even worse when I don't have insurance. Thankfully most i've ever payed is for teh nutter springer who thought chewing on a plank of wood was a good idea, it cost me £80 to have all they splinters removed (I never let him chew it, he was a buggar at 8 months and never brung things back instead he ran off with it).
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Mmmm, Need to find a richer husband first!! I saw a farriers bill the other day. I was gobsmacked! Mind you the farrier has a broken leg at the moment from being kicked, so maybe it was danger money!

lol, yeah its great paying out £60 to the farrier every 6 weeks. i bet they get plenty of injuries lol
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Old 07-04-2009, 01:38 PM
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It is amazing that still today some people think they can get a pup with no money lined up in case something happens

Dogs are really money-eating machines lol and I would not advise anyone to take on that commitment without some decent savings in the bank...just a little skin infection probably cost us a couple of hundreds with Diego, although the insurance did contribute a little bit...

And of course toys, food, treats, accessories, beds, pet-sitter if necessary, replacement of chewed furniture , training classes... lol i dont think I really want to add it all up

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