where can i buy a mini long haired dash hound under 500 dollars in MA ?
Question : where can i buy a mini long haired dash hound under 500 dollars in MA ?
i promised my sister to get her a dog for christmas… this is the only one she isn’t alergic to.. please HELP!
mas 500
Best answer:
Answer by Dream
shelter, humane society.
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#3 written by ♫♪ Nekkid Bootie ♪♫ 1 year ago
the only place you will find one that cheap is thru a shelter or rescue http://www.petfinder.com
get your sister puppy supplies for christmas and help her select one AFTER the holidays.. you may get lucky and find one in a shelter after christmas.. many “christmas puppies” are dumped after the holidays when the novelty wears off, or the people are disgusted with housebreaking.
Bonnie L.. do some research.. Dachshunds come in standard and miniature sizes.. they also come in 3 coat types.. smooth, long and wire.. so yes, there is such a thing as a Mini Longhaired!
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#4 written by Westley's mom 1 year ago
Check out these homeless doxies in MA: http://www.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi?tmpl=1&exact=1&breed=Dachshund&animal=Dog&size=S
If you are going to buy a puppy, here’s some other things you need to know:
What is a Responsible & Reputable Dog Breeder?
These are people who breed to improve the breed because they love it.
Their notable traits:
-They show & compete their dogs.
-They win titles.
-They have researched animal husbandry & genetics.
-They have only a few breeding dogs.
-The females are at least 2 before having the first litter.
-The females are bred only a few times in their lives.
-The dogs live with the family.
-The dog’s eyes, knees and if necessary, hips are checked at the appropriate age and they are also tested for any breed-specific health issues.
-They have waiting lists for the pups before they are conceived.
-They give potential puppy owners the 3rd degree.
-They require new puppy owners to sign a contract that if they can’t keep the puppy for any reason at any time in its life, it must be returned to the breeder.
-They have a spay/neuter clause in their contract.
-By the time the puppy goes home it has been to the vet more than once for vaccinations and check ups.What is a Back Yard Breeder?
This is anyone who intentionally or unintentionally allows dogs to breed who are not the best representatives of the breed.
Their notable traits:
-They may only have one dog, or they may have several.
-They want to make some extra money.
-They sell through the newspaper.
-They may keep their dogs inside as pets and may love them, but they are not educated about animal husbandry or genetics.
-They do no health testing.
-The pups may go to the vet once to get vacs, or may not go at all.
-Their dogs may or may not be registered, but they don’t show or compete.
-They will likely let the puppy go to anyone with the cash.
-They don’t care if the puppy gets spayed or neutered or what happens if its new owners can’t keep it.
-They may be breeding intentional mixes, aka designer dogs.What is a puppy mill?
A puppy mill is a large commercial operation that treats dogs like livestock or factory machinery.
Their notable traits:
-There may be hundred of dogs.
-They are kept in tiny, wire bottom cages, sometimes stacked.
-The breeding dogs never see a vet or groomer. The puppies may see a “vet” employed by the pet store before being put on the sales floor.
-They see dogs as commodities, not living things with feelings.
-They sell through pet stores, brokers, the internet, or flea markets.
-They do no health testing.
-Puppies are registered in batches, if they are registered at all.
-They may be breeding intentional mixes, aka designer dogs.
-They breed the females every heat, and when they are too weak to keep breeding, they may turn them over to rescuers, or they may just kill them.
-They provide only the minimum heat, cooling, shelter, and cleanliness required by the USDA, which is minimal. -
#5 written by Amanda R 1 year ago
You want to go to a breeder for a dachshund. Do research on any breeder because puppy mill dachshunds and backyard breeder dachshunds are MUCH more likely to have back problems in the long run. Honestly, you get what you pay for.
If you really wanted to you could go to a rescue organization http://www.drna.org/ and get a rescued dog for $ 350 (for puppies under a year). They would have to do a home study but it is well worth it to get a doxie who has been vetted and is up to date on shots.
I love dachshunds but they have many problems (my parents had to have their 5 year old dachshund that we rescued down because he had a very severe spinal injury) but they are GREAT dogs.
You can also look on Craigslist but you are gambling on that one because the people aren’t always honest.
Long hair dachshunds are usually larger then smooth dachshunds but you can still find some that are under 20lbs.
Good luck, email me if you need any help (you can do this by looking in my profile).
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I’m sure you can, but good luck spending thousands of dollars paying for the vet bills later.