Our puppies will be ready to go just before Christmas (they weren't breed for christmas btw, it was a bit of an accident). The mum is the
cavalier king charles spaniel and the dad is the brown minature poodle. Both parents are our very spoiled pets. We will be keeping one but the other
three have to go (the missus is trying everything to keep them all). All been vet checked and de wormed. We are looking for £650 each.
They are just SOOO cute!
Remember folks, a dog is a 10 year + commitment! Don't get drawn in to Christmas gifts!
Aren't they Poodaliers? 
It's a shame one didn't have straight hair on it's body and a massive poodle afro!
Definatly agree with that. It's a bit of a shame they were born when they were, people might think they are just for Christmas which they most definatly were not. They are also very humanised already and love cuddles.
sorry to hijack
but having been burgled a couple of week ago, we got this little fella last weekend.
hes 10 weeks old tomorrow and hes growing rapidly
I have a feeling this may turn into a 'beautiful' dogie thread very quickly!
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I have a feeling this may turn into a 'beautiful' dogie thread very quickly!
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I have a feeling this may turn into a 'beautiful' dogie thread very quickly!
I think a beautiful dogie thread could quickly turn NSFW
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sorry to hijack
but having been burgled a couple of week ago, we got this little fella last weekend.
hes 10 weeks old tomorrow and hes growing rapidly
I want one just not sure how our current dog would react 
£ 650 is alot of money for a mongrel. In fact, it's a lot of money when there are hndreds of animals in rescue centres.
Have to agree with macbeast I'm afraid. A mongrel used to be for free ( Sorry but it's true). Cavadoodles labradoodles etc is just clever
marketing to the masses IMHO and £ 650 is about twice the price of a pedigree Lab up here.
BUT I did always want to cross a bulldog and a shitzu
Anyway they are very cute and the best of luck in your quest ti find them loving homes.
The Rottweiler just reawakened our nightmare we had with a neighbour who had five of them. They were threatening us every time we went out and in the
end we had the police out and he was arrested when one went over the wall and bit the owner of the land at the bottom of his garden. Four of the dogs
set on one of the others and killed it while he was out, he has gone now but it still haunts us when out in the garden. This is what I was faced with
in my garden and he blamed us for being out there and annoying the dogs.
£1950 potential makes it a very happy accident.
I would be interested to hear how the OP justifies his valuation.
£650 for a crossbreed.
They are cute, however.
Just not £650 cute.
Supply and demand.
If they weren't bred for Chrstmas why not hold them back until the new year and prevent even more unwanted gifts hitting the
streetsjavascript:icon(''
BTW I agree £650 for a mongy seems OTT. Our Jack Russell Beagle cross(what would that make him?) came from White Rose Dog Rescue and we donated £125
to the cause
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Jack Russell Beagle cross(what would that make him?)
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Our Jack Russell Beagle cross(what would that make him?)
£650 is alot of money but that seems to be the going rate where i am. We also had to pay an extremly large vet bill as we were away when they were
born. Why would i sell them for less if people are prepared to pay that sort of money. Why would i keep them until after christmas when they will be
exactly 8 weeks old on christmas eve and perfectly old enough to leave.
Whats up with you lot? i don't go posting on other peoples for sale threads asking for a justification of the price or questioning the reason of
sale.
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Originally posted by Davegtst
£650 is alot of money but that seems to be the going rate where i am. We also had to pay an extremly large vet bill as we were away when they were born. Why would i sell them for less if people are prepared to pay that sort of money. Why would i keep them until after christmas when they will be exactly 8 weeks old on christmas eve and perfectly old enough to leave.
Whats up with you lot? i don't go posting on other peoples for sale threads asking for a justification of the price or questioning the reason of sale.
Ok.
I think I might have a winning pic in the cute puppy combination.
I give you Jackson and his friend Davy.
I'll let you work out which one is which.
This is not the dog's owner incidentally. Just keeping him warm in the workshop one night.
Jackson is 50 % Jack Russell, 50% Lhassa Apso. (Don't know about the dog, boom boom.
Coincidentally, his mother has been a naughty girl again, and his father was the miscreant on this occasion too, so a fresh batch of Jacksons have
been hatched. Ready for new homes just after Christmas.
Jackson
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Whats up with you lot? i don't go posting on other peoples for sale threads asking for a justification of the price or questioning the reason of sale.
^^^Wot He Said^^^
OK - Zilspeeds the winner!
Late entry... Poppy-Poo!
Scotty, she is not cute, well not in the way a puppy is cute, she is more cuddly. Mind you, she also looks like she could rip your head off with one
or two syllables uttered by her master. Looks like a real killer to me!
Rotty's seem to have the worst press but most of them are as soft as poo!
You're right... a properly raised Rottweiler is generally regarded as one of the most intelligent and sociable breeds. There are dozens of
popular small breeds which are far more bad-tempered and aggressive but because they only nip then no one really cares.
Push a big dog, surprise it, or meet a badly raised one then they can obviously inflict significant damage (particularly if there is more than one dog
present as what starts as a game can quickly escalate through excitement).
We have three bitches and all are sweeties. Poppy is very timid though and gets easily scared when strangers call, but she gives plenty of warning
for folk to keep their distance! Weighed her last time at the vets... 60kg 
That's HUGE for a Rottweiler bitch!
Got a 30kg male labrador. Playing tag with him the other week. I was in the gate between the garden and drive & he was running past me. Decided to
completely block the opening as it was time to go in. Charlie didn't know this and carried on playing. 30kg of dog running at me with no gap
.......... i went flying
My son and his better half foster poor doggies who have been made homeless for one reason or another......these three are the one and only time they
fostered puppies! - Cute, but bags of trouble!!!
For my submission to the thread, I give you...... Bear, Dib-Dab and Runway!
650 quid for a mongrel? Could buy a proper dog for that sort of money.
Behave...
There are plenty of hybrids (as opposed to mongrels) out there that are in demand. I'm a fan of northern breeds and there are lots of
northern-looking breeds that are deliberate "blends" such as the Northern Inuit, Utonagon, Tamaskan Dog, Sarloos, Czech Wolfdog etc. None of
these are considered mongrels and decent Czech Wolfdog pups are ordered well in advance of litters being born and fetch up to £2k a pup.
That having been said, ours is a pure Alaskan Malamute!
Good luck with the sale of the pups.
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That having been said, ours is a pure Alaskan Malamute!
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That having been said, ours is a pure Alaskan Malamute!
One of my faves
I'm thinking the Alaskan Malamute above, can't be genetically dissimilar to a WOLF!
Its a handsome dog alright, what's their character like?
All domestic dogs are genetically similar to a wolf!
In general, Mals are intelligent, stubborn and not particularly loyal "one-man dogs", in fact they like human company in general so you
couldn't rely on one as a guard dog. Ours is a particular softy. She loves playing with other dogs and does spend a lot of time off the lead (and
will recall contrary to popular belief). Like with all dogs, if you put a bit of work in with respect to training, you will be rewarded but it will
probably take longer with a Mal than something like a Collie or Lab.
Our Tibetan Terrier when he was a pup a couple of years ago.
The mal looks beuatiful Always been one of my favourites
The rottie looks like she just wants to play
I am of the opinion that there are very few bad dogs, yes sometimes you get ones that are highly strung but in the main its bad owners that are the
problem.
Bad discipline, abuse and lack of training all contribute to give larger dogs a bad name and as has been said a bad large dog can do a lot more damage
than a small one before it can be restrained
Unfortunately I cant see the photo of the cavapoos
[Edited on 25/11/10 by Vindi_andy]
Come on guys - the OP has placed an advert for his pups not an invitation for a slating!!
I don'y know what his pups are worth or the pedegree's of the parents and to be honest neither do any of his critics on
here...................if that's what they're worth then so be it!
Yes, you can get a rescue dog for far less but you don't always know what you are letting yourself in for - you may have many years of joy but
you may not. It's all down to choice -my dogs cost considerably more than this and only last about 8 years (Bernese Mountain Dogs) but
that's a price I pay for having these wonderful creatures
good luck with the sale Dave
Steve
Thanks Steve. Only one left now so i guess they were worth it after all.
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Originally posted by carpmart
They are just SOOO cute!
Remember folks, a dog is a 10 year + commitment! Don't get drawn in to Christmas gifts!
The price of anything is what people will pay for it. If people will pay £650 then the're worth that. In any case being a cross breed will save £100s on vet bills as King Charles Spanials pedegrees have no end of health problems. I know because we've had a few.
Only the black one left now, any takers? They are being picked up after christmas btw.
All sold.