Dreamcatcher wrote:

ugotguts wrote:I do not want to be judgemental ....

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... but, nevertheless, you judge.

I am truly confused after reading some replies of yours Ugotguts.

Are you buying it for a 'friend'? Is having a puppy a decision you both made?

You replies varies and differs as I read it. It was a first person question and decision, then a mutual decision made by the both of you, and reverted to again being first person, even first person on behalf of the second.

I supposed your post should simply be titled "Where can I buy a puppy in Udon?".

Just thinking aloud.

can123 wrote:

Dreamcatcher wrote:

ugotguts wrote:I do not want to be judgemental ....

... but, nevertheless, you judge.[/quote]

Indeed, I did.

Can't find a valid reason not to. In fact, I'm confused based on the OP's replies.

Cheerios

LOLx.. thanks for all the reply..

I have no problem about the judging me...Even though the subject was about buying a the cost of buying the puppy, it went till the location and reason for buying..

I am glad that everyone has their own opinion. Nevertheless, rest be assured, if any puppy is bought, it will be taken care of and it is bought after a series of consideration and not a moment of folly.. and definitely not as a gift to impress.. i think a car would be a better gift to impress if I really want to..

A puppy or a dog is a life.. we do not take a life lightly.. which is why I start this thread asking about the cost and location..

No offense to anyone and sorry if I confused you.. my friend is reading this thread and laughing too

Where night markets as much money a they think they can get from you. The other end a Wat free. You mentioned nothing about breed so what can you expect. My Siberian Husky 8K baht I knew when I bought him he would need to be in air-conditioning when I bought him. Vet once a month for flea and tick shots. Annual shots, healthy food not cheap we have three. They are fenced in and we had to modify our fence to do that. They are not allowed roam free. Listening to pissed off neighbors. When something different comes into our area they let us know.

What we get in return unconditional love, I don't know how to price that, so what does it cost?

bumper wrote:Where night markets as much money a they think they can get from you. The other end a Wat free. You mentioned nothing about breed so what can you expect. My Siberian Husky 8K baht I knew when I bought him he would need to be in air-conditioning when I bought him. Vet once a month for flea and tick shots. Annual shots, healthy food not cheap we have three. They are fenced in and we had to modify our fence to do that. They are not allowed roam free. Listening to pissed off neighbors. When something different comes into our area they let us know.

What we get in return unconditional love, I don't know how to price that, so what does it cost?

OMG you have an Husky... it is always my favourite.. like i mentioned.. i know nothing about dogs.. husky is probably the one of the few breeds i can identify.

Thanks for your post.. i totally agree on your last sentence

That is actually a different breed they want 10K for a husky.

We bought a pedigree Saint Bernard for 25K.

I would avoid the night market if possible. Puppies are usually too young, unvaccinated and often already sick. My thai nephew bought one, lasted 3 days ......

I agree with Rick on this.

Ya you buy one there first thing head for the VET, they are coming out of puppy factories. Our Siberian Husky no shots and a skin condition. Everything was easily taken car of.

The other thing bargain with them they could care less about the animal. Assume you will have to pay more money at the Vets.

If they stayed puppies I would have a million. they don't. So pick one that you family a can enjoy as they grow up