Thread: German Shepard puppy

I looked for nearly a year for a whippet- I could only find a greyhound (or a little Italian greyhound) in Thailand- I sourced one in Singapore but it fell through- some breeds are just impossible to find in this region.

Originally Posted by Smug Farang Bore

I want an Irish Wolf Hound but I think I'm going to have to bring it in.

Terrific move. Or even a great Dane.

My local, years ago, in Devon, UK, had a Great Dane.

It lived behind the bar.

Shock factor was excellent.

Laugh, not since the pigs ate my sister, have I laughed so much, as when grockels rocked up to the bar and Sam the great Dane placed his paws on the bar and looked down on 'em.

Originally Posted by FailSafe

she had fields to run around in

We don't really have fields in the NT.

Think they were the knobs that wanted 5k to look.

^ WTF ?????

I know how to price a puppy and book from 25,000 to open a reservation by depositing U.S. $ 5000 in order to select sort by date deposit When the puppy is not born out by the desired color, sex. Reimbursed in full. Or to leave a deposit to book your puppy in the litter ถั ด away
Typically, we will book more than the number of puppies born on the reservation line module, because the top is not the desired color and sex, or we will cancel the puppy with the book ranked ahead.


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I will say dogs are not toys and to many fuckwits end buying them - you know the type, living in a block of flats, locking then in doors all day, no understanding of how to train them properly then wonder why they eat the kids PlayStation and bite the next door neighbors wife's head off.

Leave owning a dog to responsible people.

Originally Posted by Smug Farang Bore

Never let the customers know though.

That's the way.

When I was in the mob I got a bit of leave. Thought I'd leg it down to the old folks place in Devon. A bit of a suprise weekend visit. I hadn't seen them for two years, what with postings and stuff.

Anyway, got a few lifts and arrived in the village around 02.00

I knew the front would be all locked up, but the back would be open, so to speak.

I scaled the back fence and moved slowly down the path.

Out of nowhere a creature placed its paws on my shoulders and breathed on me!

I fokin shat my self.

I went into defense mode and cleverly slipped. Crashing down on my ass.

Looking up this beast stood over me, bent it's head and proceeded to lick me to death.

I'd obviously expressed my concerns verbally ( I'd kinda screamed a bit) 'cos Dad turned up and called "Sam", the Great Dane off of me.

My how we laughed.

so we gunna get these dogs or what ?

You will have to bring them all back as baggage from Darwin ?

Originally Posted by Nawty

You will have to bring them all back as baggage from Darwin ?

Methinks you've answered your own question.

There is a process you have to go through to import a dog into Thailand:

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Shipping is going to run 10K-20K+ (many airlines [i.e. United] will only ship dogs as 'manifested cargo' from Australia rather than baggage, and that's more expensive)- you'll have import taxes to pay in Thailand as well- it's kind of an expensive proposition to ship a dog internationally (plus you can't ship pups here- dogs have to be at least 6 months old to be imported).

I brought a dog here from Oz in 2002.

It was roasted and eaten with chilli sometime in 2004......not by us.

Well, it's eight years later- rules change:

Travel to/from Australia
Pets are not permitted to travel in the cabin or as checked baggage on flights to/from Australia (exceptions may be made for service dogs such as seeing-eye or guide dogs). Pets may only travel to/from Australia as manifested cargo. Passengers should visit Bringing Cats and Dogs (and other pets) to Australia - DAFF and www.unitedcargo.com to learn more

What did it cost you back in '02?

It seems like you'd be better off picking up a border collie locally (especially when factoring in the cost of the dog with the shipping/import costs)- the website above sells pure-breds starting at 25K- it's unlikely you'll get a dog in cheaper than that, plus it's always nice to start out with a young pup if possible.

25k for a dog is outragious in my books....understand we grew up with excellent dogs....mostly for free.

But my monkey did cost 30k.....each....

Fair enough- where I'm from that's on the cheap side for a high-quality dog- you can't escape the costs associated with shipping/importing though (which is why most of us don't bring in our own cars/motorcycles)- there's no way an airline is taking your dog on for less than 10K (it's probably going to be more with the way they are screwing passengers on regular luggage)- then you've gotta buy an airline-approved shipping crate, get the necessary veterinary documentation, and pay import fees (and you have to take a dog at least 6 months old)- realistically, 25K is probably the least it will run you.

Probably be the best age (6 months) to bring one in. Only problem with my choice is he ll be about 4 foot tall by then and growing.

Hope they don't charge by height ...........

i was out a few days on buisness and have just checked this thread out again, read thur it,,did not see any leads on my question,, GSP,,that is what i want, i am not jewish,,and i do work and away,, 8 weeks on and 3 off,, just need to know where a kennel is,, i don't care if if pay 6k or 25 k,,make no never mind, just want a full blooded german sheperd puppy,, wife moves in the house this week,, i want this puppy soon,,would like to pick him up around June 25th

75US from a shelter. Don't need an AKC dog.

50 US from a shelter. Had him for over 16 years. Best dog you could ask for.

Originally Posted by sccrhound

50 US from a shelter. Had him for over 16 years. Best dog you could ask for.

So he's dead then?