Free to good home..

EGAR

:D:D:P

carraghsgem

id take the husband :rolleyes:

got one already but if hes got a bit of competition it might make him work harder at being a bit less grumpy

Cherry Blossom

carraghsgem wrote: »

id take the husband :rolleyes:

got one already but if hes got a bit of competition it might make him work harder at being a bit less grumpy

I don't have one but I hear they're an awful lot of work to keep fed and entertained. Normally I'd suggest doing your research on them fully before considering it but if you all ready have one I'm sure your well aware of thier needs so maybe a companion to keep him company would make him happy and is a good enough idea. I'd take them out together somewhere on neuteral ground first and see how they get on, remember current pets come first!!

EGAR

Damn right, adrenalinjunkie, I couldn't get one with all the health certs and tests . They are incredibly hard to come by . Most only had a two generation pedigree and DON'T get me started on the marking!

The Sweeper

Oh I've got quite a good one, definitely a heart-husband - would recommend the same breed to anyone. Excellent with cats, but not great around small children, which actually suits my lifestyle to a T. Wouldn't consider getting a different type but will definitely look for the same breed if anything happens to this one.

EGAR

The Sweeper wrote: »

Oh I've got quite a good one, definitely a heart-husband - would recommend the same breed to anyone. Excellent with cats, but not great around small children, which actually suits my lifestyle to a T. Wouldn't consider getting a different type but will definitely look for the same breed if anything happens to this one.

How long was the waiting list? Any littermates left?

Chris_Heilong

Dont forget to be responsible and neuter. All make sure it is a reputable breeder your getting it from, maybe meet the parents.:cool:

The Sweeper

EGAR wrote: »

How long was the waiting list? Any littermates left?

Had to sent two back to the breeders before this one, and he himself was a return from a previous owner. Then again I don't necessarily support the 'a husband is for life' message - if he'd have a happier life with someone else, rehome him.

EGAR

The Sweeper wrote: »

Had to sent two back to the breeders before this one, and he himself was a return from a previous owner. Then again I don't necessarily support the 'a husband is for life' message - if he'd have a happier life with someone else, rehome him.

Hahaha, he is a rescue then !

Cherry Blossom

No interest in the kitty! It's really starting look like they make much better pets as well!

anniehoo

Ive gone through a fair few toms ..lookin for a pedigree stud now of any breed.:p;)

Asphyxia

Bahaha! I love this it's brilliant.