Best place to buy a poppy

[Anonymous]

If this is a real post, I give OP credit for coming back with a snappy response when English is not OP's first language!

bravo!

Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry yes PUPPY English is no my language and the person who recommend a Afghanistan I'm waiting your MOM input because she is waiting for me there.

[Anonymous]

OP - the question you need to ask is whether you want a puppy! You will have to walk, feed, bathe and pay the bills for it.

[Anonymous]

OP, it's been said before, but it's worth repeating: EXPENSIVE! Every time you set foot in the vet's office, it's $100, and that's before the vet does anything. Shots cost extra. Tests cost extra. Medicine costs extra. And god forbid there's a real problem. Ours got in a fight with another dog, and the final bill was $1700. You will NEED to see the vet at least twice in the first year-- shots, and spay/neuter. Plus, the dog WILL eat something that will make it sick. It just will. And that will be another vet visit.

Seriously, nothing about a dog is cheap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We got our dog at a pet store in Columbia Mall (Today's Pet). Sorry to everyone. I did call several Veterinarians in the area to check up on the store and know MANY people (including, now us) who have purchased healthy dogs from this particular store.

Thanks for your apology, but I still think you are an A**. I am going to picket in front of Today's Pet one of these days.

[Anonymous]

Partnership for Animal Welfare is a great rescue organization based in Greenbelt.

http://www.paw-rescue.org/

I recommend getting a medium-sized dog around one year old. Once they are a year old, they have decent bladder control and you don't have to take them out every hour or so. Housebreaking is pretty easy. A medium-sized dog is easy to handle and you don't have as much of the small dog aggression issues you might get with various smaller dogs.