08/23/2025
BEFORE YOU DECIDE "I'M GONNA BUY MYSELF A DOG AND MAKE 30K BREEDING', 😂 MAKE SURE TO CHECK THIS LIL LIST⁉️⁉️
1. Can you take $20k and throw it off a bridge 🤷🏻♂️ with a 50% chance you might get back 30k and a 50% chance you lose it all?
2. How much do you really like cleaning 💩?? Really think on this one- on the days you are sick, had a long day, depressed, have a house full of visitors…are you ready to deal with it…because there are NO days off.
3. Are you ready to persevere and keep going when you lose the dog closest to your💔 heart?
4. Do you have 4-6 hours per day for the enrichment of your dogs? (Keep in mind this goes up with every dog you add)
5. Can you afford anywhere from $500- $8k vet bill at any given moment? We just prepared to pay for a $6,500 caesarean last litter. Thankfully we didn't need to do it.
You need to have cash or credit ready.
6. Are you available to cycle all of your dogs for outside time when a female is in heat so a fight does not break out? Do you have the facilities to separate males and females at all times when a bitch is in heat?
7. Do you love the sound of puppies whining? Don’t forget that new litter you couldn’t wait for needs to be fed every 3 hours on the dot. Team NO SLEEP.
8. Can you afford annual costs that average out to $1,000 month in dog expenses like vet fees, vaccinations, heartworm and parasite prevention, OFA testing, artificial insemination costs, , prenatal supplements, pregnancy confirmation tests, food, treats, toys, bedding? Not to mention all the stuff that goes into a extensive take home package for each new puppy, etc.?
9. Are you educated enough to take care of a litter that needs to be tube fed or has neonatal conjunctivitis? (Just examples, many things can go wrong with neonates- and quickly)
10. Are you ready to miss holidays and birthdays and other events with family and friends, because your dogs come first? Forget about a vacation.. what’s that?
This is just the BEGINNING of a list. If you are in it for the 💰💸money just stop while you're ahead.
We’ve taken losses no one knows about because we don’t post them for sympathy.
We've invested more time, money, sweat and tears into these dogs than anything else.
It’s a lifestyle, not a come up.
*Reposted and shared for educational purposes only