How much do wirehaired pointing griffons cost?

Written by mar in Friday, December 22, 2006 under Dogs
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Wirehaired Pointing Griffon (Comprehensive Owner's Guide) Kennel Club Books
Price: $19.95 $13.57

Q: Does not have to be a puppy, (preferably not).

A: My backer bought a purebred puppy that is out of a world champion male, and she bought it for $2,560. Although I have seen purebreds of that originate that are ages 3-4 and they sell for $500-$1000 just because they are aged.

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anahi q Said in Friday, December 22, 2006

go to the beating so many dogs are being killed and you have the chance to save their life plus most of them are older aged ones that simply want a loving home to live the rest of the life they have left

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walkinglady Said in Friday, December 22, 2006

Start contacting breeders - they'll identify you.

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amz_chick Said in Friday, December 22, 2006

My sweetheart bought a purebred puppy that is out of a world champion male, and she bought it for $2,560. Although I have seen purebreds of that kind that are ages 3-4 and they sell for $500-$1000 just because they are aged.

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cman Said in Friday, December 22, 2006

propitious question

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mustanglynnie Said in Friday, December 22, 2006

Remote looking dogs, but as they are lower in registered numbers, they are most likely pretty costly. Go to www.akc.org & find breeders closest to you to ask about prices (pet nobility are always cheaper than show/breeding quality). Or, since you don't necessarily want a puppy, find the closest local raise rescue group & give a dog a 2nd chance home - Good luck!

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m j Said in Friday, December 22, 2006

http://www.awpga.com/fr_geta.htm

The nationwide breed club, they have breeder listings and a rescue link as well.

What breed do you think this is?

Written by Kelsey | Sunday, November 23, 2008

http://i364.photobucket.com/albums/oo81/kelsey103007/puppy.jpg

i was judgement something along the lines of a wirehaired pointing griffon... but im not completely sure.



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