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[bundangboy]

Hey,

If your getting a dog I got all you need...
Cage, Food, shampoo, brush, training pads...

I had a dog for a week and decided it wasn't for me.. This stuff is barely used. The cage folds down to an easily carrying size with a handle. The puppy food, ear cleaner, bowls, brush, mouth spray, vitamin paste and pads are open but still almost full. The shampoo has never been used.

The cage size is 43cmx60cm and 53cm high

I spent over 100,000 on all this stuff but its just taking up room in my place... If interested let me know. Get everything for 40,000

[SuperFly]

I want to know what happened to the dog.

[bundangboy]

I got the dog from a friend... So I gave it back to my friend and he resold it on the internet.... Now... I don't know where it is

[timhorton]

One question....



Do you like dog meat?

[spliff]

Sounds like a good deal for someone interested in a dog. Personally, I wouldn't want that sort of attachment here in Korea. I'd buy a Russian cat first.

[shinzee]

PM sent

[sock]

what kind of dog was it?

... just curious.

[chachee99]

keeping a dog locked in a cage is cruel. Take the time to train it.

[sock]

Actually, crate-training is very good for dogs. It gives them a sense of safety and protection, and provides them with their own space. It helps to satisfy their natural instincts of living in a den environment. It is an excellent way to housebreak and train a dog, if done properly (ie, not left for hours and hours when the dog is not physically or emotionally able to handle that).

Anyway. Google crate-training and do some research for yourself.

[awalk2remember]

Good for you for realizing the puppy wasn't for you before he/she really bonded to you.

Hopefully, the little one found a good home !!!