High Point, North Carolina
Holly & Sean
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The Most Expensive Collar you ever bought?
Why of course ..that very first show collar!
How it all began
In the Beginning...
You got your dog, a real show dog, and quickly realized
that you
needed the correct collar to show him on.
Which in turn led you to that wonderful
buttery smooth
three foot leather lead.
At your very first show, you noticed that
you just HAD
to have the proper grooming supplies also.
Slicker Brush $9.00
Comb $10.00
Spray
Bottle $4.00
Good Conditioner $15.00
Water Bottle $4.00
Pin Brush $15.00
Bait $10.00
NEW
Collar (your dog has now out grown that first one)
$14.00
Chalk $9.00
Chalk Brush $15.00
Cholesterol
$10.00
YOUR FIRST POINT.*****YOU'RE HOOKED********
Bait $10.00
Dog show calendar $12.00-
By now you're beginning to realize the back seat isn't a
proper way to transport your dog.
Dog Crate for the car $80.00
At your very next show
you begin to feel a bit more confident
and relaxed at dog shows
Borrowing and waiting
to use your friends grooming table is so inconvenient.
Grooming Table $95.00
Grooming
Arm $50.00
Bait $10.00
You begin to start collecting dog show things, old towels, skirts
with pockets,
dresses with pockets,
Good comfortable shoes, rain gear, umbrellas,
water jugs,
etc $100.00
Too many grooming supplies?
Tack Box for supplies $50.00
Good
comfortable Camp Chairs $35.00-
much more time at shows lately.
Suddenly
you realize all of these items AND your dog don't
fit in the family car anymore.
Used
Mini Van $15,000.
Somewhere around this point you get tired of waiting to use your
friends blow dryer.
New blow dryer $150.00
Extension Cord for Dryer $15.00
Five-
friends $10.00
New and improved
dog show collar and lead $40.00
New type of improved Coat Conditioner $15.00
Bait $10.00
Your
friends favorite Shampoo and Whitener $35.00
New Comb and Slicker brush $25.00 (you
lost the old ones at
the last show)
Scissors $30.00 (kitchen shears just don't trim
those pads right)
Muddy Show grounds..Roll up mat for covering ground $45.00
YOUR DOG
PICKED UP HER NINTH SINGLE
The hunt for majors begins.
After wasting much money on entries where majors didn't
hold
you begin to get frustrated and search out and find that
new male show puppy
and a perfect match for your female!
Crate for new dog $80.00
Show collar and lead
for new dog $50.00 (your tastes have been refined now)
Handling classes for new dog
$40.00
The very first show teaches you, your Mini Van will not
carry both crates and
all your equipment.
Brand New Larger Mini Van $25,000.00
Now having two dogs to show
and get ready quickly teaches
you a generator is required! Generator $325.00
Two Dog
Kennels for outside $1,000.00
Just gotta pick up one of those majors on your female
Handler
for those major shows $200.00 (+/-
YOUR FEMALE FINISHES!
Your new male is too young
to breed.
Updating & Health Clearances on Female $200.00
Stud Fee $1,000.00
Progesterone
Testing $200.00
Whelping box $250.00
Vet bills-
Putting first aid whelping kit together $300.00
Vaccines for new litter $150.00
X-
Whelping pads, fleeces, toys for puppies, weaning supplies,
etc
$450.00
Baby Scale $45.00
Well puppy and mother exams $150.00
Spectacular puppy in litter
will be new show dog.
Immediately realize Mini Van will NOT hold three dogs and
show
equipment
Motor Home or Full size dog show van $30, 000 to
$100,000.00!!!!!!!!!
You
suddenly realize you are eating macaroni and cheese
while your dogs are eating Human
Grade Dog food at
$55.00 a bag.
Congratulations!
You have now earned the title of "Dog
Breeder!"
Aren't you glad you are finally making those big bucks
breeding dogs?
So
far you have invested $75,652.00 in showing your two dogs.
This figure does NOT include dog food, the initial cost of
your dogs, entry fees,
motel bills, general vet bills,
toys and Many other ownership incidentals.
Your litter
of pups yielded six puppies, you kept one and
sold the other five for $500.00 each.
Congratulations
you just made $2,500.00 Breeding your dogs!
Now if you can just breed 30 or more litters
you MAY just
break even with your initial investment of over $75,000!
Author Unknown
These are not 2012 prices either!
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