Ridiculous on the amount of culls that are being sold!

For all those young dogs that are fir sale in situations where you cannot try them first. Flip those ears and look inside. If they are not scratched to pieces ........probably a foot warmer. Youngsters with some go will show will show the signs of heavy thicket abuse. Especially around face, neck, chest, front leg area.

Any older dog........huge chance your buying someone else's problem.

On puppies......don't buy into the crap about it costing $500 dollars to raise a pup to six weeks old. $100-$200 tops for a well bred stock pup or you are just paying the feller to be paying him. Plenty of profit for him in that range.

Good young dog around a year old are better investments. Old enough to have an idea of what they could be and young enough to get them where they should be.