How much would you pay for a jam up dog?

[Curcross1987]

Every dog has a flaw but if I could find one with no flaws or close to perfect I would pay as much 10000 the most I have ever payed was 4500

[Peachcreek]

I did the same thang. I bet their definition of jammed up and mine would differ a little

[brad s]

I have 4 dogs total and only gave 75$ for one as a pup and his my best one. The rest were free and I raised all but my gyp and a friend give her to me. But no amount of money will ever get them. U just have to feed them tracks and then feed them more tracks. Nothing like seeing young dogs turn on when u raise them

[byrd]

 what is the most that you  have sold a dog far lots ppl sale one for big money but will they buy one for good money

[BA-IV]

I've seen a handful of dogs go for upwards of 4,000. If I liked the dog that dang much and it was a HOG DOG, not a dog you take to the woods hog hunting, but a true HOG DOG, then I would pay it if I could afford it at the time. That'll probably never happen even if I won the lottery, cuz I might have to buy a divorce if I spent that much on a dog, rich or poor.

Finding these dogs is about like finding a needle in a haystack.

[cantexduck]

  Hell y'all be rich hog hunters. Most I have seen would sell a dog to make their phone bill payment.

  Before I got married. 2500 for a good dog. Now it is a lot less. A good young dog with promise is worth 1000 to me.
   Just about everything has a price. Hell some people pay 1500 for a yellow dog that won't even hunt.

[Mike]

I've seen good dogs sell from $1,000 to $5,000.

Believe me... good dogs do get sold all the time for various reasons.

[t.wilbanks]

 Hell some people pay 1500 for a yellow dog that won't even hunt.

A yella dog that won't hunt..    Unheard of..   

[T-Bob Parker]

 Hell some people pay 1500 for a yellow dog that won't even hunt.

A yella dog that won't hunt..    Unheard of..   

Shocking I know. 

[Caseydejohn]

I'd pay 2500-3000 for the right dog. I've been all over the country looking at dogs and I've culled dogs that were better than most of the ones I've looked at and they were priced at 1000-1500$.

It's funny these kind of threads come up every time a dog hits the trade with a big asking price.

[MrsLouisianaHogDog]

I think the bottom line is......a dog is worth as much as you're willing to pay for it.

[MrsLouisianaHogDog]

I think the bottom line is......a dog is worth as much as you're willing to pay for it.

Couldn't go back and edit....I wasn't done. Most I paid for a dog ever was $1,000. It's a bulldog from good 'ol blood. I wanted his blood for a good outcross before I bred my small yard into a corner. My statement above wasn't meaning what the dog itself was worth per se'..... because a dog worth a grand to someone may not be worth five bucks to someone else. If you see a dog that performs just how you like then obviously you'd be willing to pay a good price for it.

[Peachcreek]

I think the bottom line is......a dog is worth as much as you're willing to pay for it.

That is always the way i have answered the question.

The young guys act like people r crazy for spending money on a dog... To me it is my money to spend.

[setxhogmaster]

we got our best dog Bo from a really good friend of ours..someone offered him 1500 dollars for the dog and he refused..a few weeks later he sold him to us for 400 dollars..and hes and excelllent dog

[MrsLouisianaHogDog]

It gets tricky with hunting dogs. What may be a 'jam up' dog to me, may be a p.o.s. dog to you. Matter of fact, my husband's main strike dog, a Patterdale, was not quite right on the game the previous owner used him for....so he was sent to us....and MAN is he a fantastic hog dog for us! Also, I've seen it many times as well with hogs dogs.....some dogs will hunt great for one person, but when they change hands, they may not hunt the same way. Or, the new owner may not like the dog's style. I think we all have the same goals in mind when hunting, but I know alot of us have preferences in our dogs. So all of this would be factors in what the 'value' would be of a dog to someone. Hell I was even GIVEN my AKC English Bull Terrier. He is my childhood dream dog. I could never afford one from a breeder. When I do have extra money, it goes into the kids and animals I already have, BUT, when others wanna spend high dollars on somethin....more power to 'em!

I am a reptile hobbyist breeder as well. This is a similar subject that comes up alot in the reptile world. The value of certain morphs of snakes.....can be anywhere from $50 to over $15,000 easy. All in all, the buyers are who have most influence on the price tag of these guys....boils down to what someone is willing to pay. Same concept. Like I said, I've been given most of my best dogs, or bred my own. But if I was just starting fresh or what not, and I came across a dog that I was able to hunt behind, and I liked what I saw THAT much, I'd pay as much as my budget would allow me to I suppose....which wouldn't be much these days, lol.

[YELLOWBLACKMASK]

 Hell some people pay 1500 for a yellow dog that won't even hunt.

A yella dog that won't hunt..    Unheard of..   

Hahahaha.  There are a few.....but they shouldn't be able to make it to a feed bowl if handled correctly.   

[txhogsanddogs]

 Hell some people pay 1500 for a yellow dog that won't even hunt.

A yella dog that won't hunt..    Unheard of..   

Hahahaha.  There are a few.....but they shouldn't be able to make it to a feed bowl if handled correctly.   

haha!! 

[Mike]

There must be a helluva lot of mishandling going on!

[bob]

I paid 500 once and 1000 another for bay dogs and would do it again for the same type of dog , have been offered way more , in my mind I wouldn't take less than 5 grand for any of mine , who's gonna pay that   , I guess I'll keep feeding them LOL

[TexasHogDogs]

1000.00 to 5000.00  you can find yourself a hell of a dog if you look in the right places.