how much is that doggy in the window?

Answer 1

It depends on whether you want it raw, baked, fried or barbequed.

Answer 2

English Bulldogs go for around $1,200. Labradors between $200-$600. A new pup, the Puggle, a cross between a Pug and a Beagle go for about $1,500. Cute little muts and sometimes pedigree pups can be found at the pound for $20-$50 including neutering charges.
From $50 to $1500, puppies come with many different price tags. Some may be given free, and others may exceed even this range. But where do these figures come from?
The price of puppies from show, working, or sporting dog breeders are higher than most newspaper classified ad puppies. These puppies come generally come from parents that have achieved titles under the well-trained eye of an unbiased judge. Certification of parents have been done in an attempt to eliminate hereditary health problems such as hip dysplasia in large breeds. Starting prices for these “blue-blooded” progeny begin at $500 and may be more depending on breed, titles, or potential as a show dog, working dog, or pet.

Answer 3

Adorable 12" stuffed terrier puppy: $15
Clear floral hand-cut stained glass window: $70

Getting that annoying song out of my head: Priceless

Answer 4

Woooooooooooooof! Woooooooooooo! I do hope that doggies for sale!! Wooof wooof wooooooooooiooooooooooooof

Answer 5

It depends on which doggy you got your eye on.

Answer 6

You mean the one with the waggly tail? Our chocolate lab was about $60.00, including having her fixed and getting her shots, when we got her from the county animal shelter. I've seen them as high as $500.00 from breeders, though.

Answer 7

That is an oldie song from the 1950's.

Answer 8

It changes depending on how much you want it. Ask the owner and only seem half interested.

Answer 9

Victoria Beckham?

She's already been bought mate, you'll have to choose another....

Answer 10

by Patti Page.