how do you make $2000 quick and easy?

Way way way over priced.

If you have any luck at all, go to a slot machine and give it a pull!

can you look into rescuing a dog from a french bull dog rescue group,,some have been there for a long while ..and they even have puppies of all ages…
It would save you all this time on trying to make all these $$$$ to buy one. Let the rich buy and us poorer people rescue : )

I’m guessing thats a petstore. My advice: DOn’t buy froma puppy mill. Adopt one from the shelter for less than $200

Start a grow op.

Become a hitman.

your going to have to make alot more than that to take of them…if this is at a pet store your talking about then dont get them more than likely from a puppy mill will not be healthy and youll be on here in another couple months asking how to make another $2000 for vet bills.

All right. Let’s see what’s wrong here:

You want to buy a pet from the pet store. An overpriced one, at that. You want to support the puppy mill these poor pooches came from–why dont you just give them the money?

Your dog, coming from a pet store, will be unhealthy. S/he wont live long.

You are buying a dog because it is “cute”. When this “cute” puppy grows up, becomes destructive, or no longer “fits” for you, you’ll take it to a shelter. Where it will die.

Goodness. There is so much evil in the world today!

that is way over priced for a dog, you should go to a breeder.

get out on that corner

Bridges Pets? Is that a pet store? Why would you want to support puppy mills by buying a dog from a pet store?
Go to the shelter, rescues, or actual reputable breeders.

you can’t make that kind of money fast. it takes a lot of time. and french bulldogs are ugly, to me…

Is this a breeder or a pet store?
If it is a pet store, not only are these animals overprices, but unless you can know the specific breeder they come from, I would not purchase them. Cute or not. In a worst case scenario, these puppies could have come from a puppy mill. They might be calling your name! Do not purchase them. While you may be providing a good home for them, you are just continuing the possible cycle of another puppy mill dog being replaced with the one you brought.

If they are from a breeder, why are they so heavily priced?
If they have no background (show parents etc), then chances are they are not worth $2,000. Find another, reputable breeder and get a friendly,healthy, pet quality pup.
I understand the want for a puppy or purebred dog. This is fine.
But perhaps you could try a shelter first?

Go Online and buy a dog directly from the breeder. You can find a reputable breeder by going to –
Find one that has the parents on site so you can actually see the coloring and conformation and living conditions:

My last recommendation is a pet store…. you are taking a chance of puppy mill pups….

Good Luck,
H.O.T. Dog
Handler Owner Trainer of GSD’s
Member U.S.A & A.W.D.F.

I am almost certain if those puppies are in a petstore, they are from a puppymill. Puppymill pups, though look cute and you just want to rescue them, often have medical issues that can cost more than you pay for the pup. This is caused by inbreeding the dog or in other words, an irresponsible breeder breeding a father/daughter mother/son brother/sister etc… which results in a shorter life for the dog, if it even makes it to its first birthday. Search Youtube for the Humane Society of the United States video on puppymills, it will break your heart.

There are plenty of rescues that are breed specific and often have purebred dogs in need of homes. Search your area online for French Bulldog rescues, or go to your local animal shelter (humane society), as they usually have a list of the breed-specific rescues, and ask about French bulldog rescues.

When my local HS rescued puppymill pups we fostered and kept a toy poodle. She suffers from inbreeding and has seizures which could kill her if not taken care of properly. She is on a not-so-cheap medication that she has to take 3/4 a pill in the morning and 3/4 a pill at night at exactly 7:30 to prevent the seizures from doing damage, but she still has them from time to time. Just a few days ago she had a long one which has since affected her, she throws up atleast 2 times a day.

Please consider this before buying a $2000 puppymill puppy, there are more in rescues for a cheaper adoption fee than this.

Whatever you do, please, please, please DON’T buy a puppy from any pet store… They come from wretched and vile puppy mills and there isn’t a single ethical breeder that would ever auction or sell their precious puppies to brokers that place them in pet stores… These dogs will be plagued with problems – a lifetime of chronic problems and very hefty veterinarian bills… Ethical breeders show their dogs in conformation, have them X-rayed at the age of 2 to ensure that their hips, spines, patellas are okay, that their hearts are good, and only perform A/I on females that are carefully selected to better and improve the breed… French Bulldogs have a hefty price tag because they’re usually born by means of C-section and require round-the-clock care in the initial stages… It’s a very intensive labor-of-love… And these $2,000 dogs from the pet store could easily wind up costing you $7,000 to $10,000 in vet fees within the first year alone… I know of someone that has already spent $20,000 in vet fees during the first two years of her puppy’s life… Walk away… Just turn around and walk away… Sad as it is, if you buy one of these dogs, the pet store owner will simply replace them empty cage with another ill-gotten puppy and the whole cycle continues…

TM

your have to win the lotto or liquidate your living room