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Originally Posted by Margo
OK, there are differences in salarys. But do you really think if it is correct if the breeder do not ask a the same higher price for all people from abroad but he/she checks how much money you will be able to pay for it? And the price have really nothing to do with quality of the puppy or the breeder but only with you (if you are not good informed about the prices you will pay sometimes 50% more that someone who know the real value of the puppy)?
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No I don´t think that is correct, it should be the same for all people from abroad. I just think that for a Slowakian person with a avarage salary the 200-300€ they pay for a dog are even more than the 600-800€ Westerneuropeans pay for it. If you look at the prices for good dog food and so on the 300€ are to low but have to be so low because nobody could afford a wolfdog if they would be higher. But for Germans 800€ is a normal to low price for a purebred dog, so I think if they get a good puppy from a good breeder they should pay a normal price for it.
To rise the prices from the Clubs to stop puppytrading was absolutly the right decision.
Regards Ina