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It almost doesn't seem right that a dog with that much training would be sold on Craigslist and for such a little fee. Hope he can get rescue or someone knowledgeable soon.
 
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AmberH said:
It almost doesn't seem right that a dog with that much training would be sold on Craigslist and for such a little fee. Hope he can get rescue or someone knowledgeable soon.
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That's what's kind of a red flag for me... I think they just want to get rid of the dog. I just want him to go to knowledgable home, and not "oh kewl a drug dawg!!!!"
 
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I have a friend in that region (Kind of) that actually does train that sort of stuff and I shared the link with him, too.
 
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Why? What is the point? I hope you saved any contact info so that if a rescue wants to step in they can
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I didn't flag it, it was a flagged ad before I saw it.

Frankly I don't care, I would pass it to a rescue if it looked suspicious but I have no issue with Craigslist as an advertising method for rehoming dogs of any caliber as long as the owner is properly screening interested parties.
 
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