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Frenchy at Pets at Home
- Thread starter GemmaH
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beckiboo186
Warren Veteran
GemmaH said:
Thats Great!!
Will hopefully put a lot of people off :wink: although why they feel the need for it at all - I have no idea X
Snowy
Wise Old Thumper
There was one in my local Pets at Home too along with a nethie cross with head tilt!!!!, I complained and asked the manager to get it emergency veterinary treatment, I am not holding my breath!!!, I asked if I could take it to the vets and they said they would, and by the way the Frenchie was £25 :shock:
I complained and asked the manager to get it emergency veterinary treatment, I am not holding my breath!!!, I asked if I could take it to the vets and they said they would, and by the way the Frenchie was £25 :shock:
Snowy
Wise Old Thumper
Maybe not a mistake on your part, it's just that the Frenchie I saw in my P@H was in a pen and I asked what breed it was and was told it was a dwarf lop!! :shock: :shock: and it was so big because it was full grown is what the assistant manager told me!!, it was defo a french lop!!
Not surprising they got it wrong they couldn't even tell that the nethie had head tilt!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
It is really worrying
Not surprising they got it wrong they couldn't even tell that the nethie had head tilt!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
It is really worrying
cute_fuzzies
Warren Scout
snowy said:
It's really *really* unlikely that was a frenchie - it sounds like it was a full grown dwarf lop like they said
Despite their faults, I don't think they'd be selling a £150 rabbit for £25 :lol: GemmaH said:
With the breeder I would assume?
cute_fuzzies said:snowy said:
It's really *really* unlikely that was a frenchie - it sounds like it was a full grown dwarf lop like they said
GemmaH said:
With the breeder I would assume?
Maybe that's why they're so expensive, for a breeder to keep and care for them way past when they could sell them they'd presumably want to be compensated for that in some way. At least they're neutering them. Although it did occur to me that it'll increase peoples interest in Giants and Frenchies and if they can't afford the £150 (and quite frankly who can) they'll find a local breeder and buy one there much cheaper (.... and some coming to a rescue near you very soon :roll: )
