maybe like a maltese or a yorkie or even a Pomeranian as long as it will give me a friend i will be happy=)
a puppy will not make you happy.
you should not get a dog for your own personal enjoyment or pleasure. you should get a dog because you can provide it with a stable home and meet it's needs.
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You're not supposed to get a dog if you're moving.
Bad idea, seriously.
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A free puppy? No puppy is free. If you are out asking for that only then you don't deserve a pet.
So you want it to hang out with you on the road and then you'll get there and dump it off?
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a puppy will not make you happy.
you should not get a dog for your own personal enjoyment or pleasure. you should get a dog because you can provide it with a stable home and meet it's needs.
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How about a hamster???
I mean is not free….
but it will stay little forever
and it wont mind the trip
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How about some new cds or books on tape? Learn a new language during the trip. Count cows. Make up an imaginary friend to take along! Anything but forcing a puppy to take a long journey for YOUR gratification. Oh, and forget the 'free' tiny purebred. Don't you read any of the other questions on here?
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bad idea..
you are going thru the stress and expense of moving.. now is not the time to get a puppy. The pup will be stressed about going to a new home anyways, and even more stressed to come into a stressful situation.
You also risk exposing the pup to disease while travelling.
If you want a companion, get a friend or relative to ride with you.. you can look for a puppy after you get settled into your new home.
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Moving is stressful, sometimes sad, lonely. These are not the emotions to bring to a dog. When you are settled into a new place and have the time and positive feelings to share, then get a pet.
The old adage "there is no such thing as a free dog", still true! Dogs cost $1,000 to $3,000 a year for ordinary care, feeding, etc.
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usually you can't find a pure bred for cheap. I got the best dog in the world for $300. she is a bichon frise, maltese, chiwawa, and poodle. she is only like a foot long and five inches tall. I
saw the owner at a dog park with his other dogs. 1 of his dogs was having puppies that day. go to a small dog park near you and maybe you'll be lucky.
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