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My dog is a 10 pound, 8 month old orange/sable Pomeranian who is extremely friendly and lovable. He knows how to sit and stay somewhat and is almost housebroken. He is affectionate and needs some obedience training. I am selling him with his crate, food bowls, pet gate, grooming supplies, and leash and ID. He has acc papers and has his rabies license and shot and a microchip. I have all his records and am ready to research and sell to an owner who has the financial ability to take care of him. He deserves a good home with a loving family who have the time and money to support him. I’m not sure how to go about it though. I know I’d have to switch over the names on all of his papers, but how much would I sell it for and how would I advertise it and how would I ensure he got a proper home?
We live in NYC and some financial difficulties have come up recently that my family had not forseen. I love him and I know that it is unfair to him to have to live in a home that can no longer give him everything he needs.

Well you can’t really insure that he gets a proper home. Once you sell him he is their dog do with what they please. If you are most concerned with him getting good home consider allowing one of the rescue organizations to help you find him a home. They try to screen people. Or, you can check with your veterinarian, he may know someone who is looking for a dog just like yours. If it is more about the money put an ad in the classifieds and sell him the first person who can meet your price. Make them agree in writing that the sale is not final until you inspect the conditions of their home and if after an in home inspection by you, you don’t approve of the home you can give them their money back and get your dog back.

People who truly want to provide a good home for your dog will approve of these conditions. I would because I know I have nothing to hide and all the dogs in my home are healthy, clean and well cared for.

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