SEXY Man Smokey
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holy cow did you see how much they want for these cats...I must be priceless |
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SEXY Kiko loves Jasmine
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Mees Priceless Too! Insane huh? Can you believe that someone would actually pay that amount??? They'd have to be a millionaire! |
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Trixie
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I am priceless. I was free. There was no price therefore I am priceless! |
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SEXY Sarah
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You see how big those kitties are?!? o_0 They's size of Peanut :o |
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Tribute to Pepper
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I am glad I didn't cost that much!I was free!
I am a priceless kitty too. |
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Frankie
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MEOW!! Crazy! How much would that suck to spend that much money on a cat and have it be sick or die right away or something??
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Cool Cat B J Piano Guy
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Wow! We thought us Hemalayans were too pricey....but we were cheap compared to those gorgeous kitties! That's a down payment on a house! Crazy!
B.J. |
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Miss Nala
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AAAAAAAA..............I want a kittie..but not for that price..They are very pretty though!! |
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Dobbieluver10
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and to think a $2,000 yorkie costed alot.....I was wrong lol |
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SEXY Sarah
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Well you are getting more for your money with the cat, cause they can weigh up to 30lbs, which works out to $733 per pound. Yorkies weigh maybe 2 or 3lbs, so that works out to $1,000 or $666 per lb. The bigger your Yorkie the less per pound it costs. lol |
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Jenny
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wow! why dont people just adopt one out and help save a life. I dont see the point of spending so much on a pet unless it meant saving their lives. |
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ilovedogster
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WOW! That is alot of money fur a little kitty. My mom got all of us from the humane society ( cept fur Kit - Kit, but she is still a rescue MOL) fur ALOT less MOL |
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Hannah
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Is this for real?? I can't believe someone would actually pay that much for a cat. They are gorgeous cats, but that price is outrageous. |
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ilovedogster
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MOL Ruby I didnt see that but that is still alot of money to pay fur a kitty MOL |
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Luxorz
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I want one xD.
We payed $600 for Kitty, but wow. Those cats are WAYYYYYY too expensive for us. |
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Pinky
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Youse funny, Sarah. |
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Posted on 13 Dec, 2007 | Report
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SEXY Man Smokey
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mommy said she don't care if they are hypoallergenic...for that money they's better cook, clean, sing & dance. oh & clean their own litterbox....or at least come already toilet trained.....BTW Trixie, I guess that didn't work out too well for you, the potty training |
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Trixie
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It worked out just fine for me! Not so great for the human. Heh. |
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SEXY Man Smokey
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silly humans, don't they know by know they can't make us do what we don't want to do? I take that back...just look at my picture, stoopid reindeer ears |
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Posted on 13 Dec, 2007 | Report
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Dobbieluver10
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Ruby, Kalli replied to you haha... well, even IF they are "hypoallergenic" thats still way to much to pay for a cat...imagine buying it and the next day it dies...that would seriously suck! if it was something that would last almost forever, then ya I guess thats ok....srsly, if I had the choice to choose those cats or a house iwth that money, it would be the house haha. I rather pay $25 on a cat at the shelter.... but it would be awesome to have a 30lb cat.... |
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kaya skye
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if it's like it is with some breeders, if they die within a certain amount of time or turn out to have a disease that they missed, you can get another kitten or at least a rebate or partial refund. and they're so expensive not just because they're "designer" animals and some of the cost of r&d gets passed on to the consumer, but because they are very carefully "vetted" indeed. producing hybrids is complicated, thus expensive. also they're charging what the market will currently bear...once it becomes cheaper to GD, other companies will offer lower prices, then this company will be forced to follow suit. i'd like to see a few ashera break out of the lab and breed in a colony of their own. or something...it worries me that purely "designed" animals exist in such limited numbers. i know it's to keep demand high, as well as to maintain breed standard, etc. for all i know, there's a kitty island somewhere in the south pacific where the ashera roam free, served fancy feast in their hammocks by bowing human slaves...but if the number is being kept low, and something goes wrong, the world could lose them all. and i'm babbling. one word if someone DOES decide to go the designer pet route: INSURANCE. |
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