• P00ptart
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    4 days ago

    My lab was $500. Discount doggy. But his alive value is immeasurable.

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      4 days ago

      Rupert† was only $60. But we have fed him for something like 8 years. So that’s a pretty large investment for a meal. And if you see my posts over on c/cooking you will know that I am always calculating the cost of a meal.

      Your lab has a lot more than $500 in them. Don’t undervalue them. I don’t think lab is suitable for breakfast, lunch or brunch. Have people over for dinner and charge a reasonable amount.

      † aka I wasn’t letting my wife make him Giles.


      This comment, hopefully, is solidly sarcasm.

      • Droechai@piefed.blahaj.zone
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        4 days ago

        My yorkshire terrier has horrible price to weight ratio. He was about 18000 sek as a puppy, with a weight of less than half a kilo. As I fed him to full weight, he stopped growing muscles at around 3 kilos.

        Would not recommend as a food species. I kept him alive and now, 11 years later, I can say that he has been fully acceptable as a pet instead.

        Kant the dog