What is a Yap dog?sundaymorningstaple wrote:I have the same problem but is was somewhat overshadowed for the past year due to the karaoke noise from the CC below me. I've since joined the CC and did what I intended to do there to get the sound down to an acceptable level for the rest of us. Unfortunately, it's a different thing with Yap Dogs. It's a real problem as being an HDB, we are only allowed to have Yap dogs due to HDB restrictions. They should limit dogs to barkless basinji's only. Don't get me wrong, I love DOGS - working dogs that is.
Forgive me, I'm not trying to cause trouble and I know your post was sincere -- but a fool and their money are soon parted. How exactly was he fleeced? Forced to buy pet toys? C'mon, that's just plain ridiculous. He willingly opened his wallet and paid for goods.SGgal wrote:You may wanna contact my friend, Carole. She's into our local dog showing circle and have contacts with various dog owners. She helps to rehome dogs/puppies. Here's her site:
http://saluki.sg/index.php?option=com_f ... e&Itemid=1
Just a point to note if any of you are getting from Pet shops/farms, my friend's boyfriend (he is a caucasian) got fleeced by one of the shop in Pasir Ris. He was asked to pay $600 for adopting a 3yr old bull terrier, and that's not including the accessories he was coaxed into buying.
Dunno about all of that but I do know that Chinese (in general) are good negotiators. Ang Moh deserves to get screwed if entering a gun fight equipped with only a knife.road.not.taken wrote:Forgive me, I'm not trying to cause trouble and I know your post was sincere -- but a fool and their money are soon parted. How exactly was he fleeced? Forced to buy pet toys? C'mon, that's just plain ridiculous. He willingly opened his wallet and paid for goods.SGgal wrote:You may wanna contact my friend, Carole. She's into our local dog showing circle and have contacts with various dog owners. She helps to rehome dogs/puppies. Here's her site:
http://saluki.sg/index.php?option=com_f ... e&Itemid=1
Just a point to note if any of you are getting from Pet shops/farms, my friend's boyfriend (he is a caucasian) got fleeced by one of the shop in Pasir Ris. He was asked to pay $600 for adopting a 3yr old bull terrier, and that's not including the accessories he was coaxed into buying.
Here's one thing I have noticed since living here: more often than not, when a local Singaporean witnesses, or themselves pay top dollar or above for something -- they think they were 'had' -- the the seller had somehow dishonestly gotten away with something. When the same thing happens to a Westerner, they sulk away, realizing no one forced them to pay the more expensive price and the onus is on them to do their homework. Anyone else notice this?
That's from The Untouchables for cryin' out loud... Not sure it's really the same thing, my point is the buyer can't get screwed if he willingly buys the merchandise, but in Singapore, it's 'poor consumer, forced to pay full price'.Strong Eagle wrote:Dunno about all of that but I do know that Chinese (in general) are good negotiators. Ang Moh deserves to get screwed if entering a gun fight equipped with only a knife.
Pet Hotel.Teenie Bash wrote:Thanks r.n.t. Someone gave me a heads up about the Pet Hotel at Pasir Ris so I might look there.
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