Name: Basset Hound Puppy
Brand: Basset Hound
SKU: 585064
Price: 1000 USD
Availability: InStock

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Baby famale basset hound

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

585064

Price / Fee

$1,000

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Basset Hound

Location

The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Charlie\'s \'dark pink collar\' female. She is a lemon color basset hound. Current weight is 13 lbs. 7 weeks old today (5/13). She is a very playful pup that LOVES to play with toys & her siblings, but can also be very affectionate & give kisses & snuggle. She is a cutie pie..... Dad is a tri-color & mom is a lemon color. Both on site. Puppies will be dewormed (@2, 4, 6, &8 weeks), have 1st shot & will go to their new home with a blanket that will be put with mom & siblings, so it\\\'ll smell like them when they go. Will be ready approx 5/18.\\r\\n\\r\\nMy Facebook has all my puppy pictures set to public ***

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Price / Fees

$1,000

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Basset Hound Puppies

What is the price for the baby female Basset Hound?

The price for the baby female Basset Hound is $1,000.

What is her current weight and age?

She currently weighs 13 lbs and is 7 weeks old as of today (5/13).

What color is the puppy?

This lovely puppy is a lemon color Basset Hound, and she has a cute dark pink collar.

How playful is she?

This puppy is very playful and loves to play with toys and her siblings. She can also be very affectionate, giving kisses and enjoying snuggles!

When will the puppy be ready to go to her new home?

The puppy will be ready to go to her new home around 5/18.

What health precautions have been taken?

The puppies will be dewormed at 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks old and will receive their first shot. They will come with a blanket that smells like their mom and siblings to help them transition better.