Would you sell your pet?

I have just a read this, see what you think:

"Whent he Perceval family were trying to seel their Melbourne mansion, the interested buyers offered them an extra £76,000 to throw in their adopted cat, Tiffany.
A child of one of the bidders had fallen in love with the cat when they were viewing the house.

Owner, Fran Perceval said:
"People would come through, and she'd observe them and be patted."
The family agreed, and parted with the £1.1 million house - and the cat."

So what do you think? Money . . or your pet?
Which would you rather have?

Re: Would you sell your pet?

I wouldn't even think about it for one second . There is no chance I would sell any of my pets . And certainly not to the spoilt child of some rich folk .

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Glad you said that Abbey, I feel the same as you.

No doubt that spoilt child will grow up demanding the same sort of pampering from an unfortunate husband one day too.

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I tried......but no one wanted a deaf and blind Staffie.

Now I have him advertised on Gumtree for £2.10

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I would rather die! Silly, l know but my dog is like one of my children!

I have to say, my Toy Poodle was 14 months old when l bought him from a breeder at a dog show. How she handed him over for £350 without a second thought is beyond me.
Anyway, it was her loss and my gain!

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I don't have any pets. But I have in the past and no I would not do that!

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We sold a dog for a lot more than we paid for it, RESULT!

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So money is King in your house, then?

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I would never sell one of my cats. I might agree to it, buy another, then sell it for £67,000. The little brat probably wouldn't notice anyway.

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No not at all, but we didn't like the dog, it was a mistake to buy it, so it seemed better to find someone who did want it, and would give it a good home, which they did.