Breeders in ireland
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Breeders in ireland
hi there
myself and my partner are looking to adopt rats in Ireland but we are looking for breeders in Ireland every time i search google i get UK rat breeders which is nice if you live in the UK. i would like to buy locally in the Dublin Area. if you could get back to me that would be great
many thanks
sabrina
myself and my partner are looking to adopt rats in Ireland but we are looking for breeders in Ireland every time i search google i get UK rat breeders which is nice if you live in the UK. i would like to buy locally in the Dublin Area. if you could get back to me that would be great
many thanks
sabrina
bikerwitch- Member
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Re: Breeders in ireland
Hi there
Zounds is the only reputable breeder here in Ireland. Her rattery is based in Cork and if you type Bongo Fury Rats into google you will find their site. Some of the members have babies from her litters and are all happy with their beautiful, confident rats. There is a waiting list for her kits so you should probably get in touch with her.
Hope this helps
Zounds is the only reputable breeder here in Ireland. Her rattery is based in Cork and if you type Bongo Fury Rats into google you will find their site. Some of the members have babies from her litters and are all happy with their beautiful, confident rats. There is a waiting list for her kits so you should probably get in touch with her.
Hope this helps
Catz- Mentor
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Re: Breeders in ireland
Can honestly say that BongoFury babies would be worth having to wait a little bit or travel if you want healthy,happy ratties like my gorgeous girls Pixie and Willow
smokierat- Moderator
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Re: Breeders in ireland
I drove from southern England to Swansea to get some Bongo Fury rats and they were well with the journey.
Lew- Technical Administrator
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Re: Breeders in ireland
Seconding (thirding?) the above. I've only had Bongo Fury boys and rescues and the rescues have (all but one) made me swear by Bongo Fury boys. They're like a different species in comparison to my petshop bred rescue boys - so rat and human friendly, I wouldn't want to be without a couple
katherine- Moderator
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Re: Breeders in ireland
Awesome thanks very much for all thin info:)
bikerwitch- Member
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Re: Breeders in ireland
Hi im looking for rat breeders in Dublin have anyone know if there are any?
dziola- Newbie
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Re: Breeders in ireland
Hi there
There are currently no registered breeders in Dublin, but it depends what you're looking for. There will doubtless be breeders in Dublin, but they will be for petshops, snake food etc. We'd be the most local breeders breeding to improve health and temperament and working with established lines.
xx
There are currently no registered breeders in Dublin, but it depends what you're looking for. There will doubtless be breeders in Dublin, but they will be for petshops, snake food etc. We'd be the most local breeders breeding to improve health and temperament and working with established lines.
xx
Re: Breeders in ireland
Hi thanks for answering my question:-)
I already ordered in a pet shop but their not ready yet.
I already ordered in a pet shop but their not ready yet.
dziola- Newbie
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Re: Breeders in ireland
We would never recommend buying from petshops they purchase their rats from horrible rodent farms where they are just churned out in their hundreds in awful conditions, with no care at all towards health, temperament, structure etc. Also, it's not at all unusual for petshops to sex them wrongly, so that they are pregnant when they leave the shop (with females obv.)
I do urge you to look for breeder or rescue, it's honestly well worth the wait
xx
I do urge you to look for breeder or rescue, it's honestly well worth the wait
xx
Re: Breeders in ireland
i agree with zoundz!
I've seen a petshop in dublin and NO WAY i ever would buy a rat there. In the Netherlands its bad but in ireland it seems even worse, so please don't support them and find a shelter or a breeder. Patience is the key! And definately worth the wait!
I've seen a petshop in dublin and NO WAY i ever would buy a rat there. In the Netherlands its bad but in ireland it seems even worse, so please don't support them and find a shelter or a breeder. Patience is the key! And definately worth the wait!
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