Ireland
too expensive for 5 days of advertising
It seemed like a standard format for listing anything, photo, title, or description. You need to enter the microchip numbers. I didn't know the cost when I began the ad but in the end it came to €50 for 4 pups to go on the site. It's been about 10 years since I advertised a litter so I thought it was a lot but there aren't any other sites for selling pups so there's no other option. I was glad to have them on the site. It's hard to tell when you've got a message so you have to keep checking your emails or the site regularly. You can change to Watts App once you've had the first message which I think is much better. After 4 days, with 3 out of the 4 pups booked, I saw the bump button saying there were 3 more bumps available, so I chose to bump the ad that weekend. I couldn't believe that another payment of €15 was needed for that. I think €65 is far too much for 5 days of advertising compared with other for-sale websites. I was glad it didn't run another weekend and require another €15 bump. I wanted to change the ad but the edit button wouldn't let me update the description for the 1 pup that was left. I could only change the chip number and the status of pups that had sold or were on hold. The site can change the description for you if you pick that option, but I thought the description it gave me sounded really fake and was overly sweet and generic and not how people actually talk even if they love their pups so watch out if you see that over the top description, it comes from pressing a button and the website rewrites your ad. Stepford wives description. (perfect family, perfect life perfect puppy) That's not real life.
