Being able to train dogs in a rescue

Aliemac · October 2011

i dont know i think it would just be easier for rescues to sell if the dogs were already trained.

SC`s Stars II · October 2011

wouldn't that defeat the purpose of having training kennels. There's a reason there are rescue kennels, training kennels, breeding kennels, and prestige kennel. It would mess up the competition that keeps money circulating throughout the game

Aziu · October 2011

I think they meant being able to lease dogs that are housed in a rescue kennel so they could be trained at a training kennel. At least that's how I interpreted it.

SC`s Stars II · October 2011

Aziu wrote:

I think they meant being able to lease dogs that are housed in a rescue kennel so they could be trained at a training kennel. At least that's how I interpreted it.

Oh I see! Then in that case I agree with allowing them to be trained

Mileysmybaby · October 2011

CoasterCannons wrote:

Aziu wrote:

I think they meant being able to lease dogs that are housed in a rescue kennel so they could be trained at a training kennel. At least that's how I interpreted it.

 Oh I see! Then in that case I agree with allowing them to be trained

me too, I don't play the game anymore but when I did that bugged me sooo bad lol.

EmmeZoec · October 2011

Yes, yes, yes,. yes yes! Please! I would get dogs rescued faster and trainers more business.

Aliemac · October 2011

Aziu wrote:

I think they meant being able to lease dogs that are housed in a rescue kennel so they could be trained at a training kennel. At least that's how I interpreted it.

yes thats what i meant thanks

EmmeZoec · October 2011

It should be another trainer perk though, like only dogs leased to a trainer could train them...

DiamondPuppy0809 · October 2011

More perks need to be added to rescue kennels than training kennels, in my opinion. I mean, it does make sense that only sponsor trainers should be able to train the rescues because it'd obviously make them worth more but otherwise, why should trainers get that perk? It doesn't really help them..? I don't feel this is needed as I would not pay 150k+ for a skill/stat max on a rescue and then sell it for $250... no profit whatsoever. I could just as easily move the dog to my main kennel, send it to be trained, and then sell it for 200k and make my 50k profit. I think it's fine the way it is, unless there's a better reason for this to happen that I'm missing?

Aliemac · October 2011

I think if this were to happen trainers may give free or really cheap skill and stat maxxs for rescues

DiamondPuppy0809 · October 2011

They may. That doesn't mean that they will.

Aliemac · October 2011

true thats whythis may happen

Trianna · October 2011

A lot of people who have a rescue own or have access to a training kennel anyway. I know I would have liked to be able to lease dogs out of my rescue to my training when I had both. I think it's a good idea.

Aliemac · October 2011

Thats what i was going for.I just think it would be better to have them be able to get trained.It would help a lot of novices too.Buying trained dogs for 250 would be better then buying untrained dogs for 250 then paying 50k-200k for training

Night Walker · July 2012

I've Wished this so many times.. I think its a wonderful idea.

Meeko1 · July 2012

I like this idea, I have both a rescue and a training kennel and I know that I`d like to be able to lease rescues to my training kennel and train them. I realize that you don`t really make a profit on them but it makes it easier for novices to get a hold of cheap trained dogs while still giving me the extra 2250 that you get for each dog that`s adopted out making the lose less that way. Plus some days you just feel like doing simple trainings which people don`t really want so you could do that on the rescues which sets them up to be shown by whoever purchases them

CypherII · August 2012

Totally agree! It has bugged me a lot lately. >.>

Aziu · August 2012

Watch the dates when posting; this is from Oct. 2011

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Being able to train dogs in a rescue

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