The real downside of puppies is they chew, claw, dig, and are generally destructive.

You need to be able to answer that question for yourself, before the others.The fact that you don't have experience and have limited financial resources suggests to me that you might be biting off more that you can chew, however I may be wrong and don't want to discourage you from trying.Alternatively, you could bring another investor into the opportunity and either make an arrangement whereby you do all the work and the investor puts up the money and expertise.My experience with this, however, is that most investors will not value your involvement too highly and will prefer to pay you a referral fee, which may be a better way for you to monetize this anyway.

They don't always make a mess, but it is a risk-benefit thing and worth thinking it through.Puppies are usually worse than adult dogs because they chew and aren't born potty trained.Accepting a dog that is a dangerous breed is an unnecessary risk.Most insurance companies won't insure with this type of breed or will charge more for it if they do.Enough said.

:-P haha Too much already to chew on. 

Tap with a good force and if its solid no termites,,,if it is infested you will know,,thin wall barrier and inside all chewed up.

Unfortunately we didn't understand the difference between 22 long rifles and 22 shorts and our grandpa chewed us out for shooting holes in the roof!

I just don't want to bite off more than I have time to chew.

I had a deck guy use too much pressure and chew the heck out of a 3yr NICE/$$$ deck.

Assembly does chew up some time however.

I guess they like to chew through the stuff?