Re: When Reality Hits Home....
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It’s true some rescues are condescending prat’s and gatekeepers manned by neurotic people who would rather see a dog spend its time in a cage than in a home .Re: When Reality Hits Home....
Art, I have no idea how you live or how fit you are, but I think maybe you did the sensible thing in not going to see the puppies. It is easier to turn down a pup if you haven't seen him and held him!Re: When Reality Hits Home....
I’m with the others here in saying you were wise with your decision making.Re: When Reality Hits Home....
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Art, I know you were heartbroken when your poodle died, but you were also relieved that you could go to places that your lovely pet had prevented you attending. Another dog would mean that there would still be restrictions on when & where you could go!Re: When Reality Hits Home....
Ive been through the same thoughts Art . I had cavalier king charles a mum and daughter . They both died 15 years ago . Ive often wanted another but know i cant afford the insurances and bills . Also i would be more tied as i visit friends who would not want a dog .Re: When Reality Hits Home....
It's been 3weeks since I said goodbye to my Zak.The house is so empty.I have decided to get another dog.All the dogs I've had I've had since they were pups.I am thinking of giving a rescue dog a home.Will pluck up the courage next week to visit a dog's home.I do hope age will not be negative as I am still active and love going for walks.Re: When Reality Hits Home....
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