Admin wrote:
And do I just give them the Dog? I don't think so.

CW

Huh? Perhaps you are unaware that breed rescue groups spend untold amounts
of their own time and money on caring for and placing dogs? That they pay
for heartworm treatments, spay/neuter, vaccinations, and all kinds of
veterinary care? That they house and feed and train the dogs, often for
months? That they carefully screen prospective owners and take the dog back
if it doesn't work out? Will you be able to do that, after you've moved? Of
course not. So if it doesn't work out, your dog will end up in a shelter,
possibly a kill shelter.

Believe me, if you are determined not to find a place where your dog can
live with you, breed rescue is by far the best alternative.

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Janet

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ca/ Your Muse diverts you, makes the Reader sad:/ You think your
self inspir'd; He thinks you mad.