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Old November 1st 05, 04:16 PM
allygat0r07 allygat0r07 is offline
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Originally Posted by Rocky

I think that it's pretty cool that you've considered many of the
downsides of owning a dog in your situation. But what's going
to happen when you finish college?

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--Matt. Rocky's a Dog.
That was one of the reasons I was thinking a smaller dog might be easier to travel with (and finding housing is easier) and why I wanted to get a dog in college. I have tons of free time to train the dog, so by the time I graduate, I won't have to worry about coming home to a destroyed house or struggling for enough time to go to obedience lessons. Even after college when I have a job, I still plan on spending ample time with the dog. Ideally, I'll live with roommates for a few years afterward, not alone, so the dog won't be left by itself for more than a few hours. Even farther down the line, I hope to get a second dog.

Thanks for your response!

Ally
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