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Originally Posted by MyFairLacy  It makes me sad and angry to see someone rehoming a dog. I just wish more people would put more thought into getting a dog before they get it and think about the long-term consequences of having the dog. It's so hard on a dog to be rehomed and sad to have to put a dog through that. I just can't imagine rehoming mine EVER for any reason - I'm her whole world and I love her so much that there is no way I'd part with her. She's not just a dog to me - she's my child and a big responsiblity and pretty much #1 priority. I believe that when you get a pet, it should be for life. I guess if you just really couldn't handle it, I'm glad you are rehoming her...I just hope her next home is with someone who keeps her for life. I'm honestly not writing this to make you feel bad - I just hear of way too many people rehoming their dogs and it's gotten to a point to where I just can't stand to hear of someone rehoming their dog anymore |
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Originally Posted by Sugar's Mom i remember when this person was looking for a baby. I'm just so glad it isn't one of my babies. i wonder if the breeder that sold this puppy has it in her contract that the baby be returned to her before it is sold or re-homed? if so, she has legal grounds to take this baby out of rescue where in my opinion it should have never been placed to start with. |
With all due respect ma'am I was never on here looking for a puppy. I had gotten Teddy and Theresa way before I joined here. Please, I'm hurt right now. and I'm truly truly upset.. if you could kindly refrain from saying negative things I'd appreciate it.
I made this thread looking for support and comfort, I certainly did not want this to be a negative experience. It hurts with my heart to know I had to give my baby up. It truly does. I have never given up on anything in my entire life. Not my family, my school, nothing. It hurts to know you have failed at something. And while life may be perfection for you.. knowing I failed Reese is something I'm going to have to live with for the rest of my life. She was spoiled rotten with me, I loved that dog with all my heart. She was everything. My dogs are my life. Anybody who knew me can say that. It hurts to make that kind of decision. More and more yorkietalk is becoming less than a place of refuge and more of a place of criticism. A simple, I'm sorry for your loss wil do. If you truly feel in your heart that you can't do that, then please just don't reply.
I don't come on here and post threads often, and so to get comments like this makes me shy away from ever posting again. To everyone with their nice words, thank you so much.
To the other two ladies, I'm so sorry you feel you have to say those things to someone who is obviously hurting. I'm crying right now. If you want my number to hear me sob on the phone I will give it to you. I'd like to see you then say something like that to me. I love my dogs. I would have died for my dogs. But I know I wasn't being fair to Theresa. I look out for the best interest of my babies, and Reese will always be my heart. It hurts me, kills, me, and pains me for you to ever think that she wouldn't be. I love that dog. And I cannot believe you would take the time to write that. If I had more time I would love to train her the right way. I didn't plan on my grandparents to get sick, I didn't ask for my mom to have MS. If either of those things didn't happen, I would have the time to take care of Reese. I feel as though you are making me out to be a bad person, when all I have is love for her. I would give my life to make sure that dog received the best care. I am going to make sure to find out who the owner is and ask if I can send them gifts and money for Theresa in case she ever needed anything. I put those dogs before myself, and it pains me to think you have the audacity to think I don't. Shame on you.