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Originally Posted by applecheeks  When I found my little Princess she had been neglected, ignored, locked up much of the time or allowed to roam the streets. She wasn't wanted and she knew it. I begged the woman to let me have her and she agreed. From then on Princess and I bonded as I focused on her as much as I could. She had some issues at first with peeing in the house but that quickly changed the more attention she received. She turned out to be the best friend I've ever had and was loved by so many. All she needed from any of us was love and she gave so much love and more back for years. If you aren't happy with your dogs it really might be best for both you and the dogs to find another home for them as they can sense your disappointment more than you realize. |
What a good post to read! Thank goodness you came along and were persistant in asking for Princess so she can have the loving life she deserves! Kudos to you for the rescue! Wish they could all be rescued and provided with loving homes. Too many don't realize it takes more than food & water! But the investment is returned a hundred-fold. My pups have probably saved my life -- giving much needed comforting, solace, loving, and just "needing me" during some tough emotional times. Looking back on the last couple of years, I realize I owe them quite a lot -- but they don't ask for much -- a kind word, a smile, a tossed toy (over and over again
) and plenty of belly rubs! They do deserve it!