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Originally Posted by kionini  Oh, thank you! So kind of you.
There's more to my story and it's a sad one. Not only am I embarrassed to share the entire thing, but it's still very painful for me. I tried to re-home Nini because of my 'issues' soon after I adopted her  I thought I wouldn't be able to handle it and I didn't want her to fear me or suffer in any way because of my shortcomings.
I'm glad the person you mentioned re-homed the baby, it was better that way. I was able to see the light, thank God, unfortunately, not many people do and the innocent babies are "just dogs" for them.
Now my house is a mess and I don't care, it's my babies's home and they're happy here---that's what matters. The carpet I can replace, Nini and Nicky, I can't replace them  |
I agree, I use to be angry when someone wanted to rehome a dog, but now I realize that's the best decision in many cases. We just can't expect the dogs to change that much, we have to meet them half way, at least. I’m glad you were able to learn the true treasures in life, before it’s too late.