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Old 05-26-2006, 05:18 PM   #15
SnowWa
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Jeanie (2nd post)... I really like your answer.

If a puppy causes a lot of stress for a person or family -- I see nothing wrong with finding it a new loving home. Dogs (especially young dogs) adapt very quickly to a new and loving environment.

But - you also mentioned that there may be improvement in time and wouldn't want anyone regreting later that they rehomed a little puppy.

Every situation is so different -- some of us have better environments to accomodate puppies - making it easier for them to go outside more often, etc. So, I think with "no guilt" we should do what is best for us, our family, and our pup.

AND - I certainly do agree that "two dogs" are three times the work - at least for a while. I'm about ready to replace some area rugs for the same reason.

Good luck! Carol Jean
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