Originally Posted by renee6645 (Post 3728621)

Now guys, I say this with love...this may be getting a little out of hand. She came to weigh her options and seek advice. She is getting attached to her baby as we all do. She's keeping the thread updated (as late as today). If she isn't responding to a PARTICULAR inquiry, she may be feeling a somewhat "pressured". I get a little bit of, "You don't know what you're doing with that dog and I could be so much more of a better mama than you, your neighbor, and anyone else in the world you can think of." I'm sure you don't really mean that and you seem like the sweetest person but it does come across that way somewhat in the postings. If she gave the pup to her neighbor, who is only in her 60's btw and could easily outlive me, you, AND a pup, she could still see him and I'm sure that is a plus! PM's aren't too confusing. Anyone who can navigate here and set up an account can most likely get to those easily. I wouldn't take kindly to being chased down on Google. I'm just saying...I know it's all about love but I think you might scare the lady. No criticism, it's all for the furballs. Just giving you another perspective. Wishing the best for both of you and all your babies!

Originally Posted by chachi (Post 3729212)

I didnt get from your posts that you were pressuring her into giving you the pup. I just saw where you said you had experience with blue borns and would be willing to take the pup. The truth is it is the best scenerio that these type of pups that have an uncertain type of future go to someone or a rescue with experience dealing with a dog with disabilities.

Originally Posted by concretegurl (Post 3729353)

Pressured but then feels the right idea would be to rehome a special needs puppy with a 70 year old looking for a mellow companion? I hope the neighbor has experience with special needs dogs and has the resources to accommodate otherwise that could be a difficult situation...I think the OP is unsure.

Kendra did no pressuring at all she offered. Getting too excitable for sure.

I actually did more pressuring than anyone else with my single comment.

I fully agree with Chachi's comments 100%

However I also see how maybe the OP may be feeling pressured, weirded out a bit for sure too, especially if they read this thread.

It was never intended that way the OP was originally stating they did not know what to do with the pup...hence the situation.

Kendra imagine yourself in the OP's shoes when you started posting about Mack...now rest at ease whatever happens will happen.

I feel you should pass on the pup from your original breeder for all the reasons listed on that thread-it's my opinion you will make your own decision.

Either or I hope it all works out for everyone, mostly the blue borns.