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No, not right at all. It's so weird to me that they would be so casual and laughing about their child being bit like it's nothing and yet still returning the dog. If it was nothing, then why return the dog? If was serious then why laugh about it? Doesn't seem to me it's right for the dog or the child. I didn't meet the two dogs when they were in the shelter before, but from what I've heard they were very codependent and both very shy/nervous. Maybe after a year they've both become independent enough to be okay, but if they're that attached to each other then I'd imagine it could be hard for them to form a relationship with a person and if they don't have that relationship with a person then how can anyone help them build confidence?
Talent is a great boost, but, in my opinion, not necessary. I do think there is a link between talent and motivation and desire to do something.
I hope so. Or maybe the lady will just keep him. Sounds like she has enough cats. What's one more? You barely know he's there. The foster does a lot with bottle babies and feral kittens, so she's probably the right person to take him. I kinda miss the angry little boy though. Who else will meow at me, hiss at me, and then reach out and touch my finger?
Apparently, Moose was adopted again. Seems kinda quick to me. I'm happy for him, but it just seems odd that it took so long to find the first home and now he's gone again in less than a week. I hope this dog doesn't keep getting passed around.
Roscoe needs a lot of training. He needs it seven months ago.
I don't get a ton of ads on this site. Might be worth trying a different antivirus? I know I saw a difference between Avast and Eset with preventing pop-up ads and the like.
I always miss the animals. Three of my favorites got adopted this week without me being there to say goodbye.
Talent is a great boost, but, in my opinion, not necessary. I do think there is a link between talent and motivation and desire to do something.
I hope so. Or maybe the lady will just keep him. Sounds like she has enough cats. What's one more? You barely know he's there. The foster does a lot with bottle babies and feral kittens, so she's probably the right person to take him. I kinda miss the angry little boy though. Who else will meow at me, hiss at me, and then reach out and touch my finger?
Apparently, Moose was adopted again. Seems kinda quick to me. I'm happy for him, but it just seems odd that it took so long to find the first home and now he's gone again in less than a week. I hope this dog doesn't keep getting passed around.
Roscoe needs a lot of training. He needs it seven months ago.
I don't get a ton of ads on this site. Might be worth trying a different antivirus? I know I saw a difference between Avast and Eset with preventing pop-up ads and the like.
I always miss the animals. Three of my favorites got adopted this week without me being there to say goodbye.