Puppy for sale or foster. - Page 3

rattygirl · #21 (**permalink**) 07-11-2009, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by gr33neyes

Actually I did offer her advice which was ignored. She was also given advice by other people that was also ignored. I actually feel sorry for her being in that position, but the lack of thought that goes into her decisions on pets has astounded me and a lot of other people and she knows this.

How have I ignored advice? Just because I haven't replied to each person individually doesn;t mean I haven't heeded their advice. Indoors I shall be doing the things that Tyrone suggested (And I do thank him for his advice). I did look for a dog walker, but per month it was simply too expensive on top of his other costs. I am not rolling in money and I cannot afford to pay extra for someone to walk him everyday (As I have already explained). I didn;t really have anything to say in reply to your PM to me Becky, everything you said was already things I have thought about or considered.

I think long and hard about any pet I get. I would not give any of them up unless I absolutely had to and luckily I have only had to give up one in the past but I am now getting him back tomorrow because his new owners canot take care of him and my circumstances have changed enough to permit me to have him, but again that is none of your business. You have never even spoken to me Becky, so if you don;t mind, please keep your nose firmly out.

dopey.rachel · #22 (**permalink**) 07-11-2009, 06:27 PM

So glad that you have found a way to keep him. I can tell you really care about him and only wanted the best for your pet. Its so nice to hear a happy end to a story and that you aren't letting people get you down with their comments.

rattygirl · #23 (**permalink**) 07-11-2009, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by dopey.rachel

So glad that you have found a way to keep him. I can tell you really care about him and only wanted the best for your pet. Its so nice to hear a happy end to a story and that you aren't letting people get you down with their comments.

*shrugs* I have nothing to be ashamed of. I didn't realise that I might have to rehome him when I got him, or I wouldn;t have got him. I'm just so happy that I get to keep him. He's so fantastic with me in the wheelchair. Now I just need to get him a harness when he's bigger

I jut wish people who don;t even know me would keep their noses out of it.

rmb87 · #24 (**permalink**) 07-11-2009, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by rattygirl

I have long term problems, but usually they are controllable with painkillers and subside over a matter of days when i get a flareup. It is not my fault that it has been worse and for longer recently. I would not have gotten him in the first place if I knew it would get as bad as it has done. I'm perfectly aware that it isn't fair on the puppy if I can't walk him. Luckily I can.

I honestly don't see what concern it is to either of you though, I am keeping him and that is all that matters. Please keep your damn noses out unless you are willing to help, which obviously you aren't

There are a select few on this site that seem to like confrontation, and think they know it all. It never used to be so bad.

TIMOTHY AND MATILDA · #25 (**permalink**) 07-11-2009, 09:19 PM

Glad that things are sorted for you and your pup and hope you recover very soon.

Nobody knows what is round the corner,I was a happy healthy 29 year old with two young sons and one day out of the blue it was discovered that I was born with an abnormal blood vessel in the brain,it had to be removed through surgery or I would die,it is easy to judge,thankfully my hubby was there to help with the children and my pets aswell as having a fulltime job,It is very hard to imagine but like this lady,you just never know,support and helpful advice is best rather than negative comments

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