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Sweet you jus paid 1400 bucks to let your dog roamthe streets. Lesson learned, looks like youll be checkin out the humane society if your still up for a dog that might not hop over the fence & escape :] Dogs are dogs. When did we begin to discriminate towards them? Get over yourselves.
People like you are the reason a license should be required to own an animal.
Gee, I wish I was so bloody rich I could spend over a thousand dollars on a dog... /sarcasm
uhm i def have to agree with the many ppl who have commented on it before me, you say you've wanted a dog all your life. in ALL your life you havent ever considered adopting an animal? if you really did your research you'd know that 20% of shelter animals are purebred. I know that from doing a high school research paper... Either way, you obviously didn't know how to care for the puppy as it was, it's probably better off with whoever stole it from you.
I love that everyone is all hung up on it being a pure-breed vs. shelter dog (fyi, you can find a lot of pure-breeds at the shelters). The problem is that you left a new dog alone in a yard and didn't know what to expect. Some dogs can clear 6 foot fences without a problem. And they also chew until their trained not to, that includes leashes. Some freak out when alone. He should have been left in a small room where he could do little destruction while you where out. But you also should have been prepared with puppy-pads so that if he did use the bathroom, it'd be an easy clean up until he was house broken. A few toys to amuse him, and even a cage to keep him in while you are away. Or did you expect he'd also stay outside perfection fine while you were at work 40-hours a week (assuming). You should have done more research before getting the dog and canceled all your plans for the weekend so you'd have those 48 hours to bond with the dog.
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Why didn't you tie it up? If it was a new pet, you don't know how it's going to react. YDI for not making sure it was secure!
dont have kids, please you cant even take care of a dog...