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Comments

Re: Dumb things you're judgy about

[diet_poison]

Ok, so if your point is that any dog with an unpredictable past could have problems, then I agree.

I think part of it is that shelters should be understanding with people who turn out to be incompatible with their pets, AND people should be understanding that it sometimes doesn't work out and be open to finding a better fit if the match doesn't work out for them or the pet.

And yeah I know some shelter dogs are purebred, this isn't about mixed v. pure but rather about buying from a breeder v. adopting.

I also think there are plenty of opportunities to adopt dogs that have documented pasts but still need a home. Examples: people who don't fix their pets and have litters at home, pregnant pets in shelters who have litters, and dogs who are bred for specific purposes and retired. Both of our dogs are from the last category: they are purebred greyhounds who were bred for racing, retired, and needed a home. There are a bunch of them that go through local rescue operations (one of which my mom now volunteers with regularly) and they're wonderful dogs that I'd recommend to many seeking a pet - fully documented pasts, but still in need of a home.