[ SECRET POST #2636 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2636 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think I would expect someone to actually put off starting a family because they're trying to train a dog. to give them some credit, it's not like they decided they giving up on the dog as soon as they realized they were pregnant. they are still actively trying to resolve the dog's issues; realistically they've pretty much done everything they could for the dog and I would probably hesitate before trying to get someone to adopt a dog that is known to have aggression issues

[(Anonymous)]

That is true, they do still have the one last thing to try. I just got the update today, though, so it smarts a little to hear that it is the last chance.

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ayrt

Yeah, I can understand that. It's rough situation all around :(

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da

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It's a shitty situation, no doubt, but the odds of someone adopting a dog with these kinds of behavioral issues aren't great. Hell, our overcrowded shelters can attest that it's hard enough getting people to adopt dogs that are well behaved. Maybe there's some kind of organization or something near where OP lives that specializes in rehabilitating dogs with aggressive tendencies.