[ SECRET POST #2636 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2636 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly if they can't handle the dog now, they might as well give it away so they can focus on their child. My aunt and uncle had a dog that became basically ignored when they had two kids, where the dog was kept outside for the majority of the time.
What I don't see is why their option is get the dog trained or put it down, when couldn't they give it to a shelter?

[(Anonymous)]

shelters are so overburdened that it's likely they would either not accept a dog known to be aggressive, or they would put it to sleep due to aforementioned aggressiveness (or they would try to get it adopted and then put it to sleep because most people don't want a dog that's known to bite its owners)