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Location: UK
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03-02-2010, 10:42 AM
Originally Posted by ClaireandDaisy 
Is this because he doesn`t like dogs? My mum told me never to trust a man who doesn`t like dogs or children. She was a very wise woman.
If it is, and you choose the boyfriend you will regret it. All your life.
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Location: Cheshire, UK
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03-02-2010, 10:51 AM
For all we know, he could have just been made redundant, they could have discovered he has an illness, he could have been in a car accident, he might have just moved in with the OP and found he was terribly allergic to the dog....or he could have just said, its me or the dog? We dont know.
It may be the most devastating thing the OP has had to ask to do, is find some help to rehome her dog and there is no reason to think she doesnt adore the socks off Bailey. I would also not want to perhaps put really personal details of my private life on my first post either and now she may be too worried to
If you are still out there OP, please come back, we all love dogs on here, whatever your reasons, there are people on here that can help Bailey go to the best home and its much better asking on here, than resorting to the free-adds or such.
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03-02-2010, 10:53 AM
Originally Posted by JaniceH
I think 'problems with my boyfriend' could mean a multitude of things and the OP's dog sounds lovely so its not really fair to just jump in and ask her to get rid of the OH.
For all we know, he could have just been made redundant, they could have discovered he has an illness, he could have been in a car accident, he might have just moved in with the OP and found he was terribly allergic to the dog....or he could have just said, its me or the dog? We dont know.
It may be the most devastating thing the OP has had to ask to do, is find some help to rehome her dog and there is no reason to think she doesnt adore the socks off Bailey. I would also not want to perhaps put really personal details of my private life on my first post either and now she may be too worried to
If you are still out there OP, please come back, we all love dogs on here, whatever your reasons, there are people on here that can help Bailey go to the best home and its much better asking on here, than resorting to the free-adds or such.
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03-02-2010, 11:33 AM
Originally Posted by Ramble
I have to agree with Janice on this one...the OP hasn't said much and there could be really good reasons for the rehoming.
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Location: Essex, UK
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03-02-2010, 01:39 PM
Originally Posted by rune
The OP has a new pup.
rune
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Location: Scottish Borders
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03-02-2010, 01:40 PM
Originally Posted by Tassle
There are more forums in the world than Dogsey
Things like this make me so angry.
and she has the cheek to use words like 'wonderful' and 'perfect' to describe her dog...not that I don't think the dog isn't these things, just how can she think so and still give her up for a pup
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