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Location: UK
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13-08-2007, 11:09 AM
You have been extremely lucky to find someone willing to take him on, and it sounds like she knows what she is doing , as she already owns a blind/deaf dog.
I think if it was me, I would be asking her to sign a contract, safegauding the puppy, if for any reason she can not cope with him he must be returned to you... giving you the final say in his future, as some already said, keep him yourself , or if the decision to have him PTS, must be yours,
As these decisions sometimes come with the responsibilty of breeding.
I hope life is kind to this little chap, and he and his new owner, can deal with his disability.
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Location: Herts.
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13-08-2007, 02:18 PM
Regarding the crying, as he cannot hear himself doing it, it may just be a habit from when he was tiny, you know how little pups make noises when they move about to find mums tits etc..
Good luck to him :smt001
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13-08-2007, 06:00 PM
however the calls have been flooding in from the vets today,iv 2 waitng to see if im ready to let him go to them,im extremly protective of him,hes so cute,and loveing,i have a contact stating that if for some chance they cant keep him for what ever reason he comes here,but then i have that with all my puppies,,but i also want to put in,he is being loaded for 6 mths to see if the can care for him properly and if in 6 mths he is ok they take sole responsibility for him if not he comes home,is that unfair?im just affraid to let him go,im to call these ppl back tommorrow and let them know and 1 in a few hours help is the contract to binding,and to shall i let him go?
