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**Annewsded** · 03-16-2011, 11:43 PM

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My only issue here is if they aren't going to keep the dog the dog needs to go back to the rescue as originally agreed upon in the adoption contract. They don't understand that. All they seem to understand is they paid money for the dog so they bought the dog.

I don't know maybe they will never get it. I do know I need to stop worrying about dogs that arent mine but I feel responsible for this one.

Well then if you feel responsible for this one dog, then that is something you are going to have to act upon, or get over it.

If they dont want to do the right thing (in your eyes, and per the contract) despite your pleas, and you want to preserve the relationship...then there is nothing more you can do but let them figure it out for themselves.

And who knows. Letting them personally re-home the dog may end up a better future for the dog.
Ask them to let you help re-home it, so you may feel more comfortable with the family the dog ends up with.
Other than that, move on with it all. =)

03-16-2011, 11:43 PM	#9
Annewsded Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	[quote=SBTlove;906803] My only issue here is if they aren't going to keep the dog the dog needs to go back to the rescue as originally agreed upon in the adoption contract. They don't understand that. All they seem to understand is they paid money for the dog so they bought the dog. I don't know maybe they will never get it. I do know I need to stop worrying about dogs that arent mine but I feel responsible for this one. Well then if you feel responsible for this one dog, then that is something you are going to have to act upon, or get over it. If they dont want to do the right thing (in your eyes, and per the contract) despite your pleas, and you want to preserve the relationship...then there is nothing more you can do but let them figure it out for themselves. And who knows. Letting them personally re-home the dog may end up a better future for the dog. Ask them to let you help re-home it, so you may feel more comfortable with the family the dog ends up with. Other than that, move on with it all. =)
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