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**moohassinny** · 08-02-2010, 12:13 AM

You should definitely return the dog to the Rescue. I can't even believe I read that you're thinking about putting the dog to sleep without adhering to the proper steps.

Dogs communicate with their humans with good eye contact. It in noway should be something feared. I'm a believer that Fear is what triggers a lot of incidents with dogs. They sense it then react it on it. Bull Breeds need Strong Leaders and by what I've read I'm sorry, IMO, you don't fit the bill. If you signed a contract I'm sure you are obligated to return the dog to the rescue before you make any decisions especially one involving the dog for being put to sleep.

What's the name of the Rescue you adopted from?

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Also to add, it seems like a lot of people who are adopting whether it's from Shelters or Rescues are wanting a dog that is fully trained, a ready made dog but the simple Fact is... no matter how trained or not trained a dog is when you adopt... It will ALWAYS need consistent and on-going training, period. Adopting a rescued dog isn't an easy out for training or being a Responsible dog owner.

The dog needs to get out of your house. There is too much fear within the walls and that's setting the dog up for failure.

08-02-2010, 12:13 AM	#23
moohassinny Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 554 Senior Member	You should definitely return the dog to the Rescue. I can't even believe I read that you're thinking about putting the dog to sleep without adhering to the proper steps. Dogs communicate with their humans with good eye contact. It in noway should be something feared. I'm a believer that Fear is what triggers a lot of incidents with dogs. They sense it then react it on it. Bull Breeds need Strong Leaders and by what I've read I'm sorry, IMO, you don't fit the bill. If you signed a contract I'm sure you are obligated to return the dog to the rescue before you make any decisions especially one involving the dog for being put to sleep. What's the name of the Rescue you adopted from? ---------- Post added at 05:13 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:09 PM ---------- Also to add, it seems like a lot of people who are adopting whether it's from Shelters or Rescues are wanting a dog that is fully trained, a ready made dog but the simple Fact is... no matter how trained or not trained a dog is when you adopt... It will ALWAYS need consistent and on-going training, period. Adopting a rescued dog isn't an easy out for training or being a Responsible dog owner. The dog needs to get out of your house. There is too much fear within the walls and that's setting the dog up for failure.
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