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**JonDopl** · 08-02-2010, 12:40 AM

as everyone has stated, euthanasia is not the answer if the story is as stated. Bring the dog to a vet to be checked out for any health issues that might be making her uncomfortable. It takes times for rescue and shelter dogs to slide into place in new homes. Of course dogs will test the waters on what they can and can't do because it's all new to them. You just have to be the leader and the dog will learn it's place. You should read up on the NILIF training in the meantime for reference and try to return the dog to the rescue. The dog didn't ask for this situation so it shouldn't be punished for being fearful or not having manners yet. These things have to be worked though.

08-02-2010, 12:40 AM	#30
JonDopl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	as everyone has stated, euthanasia is not the answer if the story is as stated. Bring the dog to a vet to be checked out for any health issues that might be making her uncomfortable. It takes times for rescue and shelter dogs to slide into place in new homes. Of course dogs will test the waters on what they can and can't do because it's all new to them. You just have to be the leader and the dog will learn it's place. You should read up on the NILIF training in the meantime for reference and try to return the dog to the rescue. The dog didn't ask for this situation so it shouldn't be punished for being fearful or not having manners yet. These things have to be worked though.
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