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**DrazAdwamoi** · 01-27-2012, 06:36 AM

I had donea whole lot (THEN U KNOW YOU SHOULD OF ALREADY BEEN HAD HIM IN TRAINING.)of research before bringing the dog in. I had looked at hundreds of pups before choosing this one. So I did do my homework and was prepared(No, No you werent. ). I just didn't think (Go figure)it was going to bother my family this much(cuz why wouldnt that be the FIRST THING YOU DO? CONSULT YOUR FAMILY... WHOM U live WITH). I can afford training classes, but I do not know how much this will change my family's mind about keeping him. The fencing must be done around my backyard. At his age, Janna won't be able to jump the brick wall we have around our yard, but once he's bigger and older, he'll easily jump it. I live in a pretty safe, quiet neighborhood, and stealing and/or shooting is highly unlikely.

Please do the breed, your family and the dog all a favor.. KINDLY return the pup to the place yougot him him from. You wil be giving him a better chance at life. You're not ready for a dog, let alone a PUPPY. I know he's sooooooooo cute and you love him sooooo much... But.. that doesnt cut it. He's still young... Give him a chance to be a house dog to someone who lives on their own and can give him what he needs. You'll be more prepared next time. For the time being... Go offer your time at your local shelter.. they would LOOOVE to have an extra hand around their helping out!! Makes you a better person for doin such too!!!

Good Luck.. Even tho.. again.. You're gna keep the dog, upset your family.. and just reenforce what your family thinks about the breed... cuz, in this type of situation.. something WILL happen..in due time I'd bet my last dollar on it.

Also, Dogs of that color tend to have skin issues (not ALL of them, but a good many) sooo, being outside in the elements all the time.. isnt helping either...
Its time to stop being selfish of what YOU want, think about your family and the dog!!!

01-27-2012, 06:36 AM	#18
DrazAdwamoi Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 490 Senior Member	I had donea whole lot (THEN U KNOW YOU SHOULD OF ALREADY BEEN HAD HIM IN TRAINING.)of research before bringing the dog in. I had looked at hundreds of pups before choosing this one. So I did do my homework and was prepared(No, No you werent. ). I just didn't think (Go figure)it was going to bother my family this much(cuz why wouldnt that be the FIRST THING YOU DO? CONSULT YOUR FAMILY... WHOM U live WITH). I can afford training classes, but I do not know how much this will change my family's mind about keeping him. The fencing must be done around my backyard. At his age, Janna won't be able to jump the brick wall we have around our yard, but once he's bigger and older, he'll easily jump it. I live in a pretty safe, quiet neighborhood, and stealing and/or shooting is highly unlikely. Please do the breed, your family and the dog all a favor.. KINDLY return the pup to the place yougot him him from. You wil be giving him a better chance at life. You're not ready for a dog, let alone a PUPPY. I know he's sooooooooo cute and you love him sooooo much... But.. that doesnt cut it. He's still young... Give him a chance to be a house dog to someone who lives on their own and can give him what he needs. You'll be more prepared next time. For the time being... Go offer your time at your local shelter.. they would LOOOVE to have an extra hand around their helping out!! Makes you a better person for doin such too!!! Good Luck.. Even tho.. again.. You're gna keep the dog, upset your family.. and just reenforce what your family thinks about the breed... cuz, in this type of situation.. something WILL happen..in due time I'd bet my last dollar on it. Also, Dogs of that color tend to have skin issues (not ALL of them, but a good many) sooo, being outside in the elements all the time.. isnt helping either... Its time to stop being selfish of what YOU want, think about your family and the dog!!!
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