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**Nashhlkq** · 09-09-2010, 01:27 AM

Do you know any retired folks that could take her and would be able to be around for her?

If you re-home her, you can screen the prospects and make sure they are fully aware of what she needs and how she is. Can't count on rescues to do that, some will some won't.

She scraps with other dogs, that sucks but that's what they do. I haven't seen anything in any of your prior posts that indicate she needs to be put down. But if you can't find her a safe home you may have no choice.

What does your gut tell you? Can this dog be a good companion in the right home or is she just to much trouble? Can you find her a new home? Check with the mods here, maybe some networking can be done to help find her a new place.

Let us know how the two at the vets are. It's never fun to be where you are with this but when it happens think it through and do what will work. It may not be what is "best" but it does need to work.

Sasha. I know thats what Bulldogs do.I KNOW that they can get into a fight and that DA is normal.We seporated them for that reason. Right now, it is a containment issue,more than a bulldog issue.The ''bulldog'' part of the fight was not why I am considering a rehome.I know that is a possibility due to her breed.The lack of a good containment system is.She still cannot be able to keep going after other dogs,even if that is normal for the breed.I cannot crate and rotate to keep her in this home as she has eaten through a metal crate and broken out of a room. (She shows no issues with the crate/room when we are home with her).Or I would have NO issue doing so.I do not have a way to set up a secure chain spot or I would.I simply do not have a large enough yard and the locals are assholes. I love her very much and I want what is best for her.I am not sure a home with so many dogs is the best situation for her,since containment is an issue.I just do not have a way to effectively keep her contained when she is unsupervised,so she stops doing damage to herself or others.

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Nashhlkq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 502 Senior Member	Do you know any retired folks that could take her and would be able to be around for her? If you re-home her, you can screen the prospects and make sure they are fully aware of what she needs and how she is. Can't count on rescues to do that, some will some won't. She scraps with other dogs, that sucks but that's what they do. I haven't seen anything in any of your prior posts that indicate she needs to be put down. But if you can't find her a safe home you may have no choice. What does your gut tell you? Can this dog be a good companion in the right home or is she just to much trouble? Can you find her a new home? Check with the mods here, maybe some networking can be done to help find her a new place. Let us know how the two at the vets are. It's never fun to be where you are with this but when it happens think it through and do what will work. It may not be what is "best" but it does need to work. Sasha. I know thats what Bulldogs do.I KNOW that they can get into a fight and that DA is normal.We seporated them for that reason. Right now, it is a containment issue,more than a bulldog issue.The ''bulldog'' part of the fight was not why I am considering a rehome.I know that is a possibility due to her breed.The lack of a good containment system is.She still cannot be able to keep going after other dogs,even if that is normal for the breed.I cannot crate and rotate to keep her in this home as she has eaten through a metal crate and broken out of a room. (She shows no issues with the crate/room when we are home with her).Or I would have NO issue doing so.I do not have a way to set up a secure chain spot or I would.I simply do not have a large enough yard and the locals are assholes. I love her very much and I want what is best for her.I am not sure a home with so many dogs is the best situation for her,since containment is an issue.I just do not have a way to effectively keep her contained when she is unsupervised,so she stops doing damage to herself or others.
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