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Ronnie Mund said:

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I know the OP. They've had to sell their home to pay for some unforeseen circumstances medical emergencies and are currently living out of their car/hospital room. If anybody knows somebody that is willing to adopt a great dog, that would be awesome. They are trying to avoid taking it to the shelter.

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i wish the OP had been much clearer in his post. as the post stands, it sounded more like the dog had become an inconvenience.

Best of luck to the OP in finding the dog a good home. I adopted one that a buddy of mine found roaming around outside of his office a few months ago and he's awesome!

The sad thing is that after 8 years with the OP, the dog would be happier with them regardless of the situation than in a new home with strangers.

And threats of taking him to the pound or dumping him on a back road are even worse. People not taking the dog doesn't excuse your being a terrible person.

I was hoping Ronnie made that story up just to make other posters feel stupid, but I realize some people are simply incapable of that feeling.

ChiliBeans said:

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Ronnie made that story up

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TxElsie said:

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The sad thing is that after 8 years with the OP, the dog would be happier with them regardless of the situation than in a new home with strangers.

And threats of taking him to the pound or dumping him on a back road are even worse. People not taking the dog doesn't excuse your being a terrible person.

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A dog would be perfectly happy if it got food, a warm dry place to sleep, a human to hang out with, and a safe place to piss & sht.

Y'all act like this dog would get suicidal after being overcome with sadness from being sent to live with a stranger.