Adopting a Dog? WATCH THIS FIRST🐶Common Reasons People Surrender a Dog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2024
- It is so easy to lock eyes with a cute pup at the shelter and bring it home on the same day, but that is THE WORST way to go about adopting a dog! Working at an animal shelter, I see stories like this EVERY DAY, and the dogs often end up returning to the shelter.
This is why, in this video, I want to fill you in on the 5 most common reasons I see people surrendering, or returning rescue dogs so that you can know what you're getting into before adopting a dog. I also go over the pros and cons of adopting a dog, and then I give you some AMAZING rescue success stories from the community here at In Ruff Company.
Oh, also, mid-filming I got a text from the shelter that my favorite dog got adopted because of the video I made about her, so there's a second in this video where I fall apart from happiness :)
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My dog literally took over a year to fully come out of his shell, I waited. I can't imagine getting a dog just to give up on it after a week.
I would feel so bad to let a dog down like that I would wait for like 2 years
My dog came out of her shell immediately lol has been much the same since the day we took her home
@@arthurias7693 unfortunately my dog was in a bad situation before I got him and it just took him that while longer to figure out that all humans aren't out to hurt him
No kidding. My first dog took 3 years to wag her tail. All my dogs have been rescues and for me, there’s no other way.
@@heatherwhite2788what do you mean by NO OTHER WAY?
Your tears of joy made me shed a tear too 😭 I felt all those emotions.. new subbie!
419shorty awww ❤️😍 thanks! I almost cut that part out because I was NOT expecting to get that text mid-filming! It shows the realities of rescue work though, so happy to spread the feels ❤️
I had a foster pup I named Mochi -- a 3 month old German Shepherd with a messed up eye which everyone assumed was from an injury but turned out to be a rare form of cancer. The breeder dumped her on me in the shelter parking lot as the shelter was closing for the day. I turned her in because she needed to be seen immediately. I was able to get rescue backing and long story short, after several procedures she was diagnosed with a super rare aggressive cancer. The rescue was able to raise the funds for treatment and she was adopted by her oncologist/surgeon's BFF. Best outcome one could have hoped for.
Thank you for all you do and for featuring Squirrel. We have always rescued our dogs because why wouldn’t we! Rescue dogs are the best! Adult dogs that come from shelters are so grateful, they know when they’ve been given another chance. I hope one day there will be no need for shelters ❤️
jen leighton same here! All I want is for all of the dogs to find homes!
I’ve waited 26 years to get a dog (since I was born) and I may finally be able to get a dog from the humane society! I can’t wait. I love dogs so much.
What kind will you get?
I can’t understand people who abandon their dogs. I’m 33. I’ve wanted a Doberman since I was 13, and promised myself when I bought my first place, I’d adopt one. Well, two decades in the making, but my first house is nearly completed and even though they don’t know it yet, somewhere out there is the dog I’ve been waiting for my whole life. I can’t wait to meet them!
My family has been trying to adopt a dog from a shelter, but every time we get close, we’re told that the dog is no longer available. I’m starting to get a feeling that it will be a long time until we find our new family member, but I know it will all be worth it. I hope we find him or her soon ❤️
Bianca Grava We had the same problem and a lot of the dogs had behaviour problems that we didn’t feel we were qualified to fix. 3 weeks ago my daughter who works at RSPCA sent me a video and photo’s of a lovely pointer cross that was being fostered by her friend in Cyprus. He would have to go back to the pound if he didn’t find his forever home as they were moving back to England. He’s 2 years old, house trained and knows basic sit, stay, fetch, lied down and paw. He’s great with kids, cats and other dogs but has a condition called Leishmeniasis which is a lifelong parasitic disease caused by bite of sandflies. We fell in love with him! We’ve done our research and thing the pro’s out weigh the cons and for £350 he’s being flown to us in 2 weeks! So anyway the moral is, there are lots of dog’s looking for homes abroad, so you could maybe consider that?
I guess I'm lucky. My shelter dog fit in immediately. It was fostered and I met him once for 10 minutes. He was the first dog I considered. There was no adjustment period. It was like he has lived here for years. I am so happy!
Before the whole virus situation i fell in love with a dog that is still abroad (Serbia to be exact). When the borders open again at the end of the year I will really have something to look forward to. She‘s 2 years old and a quite small mixed breed pupper - I‘m so excited!
Heyy Hi from Serbia! Did you adopt her?😊😊
I actually ended up having to pick another dog last minute because they messed something up with the rabies test, but I might still get her as a second dog soon? The one we picked up is super friendly and we already love her after 3 days at home! 🐕🌸
Good luck!
Where did you find this Serbian shelter/breeder?
The organization is called Animal Care Austria (I’m from Austria) and they have tons of adorable dogs still in Serbian and Hungarian partner shelters. You should check them out! Or adopt a dog from any other shelter😊 My girl is so happy to have a home now and I love her so much!
My mother adopted Francis
A terrier who was scared & shy in kennel
Now he’s happy and living his life & he’s healthy
I just adopted a 3 year old min pin about 8 days ago. He came from an abusive, neglectful background. The first 3 days he was “aggressive” towards our other dog and cat. Now on day 8, he has started to calm down and he really is so sweet and attached to me already. He is a lot better with the other dog (still working on the cat!, but improving) I remember thinking because of his aggression in the beginning, I began to second guess myself. But after seeing your videos, I will continue to work with him everyday and I am sure we will be the best of friends 💕
Here's the thing: I am underage (almost 16) and still live with my parents( they are separated, so two homes for me) and I wanted a dog since I was 12 I guess. But I really started investing my time and energy in it a year ago I would say. I talked to my father, who said, that he would support me and the dog in any way and would be really happy about a dog. My therapist said, that a dog would be really good for me, for multiple reasons. So I told my mother and asked her, if she would be okay with a dog and if she would support me and the dog. She said no without even considering it, I wasn't really surprised, cause she is rather toxic, but I was still disappointed. I wanted to live with my father completely a while now, but I never had the guts to tell my mother. But even if I lived with my father all the time, having a dog would be rather complicated, because my father works in another city and isn't home for three days a week. Do you think I could make it and would be a good parent to my dog, or do you think the dog wouldn't be happy with me? I have the resources to have a dog sitter if no one's home for too long, or if we have to travel (business) and we can't take the dog with us
Quinn Kohlhoff I think it would be possible 🤷🏽♀️ lots of people with busy lifestyles have dogs! As long as it knows it loved and gets its daily requirements! ❤️🤘 I’m rooting for u!
It could work since you have resources. Just make sure you are willing and able to commit when you reach adulthood (May have to go to college locally, for example).
I was thinking of buying a dog (don't judge me haha I didn't know I had shelters near me) but ever since finding your videos I was inspired to adopt and next week and I get to view Romi a lovely 1 year old lab and I couldn't be happier. Thank you so much 😄😁
Thank you for a great informative vid.... I hope a ton of people watch this BEFORE impulse adopting....There is nothing better than rescuing a dogo in need and giving them a LIFTIME of love...There is nothing WORSE than impulse adopting, then bouncing the dog back to shelters. and fosters like a ping pong ball...
You're exactly right, and sadly it's something that happens often. BUT, there are also great people out there who do their research and watch videos like this, and they really make a difference in the lives of their dogs! If this video can help even one person to open their eyes then it's worth it!
Your channel is so wonderful! I’ve wanted a dog for years and my fiancé & I are finally moving into a pet-friendly complex in September. Right now I am doing research on adoption and your content is incredibly valuable in helping me prepare for this commitment! Thank you for all of your love and care for dogs! :)
Happy to hear that!!☺️
Absolutely love this! So happy that Mochi found his home too! What a loveable dog ❤️
Danny Quin Mochi deserves it for sure!!
I absolutely love u and your page is super helpful... your spirit of Love shines so brightly. My kids and I just adopted and we go pick up today. I have binge watched your page to prepare and be really good for our new family member. Much gratitude 2 u!
I love your videos! I lost my rescued boxer buddy Nate to cancer two months ago. I miss him so much. He was the BEST DOG I ever had! I'm ready now to give a home to another rescue dog. Rescue organizations are also a good source for those who want to rescue dogs that have had some vetting in advance.
It is so lovely to see how much you care.
I hope your hand heals quickly. Thank you for putting my wee Rosco in the video 🐾❤️💙
Kirstie Hood thank YOU for sending in the photo! Rosco looks like such a happy dude! ☺️
Watching your videos as we are about to resuce a dog from Bosnia to UK. This video made me smile so much!
Thanks for your great videos, you are a beautiful person inside and out
Wish you mentioned if a person first had other pets .i,e, (cats). Is it worth putting a rescue into a home with more than one other rescue...especially if different species! I have successfully had both together but once with a labrador (so easy going) & had other felines to offer playtime with The other time was when my feline seniors so the puppy I brought in, they left alone. The lab would allow the felines to sit on her! But "that" is the beautiful nature of a lab😊. Congrats on the adoption of Mochi !!! This was my first time viewing this channel. Love your passion.🐕
I’m adopting a dog tomorrow 😄 I can’t wait to be with my forever buddy 💜
Love all the pictures of the rescue pups... also... JIM!!
Mandy Micallef i know, right?? So cute
Wow....I wish I’d seen this 2 weeks ago. We adopted a 3 year old dog today. Had visited with both my kids, but only once each I think. Brought him home today and he became aggressive with them. Not vicious, but played with them like he probably played with the other dogs at the shelter. I wasn’t there once and my kids were overwhelmed and terrified. 65 pound pit bull. Wasn’t his fault, but I misjudged the situation. They weren’t ready for a dog like this.
My wife demanded i take the dog back. That was the other mistake I made, she wasn’t fully on board. Poor dog never had a chance in our home .
3 years old. 65 pounds. You have a medium energy dog that is very powerful. Some dogs play rough like tackle football. They will easily knock kids down.
Your wife saved your children’s lives. Get a puppy and train it.
@@margarettaft7362 Nonsense. There are many ways to manage that situation and that dog could most likely have been trained to be less rambunctious around the kids. They really didn't give it a fair chance - just because the dog was overwhelmed and riled up on its FIRST DAY doesn't mean that's its true nature or that it can't learn to be calmer. To jump straight to the assumption that the dog would have ended up killing the kids is just absurd.
I just found your channel and this video...😭❤️❤️ I’m in the process of adopting a rescue dog out of state who was surrendered because of moving. I’m hoping his foster chooses me!
Im excited each time I see one of your videos :) can’t wait until you hit 1 MILLION SUBS!! TH-cam deserves you!!
Aww thank you! This made my day :)
My dog's gotcha day will be April 10! He's a retired military working dog. So stoked.
I just started crying when you did and now I’m happy too lol
I really enjoyed your video, I am currently doing every bit of research before I adopt. I currently live in an apartment complex (that allows dogs) but in the past I’ve had one other dog previously that was very vocal and had severe separation anxiety (it’s safe to safe I’m pretty scarred). Do you have any tips on how I can prevent my future pup from developing the same issue?
Your reaction on camera made me weepy, too.
I met the six year old Siberian Husky cross I am thinking about adopting yesterday, for the first time.
Today I was having second thoughts after having been bitten twice.
Even though I understood it as an anxiety and triggers situation, blood dripping was making me a little hesitant.
So thanks for the encouragement to stay on track.
Now I need to spend a few days thinking up names before I go back and visit with him again.
Congratulations on your new dog
This video has helped a lot I am 100% ready to get my rescue dog ❤️
Ur so sweet.. u deserve the greatest dogs in the world.
I love your videos. My step grandma got a cute big shelter dog and she’s only had him for like a week and is thinking about returning him and it makes me so sad and mad.
God bless you mm...
Way to go girl!
I just adopted a new addition today. I am calling him Roofus. He's a mixed breed and a pup still but he's a little spitfire and it's wonderful to see him adjusting to his new environment. I know in a few days or so I'll have to puppy proof the house a bit more as he gets into everything, but he has made a fine addition to the family and gets along very well with my other two dogs. I can't imagine having a dog and then giving up on it after only a week. It does indeed take time. I know for Ladybug, it took about a month or so for her to adjust. I will always adopt and not shop because I love the mixed breed dogs. To me, mixed breed dogs are the ones who are the healthiest types. I honestly didn't think I'd be adopting Roofus today because I thought he had already found a home. It turned out the owners couldn't have a dog at their apartment complex so had to bring him back to the shelter. The timing was perfect because my family and I saw him two weeks ago, but were not 100% convinced of having another dog yet. It was too soon after our other dog Roxie died. So we waited a long while and low and behold, he was there at the shelter today!! I'm the happiest I have ever been because he's brought a bit of joy back into my life.
You are so great person 👏😃
With the shelter dog we adopted about a month and a half ago, it was instant love for the whole family. Thankfully, they understood that potty training, etc takes time and effort, so I didn't get any flak when he would do unpleasant things. He's now doing fantastic - still some trouble with pooping in the house that I haven't quite figured out (he goes out every three hours or so now), and he puts anything and everything in his mouth at least once (leading me to purchase health insurance for him in case he swallowed something harmful), but he's learning fast and really learning to trust me and my fiancee. He's taking to training well, even starting some agility obstacles with good results. I'm really excited about the future with this dog.
New subscriber! I live in Houston and I’ve been wanting to adopt a dog! ☺️😊😍
I’m adopting my first dog tomorrow. I’m very excited and nervous. Walking into the pet store to get first time essentials was very daunting but I was so happy thinking of the dog.
Good points
I hope your hand heals fast!🙂❤️
Thanks, I hope so too!
We are going to meet dogs today! We are so excited 😁
Very lovely training I, love how you treat dog.
From. PNG
I'm just about to adopt my girl from a shelter in a small village in Spain... I am so excited!! And nervous!!
That is SO EXCITING! AHHHHH! Message me if you need any advice throughout it :) So excited for you!
Hello thank you for this video.
I am about adopting a rescue on March 20th.
Hi! I'm new to your channel. Bless you for helping ALL these dogs. I had to say goodbye to my beautiful female English Yellow Labrador January 8th of this horrific year. As you know it's like a dagger in your heart. I'm ready now....this has been the longest I have gone without a dog. I lost my wonderful husband almost 10 years ago in November. My pretty polar bear girl was my lifeline. She's going to send me a new fur baby to love...I'm getting so excited! It's bitter sweet though...to this day still, if I think of losing Clarabelle.. tears drop...but lately I then quickly imagine a new fur baby to love..and I'm all smiles 😄🐶! ! Your videos give me hope that I can feel 'complete again". Thank you...I will keep you informed!
Thank you for watching, and for sharing your story! I can relate to everything you've said. Losing my dog completely broke me, and it's so nice to find people here on the internet who have been through similar things. Pouring our love into as many dogs as we can help as well! So excited for you as you start a new chapter with your future pup
I can watch you talk for hours. You have this positive energy, also you look and sound genuinely nice and honest.
Thank you so much Alex! :)
Hey! We're adotping a dog from a coworkwr who is re-inlisting, hes a 3 yr old leopard hound, im nervous, but i think watching your videos will help me and him adjust to each other. Thank you!
I'm so glad you find them helpful! You'll do great :) It helps that you know where he came from (many times with rescues we don't know the background, and therefore have no guidance in the start). Ask your coworker as many questions as you can about the dogs general behavior/tendancies, that will help with the nerves, and you'll know what to expect from your new dog
Hey all! I know this is a long video, there's just SO MUCH to say about adopting a dog! For those of you who haven't already sent me photos and stories of your rescues, what I would like to know is...what is one tip that you'd give to someone who wants to adopt? Sidenote - do you like longer videos like this, or do you prefer short and sweet?
My tips -
* Don't think small space = small dog. Think lower energy dog. Energy level is more important than size. Get one that matches your lifestyle. (and be honest about it! If you're a couch potato, don't get a border collie)
* Take at least a week off work to settle them in. Get them into a routine, and keep their world small to start with (don't invite the neighbourhood over on day 1, don't take them on different journeys every day etc).
* Be patient.
* Don't take the dog's behaviour personally.
It's soooooo rewarding. As the shelter I support says, adopting won't change the world, but it will change the world for that dog. ❤🐕
jenerlee everything that you’ve just said is ⭐️!!! Couldn’t have put it better myself!
I know it’s hard but try to not choose your dog on looks. Personality and activity level is so much more important!
jen leighton totally! Especially the energy level thing! At the shelter, people will always go straight for the “pretty dogs” disregarding the fact that it’s not a good fit, and they end up bringing them back! Matching energy level is so important
jenerlee great advice. I love the second tip about taking a week off. I love dogs. I’m 45 and NEVER had one but want one, or even 2 so bad. I’m just SO nervous. I took dogs out on doggie day out from my local animal shelter and fostered one for 2 weeks. I get anxiety because I live alone and work 3/4 days a week about 40 minutes away and worry about how the dog will be doing while I’m gone. Should I leave him/her inside or outside? Will they get along with my bf’s dog? Etc... I think 2 weeks off is perfect to settle them in and maybe train them. Ugh 😩 hesitating
I’ve always adopted German Shepherds from only German Shepherd rescues.they all have fully tested for all situations,so they will know the dogs.they were all house and create trained.also have had basic training.its really a great way to get a dog.i live alone with no kids,wife or other animals.so I always ask for the ones who might need that special home.never been disappointed.
If you are reading this and on the fence about adopting,this is my advice.go to a rescue and fill it the application.tell them your lifestyle and be honest.they will match you to the dog that suits you.don’t look at the pictures and have your heart set on one certain dog. Be open to what they say.you will have a best friend for life
I’ve had 7 GSD’s over the years……
My last one passed 3 years ago , and I’ve always wanted to get another . Needless to say I love German Shepherds and I’m on the fence now to either adopt one from a shelter or pound or go to my breeder who I dealt with for years ?!!
I hope you heal fast god bless you ❤️
That 1 Earth Dog thank you! ❤️
Really good video and good points
With the responsibility having any Pet does not teach the kid responsibility, the adults teach them and having any Animal as a kids Pet can cause many problems for the Animal as the adults will not make sure they are cared for properly because its for the kid unless it's the adult who wants the Animal then teaches the kids
I have adopted twice. Both times were a success. I had no expectations of the dogs except that we would develop our relationships naturally. Learning the rules of the house was never a problem because it was always approached with patience and love. If you give up on a dog after one week, you should probably get a goldfish until you have done more research on dogs. There is no better investment than then investment in a relationship with a dog.
My dog died this past month at 14 yrs old, diabetic and blind for the last 30 months. She was a rescue, I got her 13 yrs ago. I am now looking for another companion, small and social. I am so scared it will not go well, Lucy was perfect. Any guidance would be appreciated. Thank you
I really want a dog but my parents don’t allow me to have one, do you have tips to make them allow me to have a dog? And how do I know that I’m ready for having a dog when I’m 13 years old?
I've been thinking about adopting a dog for a while now. I even had my landlord add it to my lease before I signed it. I live alone and would like the companionship. I'm hoping to find a dog that's chill and doesn't disturb my neighbors. I figure we can go for walks and explore before and after work(: idk much about the adoption process so I've been watching vids. There's this place called SPCA not too far from where I live. I'm gonna go up there and see what all I need, super excited!!!!
I have another question when usually would you have more dog walking clients And pet sitting clients in the week or in the weekend I finally planning to set up a business and I decided I still want to work but say nightshifts but I just don’t know what days would be the best to have more clients to work during the week ??🐶🐶🙈🙈🤔🤔🤗🤗🐶🐶
Julia Xxx most people will hire dog walkers on weekdays during the day (because the majority of clients work 9-5 jobs). For dog sitting, that mostly takes place on weekends and holidays, because that’s when people go away
Julia Xxx also congrats on setting up a biz! 🎉
In Ruff Company thank you but it would probably take some time before I get everything done what should be done 😘🐶
The best advice i have to adopting a dog foster them shelter pays for food and medical until they find a home and this can help find the dog for you
Hello! I am adopting a rescue dog from another country; I live in Canada and the dog is from a kill shelter in Texas who is currently staying with a foster; he is said to be kid, dog, and cat friendly. I have experience with dogs, I owned a pitty for 10 years - the dog that I am adopting is a staffy mix. I do have two cats but I have all of the tools for a slow introduction. This is my first time adopting a dog, I am just wondering if there is anyone with first hand experience in this situation. I am slightly nervous but I think I have the experience to take it on. Any tips are welcome!
I see you haven’t had an “active channel” in about a year, but just in case you still see the comments... I’ve been out of state for work for a while, but we own a home outside of Houston. I’m looking for us to adopt a new dog after we’ve had some time to get home and settled. Any advice you have on deciding if a dog is right for small kids, how to pick the right trainer, or even the best rescues or shelters to start looking would be welcome! ❤️
Thinking about adopting a 5 year old Nova Scotia Duck Toller/Rottweiler mix? Shes been at the shelter over a year now and has some issues there at the shelter with other animals, Im single in my qwn home on a private road in the woods and feilds near by
Im still questioning, today i met her for the first time as I felt God telling me toi go to the shelter for weeks now today I went, the girls were timmid of her but I felt at ease and she laid at my feet and the whole time she didnt want me to leave without her I almost cried
I know I’m late, and thank you for the video. I’ve just been doing some research on adopting a cat shelter. I got my last cat from a coworker who adopted a pregnant cat and couldn’t keep all the kittens. My only comment would be about people’s housing situation. I completely disagree that if you can’t find an apartment that allows pets that you simply haven’t looked hard enough. There are some areas/states that are not pet friendly at all. And a lot of times they have weight and breed restrictions. I thought about getting a dog, but I like medium to large dogs and no apartment would accept them.
Theres an english bulldog I want to adopt. He is 1 and a half years old. I really like him but I'm worried because of his age. Will he be easy to train? Will he listen? Will he easily be potty trained? These are the types of questions I am concerned with. Someone give me advice, I have a week to think about this!
Did you get the English Bulldog?
If he is more than 12 months old he will never be fully house trained.
My Boyfriend adopt a Romanian rescue dog. He is a lovely thing but even though he is getting all the love and attention he all of the sudden enters into Escape mode and look like he is having a panic attack. Any advice for this would be really appreciated
My dogs name is Mochi too!!
I don't have kids yet, but I'm planning on having kids in the future...how would I know if a dog is good with kids?
One thing regarding the second reason for surrender:
Remember that just because it advertises no pets, you can still ask the question. Most landlords that I've come across are happy to accept a slightly larger deposit and a professional flea treatment at the end of tenancy.
Bottom line: if you don't ask and try to persuade, you're probably not ready for a pet.
Some shelters/rescues provide resources if your income unexpectedly changes. They will provide food, toys, bowls…. Based on donations
If you are moving and you have a pet why are you looking at places that don’t allow pets 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🥰🥰🥰🥰
Need tips I have seven puppies five months old looking for a forever home
And dude sometimes the only housing you can afford are the ones that do not allow dogs. Usually the cheaper ones do not allow them. Not everyone can afford the places that lets you have dogs and some places that allow dogs put breed and weight restrictions on what kind of dog you can have.
we like to adopt a puppy or a young (1-3years) dog, but they are not giving for adoption, they are selling..400,600 and over 1000.
Check PetFinder and PetHarbor, they have dogs of all ages. :)
I tried adopting a dog and they Said I needed a fence. I take my current dog to the park everyday. I assume the places get paid more depending on how many they have. They should just require frequent visits. So many dog fighterd have fences. Truly sad world we live in
maybe I'll just adopt my next dog? I need a service dog though. 😭😭😭
I'm scared the dog will attack my cat. I can't bring him to the shelter
Yeah I have to say, I would like to adopt a dog, but I dont have a fenced yard, which nobody will let you adopt a dog. So if shelters really want people to adopt, maybe they shouldnt be so picky 🤷♀️
I experienced this myself, but my wife and I were finally able to adopt a nice Shih-Tzu even though our yard isn’t fully fenced. I think leaving a dog in a yard by itself is never a good idea. There are wild animals that can get to it amongst other things.
I whant to adopt a dog but my mom don't :(
The fact that she has only 6.2k subs
Stop making me cry, ffs!
Please could you help me by telling me how to make my videos more better thank you love your channel xx
Thank you for your support! :) If you're filming animals, try to get a camera that films in 60 frames per second, because animals move fast and getting a camera that shoots in 60 will make sure it's not blurry. Also, a vlogging camera works much better than a big DSLR when you're shooting animals because the animal won't be as afraid of it. The most important thing, honestly, is to just practice editing. Editing makes a big difference in videos, and the more you do it the better you get. So just experiment with different ways of editing, watch TH-cam videos on cool editing tactics that you see in other videos and like. I hope that helps!
In Ruff Company thank you so much 😊
I feel you love u I want to learn from you please send me video
More and more landlords are going no pets because of liability issues. And the fact that so many dog owners don’t train their dogs. If dog owners trained their dogs to behave towards fellow tenants landlords would be more accommodating towards dogs. If dg owners want to know why landlords forbid dogs. Look to your fellow dog owners who don’t train their dogs to behave
Most important fact about rescue dogs. If a dog isn’t house trained by 9 or 10 months is will be very very difficult to house train it. If it’s more than 12 months old it will never be house trained. Not the dog’s or owners fault. Just a biological fact. Latest trend for dogs is a litter box. A plastic box in your house layered with pee pads.
That's not true at all, haha.
7:34 did she they really name that dog black but in Spanish
Energy level mismatch: Your 12 month old rescue is a high energy critter, you are a couch potato. Not going to work.
Reason #2 sounds like an excuse to me.
Exactly, don’t move to a place that doesn’t accept pets!
Gee whiz this girl could make me adopt a stuffed animal found in a swamp I think I need to go find the right dog.that could get along with my two macaws
have any corgis im saving for 1
Too emotional
My buddies and i adopted a dog and brought her to our house. First time we saw her she jumped literally 5 feet in the air when we first saw her. The original owner gave her up because she jumped on the owners ferrari. What a piece of s**t. She was a great dog. Unfortunately she ran away like 4 months after we got her and we never found her. Her name was lucy. I miss her.
"If you have a pet, why are you looking at places that don't allow pets?"
Thank you! Point established.
Please move on!
tHIS WOMEN IS A BIT HYSTERICAL......She probably needs a good therapy. And a real boyfriend !!!!
Yeah God forbid someone care about something.
She's the one rescuing animals, and you're the one posting negative comments at her. I think you're the one who needs therapy here. She's a much more productive and healthy member of society.
Human emotions are great, you should try them some time.