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Im looking for a golden retriever
puppy
Me interesa un bullmastiff macho y que pueda ser enviado a Republica Dominicana
Me interesa un bullmastiff macho y que pueda ser enviado a Republica Dominicana
Its interesting bsuecae on paper we really don't fit the bill. We're not married 20-somethings living in a small 1 bedroom apartment in NYC, and are gone for 8 hours a day. i never had a dog in my entire life while my boyfriend's parents had rescued 3. We knew the rescue was in a bind with Havi, and that's probably why they were so willing to let us adopt her, as well as the fact that her fosters vouched for us. However, I must say the Rescue couldn't have made a better choice. Because we're in our 20s, Havi is the only major concern in our lives. Yes, we live in a small 1 bedroom, but she gets walked for 2 hours a day (one in the am and one at night) and gets to go to playgroup/playdate/or dog run twice a week. And when we go away or have an emergency she plays on my boyfriend's half acre with her best friend Molly. So sometimes, taking the chance on the part of the Rescue can be the best thing a Rescue can do. What's on paper isn't what it seems!
MayzieMom here. Ranger's rescue Ratbone Rescues is very much in the 2nd ceagtory. They adopt out 200-300 dogs a year and have a VERY low return rate. I think part of the reason is that they do all the legwork before approving an application. I used to do application processing for them and I only had one person that I had to reject. She couldn't provide us with vet records for her current pets and became incensed that we were even requiring them because it's not like we're adopting a CHILD here. It's a DOG! Most of the people I spoke with, though, were very understanding and honestly, you have to think that the ones who were committed enough to jump through all the hoops (including an in-home visit) were going to also be committed pet owners.Ratbone is also great because they don't reject based on fence/no-fence, age, renter, etc. They try to work with the potential adopter to find the right dog for them and make sure that they have a plan to deal with (for example) exercising the dog if there's not a fence on the property. I think some rescues get SO fixated on the potential problems that they don't try to help come up with a solution.Mayzie's rescue, on the other hand, is more in the first ceagtory. They make you fill out an application but don't do a home check or a vet check. They will reject you if any red flags go up (like, I'm going to keep my dog in the basement ) or if the dog or cat doesn't seem to be a good fit. But their main goal is to find good homes for their rescues, even if they're not the PERFECT home. So I can definitely see pros and cons with both approaches.
I am looking for a chocolate labrador
Looking for puppy Doberman Pincher in Santo Domingo
looking for a pug puppy to buy,,,,,,,,8296569802....danilo
i will be traveling so i would like to know if any dogs are available