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Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »

Oskar and Oliver, my pooches

Oliver has since been re-homed to one of my most trusted and respected friends. Hell that dog lives a more comfortable life than I do! I still consider him mine and can see him anytime I want

Oskar is becoming a tyrant in his old age! But he is such a sweetheart

I recently had to rehome my little girl Peaches, hardest thing..it near broke my heart.

Francl27 wrote: »

slimgirljo15 wrote: »

Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings wrote: »

Oskar and Oliver, my pooches

Oliver has since been re-homed to one of my most trusted and respected friends. Hell that dog lives a more comfortable life than I do! I still consider him mine and can see him anytime I want

Oskar is becoming a tyrant in his old age! But he is such a sweetheart

I recently had to rehome my little girl Peaches, hardest thing..it near broke my heart.

We had to rehome a dog 8 years ago too because he had severe resource guarding issues and would have probably bitten my kids (toddlers at the time). Then he suddenly died in his new home 3 months later... that was probably the hardest part of it. We never knew what happened.

Not knowing would be hard but can totally see why for your kids safety you did. The hard part was I'd had her 10 years. It wasn't her fault that my other female seemed to hate her.. yes.. they'd always had the odd scuffle but in the past 2 months the fights became ferocious, stitches, vet visits. I'd tried everything, aversion therapy, behaviourist, the last straw was the vet gave me drugs for both.. I realised that as much as it hurt me that drugged was no life for my sweet little girl.
I've received pics of Peaches with the new owners baby, she was curled up beside her. I take some solice in knowing she's gone to a lovely family who are looking after her and showering her with love.
Still hurts though