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To: Secret Agent Man
Depends on how you say certain things..When I adopted a senior from LDDR they also had a 3 page thingy and what they expected you to get for the dog, including shots and vaccinations I said no to..

I have always given my dogs rabies shots and nothing else...I would like this dog but will only give rabies vaccinations....they must have liked my answers cause I got the dog...One of their rules was also to visit the home etc...My dogs foster mother brought the dog to a large parking lot near my home and I took my own dog with me...I had told them I had to see if the dogs were compatible before I would even consider adopting one...She must have liked me and my dog, cause I got the rescue right there. I invited her to my home, unfenced on 4 1/2 acres but always let me dogs out on a long chain to do their business..

I had her for 20 months before she had to be put down due to spontaneous fracture of front leg due to large bone cancer...The leg broke while she was running to the door to be let out...the scream was horrible and she was too old to survive chemo and then would have to have the front leg amputated..It was a hard decision cause I figured I'd be bringing her home after the break was set...lovely dog, but she and my dog just ignored each other unless we went for a walk together.... We did email back and forth before she brought the dog. I also emailed her to keep her up on Teesha's life about once a week...

64 posted on 01/29/2012 10:13:44 PM PST by goat granny
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To: goat granny

Yes, you are right. Also if they already know you it can make a difference. But they did their due diligence checking you out and even though you may not have given all the standard answers they wanted, observing you and your home they knew things would be okay.

I am all for bending rules if they can be satisfied with things.


77 posted on 01/30/2012 12:28:37 AM PST by Secret Agent Man (I'd like to tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.)
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To: goat granny

Granny, what a sad story! I had one die of bone cancer. She went really fast too, just started limping and in 9 days we had to put her to sleep. Very sad, dogs seem to get cancer pretty often.


91 posted on 01/30/2012 7:12:51 AM PST by brytlea (An ounce of chocolate is worth a pound of cure)
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