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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you're not going to get a lot of support on this board for rehoming the dog. People feel very strongly about not giving up a dog when you have children. I used to feel that way too but now one of our dogs is getting increasingly unpredictable in his behavior - he's always had issues since we adopted him and training and medication have only helped a little bit. Now we're expecting and I can see us having to make a difficult choice about what's best for him in the future. If you aren't willing to do training or other interventions to keep the dog or these methods haven't worked, please contact a breed specific rescue. Springer spaniels are pretty desirable dogs so the breed rescue probably has a list of people waiting to adopt a dog. Those rescues tend to be incredibly stringent about where the dogs are placed so your dog will be put in a good home. [/quote] I'm an animal person, raised kids with a dog (from birth), cats , a rabbit, etc I would not in a million years have an unpredictable dog mixing in with my kids. The dog is either 100% with my kids and any neighbor kids coming over or into the yard. Yes I supervise my kids and taught them how to behave with the animals but stuff can happen and the dog needs to know that it's his/her job never to hurt anyone. I got that 100% dog from a bad animal shelter - it is possible. If a dog isn't reliable with kids you should find him another home. Seems like the dog would be happier too. I've seen springer spaniels mixed in with kids a lot - they seem to be a great family dog. They are pack animals - if you can't let them be part of the pack you should let the dog find a home where the people can do that.[/quote]
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