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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love animals, but I wouldn't take any chances with a child. I would rehome the dog ASAP rather than allowing it to remain in my home with the child, especially if the child is mobile: an accident can happen so quickly. As much as you love your dog, are you will to keep him around for the time it takes to see if a trainer will work, and risk having the dog hurt your baby in that time?[/quote] [b]She's doesn't love her dog. A person who loves their dog wouldn't drop him/her at a shelter for a "death sentence" as OP stated. You can do this the right way OP- the caring and compassionate way- but my gut says you're looking for the quickest/cheapest/easiest way out. [/quote][/b] I always try to be respectful of another person's thread, but this one just hit too close to the heart. Why do pets always seem to get the short end of the stick?? When all is said and done, they are the ones who end up having to go when a new situation arises, marriage, babies, etc. Once you adopt a pet, you agree to give it a forever home. Any decisions you make after that should revolve around your pet since the pet was there first. I truly cannot stand people who get rid of their pets just because. It angers me like nothing else. :twisted: [/quote]
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