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[quote=Anonymous][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] 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] PP, you wrote that "A person who loves their dog wouldn't drop him/her at a shelter for a 'death sentence'", but I think a person who loves their baby wouldn't keep a dog that could be a death sentence for the baby. [b]Not even if the chance is slim. [/b]No way. Pets are great, but people are worth more than any pet. [/quote] There's is always a slim chance that ANY animal could attack. So are you saying that anyone who has a baby should kick their pets out on the street? Tell me about the other ways you eliminate 100% of all types of risk for your precious spawn. [/quote]
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