How do I stop my mom from giving my pet away?
Find out what is the reason behind them wanting to take away your pet. Be reasonable and work with them to find a solution. If they don’t like cleaning up after them, be sure to get it done before they have a chance to become aware of the mess caused by your pet. If it’s behavioral issues, spend the money and time with a trainer and follow through with consistent practice. If there is no common ground to be found then consider whether or not you have the means to move out into your own place. Perhaps the landlord is getting onto your parents case? Look into getting an emotional support certification letter. Google “Emotional Support Animal Certification”. Be respectful and share with your parents the changes that you are willing to make in order to make living with your pet a harmonious experience and most importantly, follow through with commitments you make to your parents and Also don’t forget to take in to consideration what’s best for your pet and keeping them in a healthy and safe environment if finding them a new home is the best thing for them then suck it up and find them a good home maybe with someone that you know so you can visit them.
MOM WANTS TO GIVE MY DOG AWAY?
I got my lab/golden this last june (hes 10 months old atm) and my mom has threatend me several times to give him away. I love him with all my heart and hes a sweetheart. he just has so much energy that sometimes he can be a real trouble. he jumps on people and runs away all the time. I try to give him proper exercise when i get home from school and in the morning and on the weekends, but he needs alot and my mom is tired of giving him that exercise when im not at home! she wants to give him away to someone who can give him some exercise but i dont want to! hes been with us for mostly all his life and he never barks or growl. what can i do? she wants to replace him with a dog that needs less activity! i love him so much you dont even know how. hes currently in training classes but she doesnt want to continue cause shes so sure that all he needs is activity (that shes not willing to give him when im not there) what can i do ? please help i love him and im only 13 i dont want to replace him with another dog
Have to give away my dog,I can't stop crying ?
So what do you want from us? You don't ask a question, you just say you can't stop crying. Here's some advice: Instead of crying, which isn't going to accomplish anything, get out there and try to find the dog another home. Ask around, advertise in your neighborhood, etc. If you can't find anyone who wants the dog, take it to the humane society and provide the dog's full history. A dog with a full history, i.e., gets along well with children, or whatever, is much more likely to be adopted than one off the street with an uncertain background. At 15, it's time you started acting more like an adult than a child.
My mom gave away my dog... how do i get over it?
How horrible and thoughtless. Let it be a lesson to you to never be like that when it's your turn to have children. I mean she could have discussed it with you and maybe you could have jointly agreed that it would be better off in another home. Of course your mother is within her rights to rehome the dog if she pays all the bills etc, but what she did was morally wrong because it has left you greiving and without even being able to say goodbye. The only way out of this is once the greif has worked thru (if you cry a lot it will help,) Write down a list of memories (as already suggested). Ask your mother how she thinks you are feeling and how you should deal with it. Also ask her if the family can rescue a more mature dog from a shelter whose owner had to give him up because of illness or hard times. That way you'll get an already traIned dog and do a lot of good.
Is it right to give away your dog's puppies?
It’s not right to let your dog have puppies in the first place. Dogs grieve the loss of their babies just like people do. So if you put yourself in their place, where your babies are taken away from you, forever, never to be seen again, there will be grief, on both sides.That said, if you are going to give them away, you need to do it responsibly. You need to work with a rescue organization so that you know how to vet the people they will be going to. Do NOT put them on Craigslist or anything like that. You simply don’t know if the people are looking for dogs for dog fighting rings, research, etc. There is an art to vetting animal parents, just as there are to vetting adoptive parents of human children. Do not think you ‘would know’. You do not. People can be very manipulative.Also, make sure to let all animals involved know that they are going to be split up forever, so they are not blindsided by the loss. You can do this through a communicator, or you can simply repeatedly tell them in your own voice. They may not understand every word of English, but we speak word with intent and they understand intent.Then, most importantly, get your dog spayed. Don’t ever put her or her puppies through this again.