I'm getting discouraged...

[Vette]

Keep looking,, there is the right dog out there somewhere.
i was just about to call it quits and clicked on the next page (classifeds on the internet) and i seen an add for a 2 and a half year old apricot Toy Poodle up for sale becaue the owers were moving to a place that didnt allow dogs.

however..
when i first met him,, i didnt think he was the dog she had plassed up for sale in the add. i was like ! thats no apricot! LOL

but i feel in love with his personaitly and charm.


just try not to be be too picky when looking for an adoptable dog.
i was orginally looking for a female Pom puppy.

[anna_66]

I know everyone has said it, but don't give up. The right one WILL come along, I'm sure of it

[pitc9]

Don't give up! A dog's life depends on you!
If you stop looking so hard... don't be suprised if one finds you!
Good vibes being sent to you! Good Look!

[Roxyluvsme13]

Don't give up! It took my mom and I weeks to find Tinkerbell! and When we got Roxy we weren't expecting to get a larger dog at all! We were looking for something tiny, but look what I ended up with! You WILL find that perfect pooch for you!

[lv4dogs]

Don't give up. It takes love, patience & commitment to own a dog therefore you have to be patient, committed & have an open heart & mind when it comes to picking out your dog.

When I first got Nanook, I searched high & low, over & over again to find my match. Finally 2 months later I found him.

It took me about a year to find Raustyk & I had to go through 2 months of torture to get her. I had to go to court hearings, volunteer at the shelter, work at a vets office and assist with obedince, agility & behavioral training in order to get her.

Then there's Kaige. It took me about a year to find the right breed, then I had to wait 8-9 months to get him.



Good things come in due time my friend.

And I agree with the others, getting an adult dog seems like it is the best route in your case.

[jackie]

From reading your other posts on this subject, it sounds to me like you should look for an adult dog instead of a young puppy.

I second this. Have you done a walk through at your local shelter? Sometimes its best to look that way, rather than just over the net and through the papers.

[finn's mom]

It's just like finding any "soulmate", it takes time. You'll know it when you meet the right dog. I agree, though, I would try to find a dog that's already potty trained and isn't going through the puppy stage. Good luck, though.

[Queen of Poop]

Patience. When it is meant to be it will be. It took me well over a year and a ton of visits to our local shelter before I found Sasha. That was 10 years ago.