Quote Originally Posted by applesmom
Of all the posts insisting that mr Biggles should be re-homed, there wasn't even one poster who actually offered to take on the responsibility.

Everyone has perfectly valid reasons why they can't take in a dog that has a history of biting and being returned to the shelter more than once. Not to mention a dog whose bites have escalated to full on attacks. Yet as far as the nay sayers are concerned Jess's reasons are completely without merit and even cruel. Why are anyone elses reasons more credible than hers? The answer of course is because they're not living with the problem.

The real ones to blame here are Mr Biggles original owners who put up with his behavior and "worked around the problems" instead of taking responsible action to correct them. The same owners that dumped him after 8 years because "working around the problem" only made things worse until poor Mr. Biggles is now unfit to live in society.

To anyone that is convinced that Mr Biggles should be rehomed; most likely she would even pay the shipping to send him to you if you are willing and able to take on the responsibility. Do we hear any offers?


I feel like im stating the obvious here, If you get an animal from rescue you have to respect its background and work with the dog! not give up at the first hurdle. Alot of dogs that go in rescue do have problems which is why there are there in the first place King should of known that and should be willing to help that poor dog through it all rather than just giving up. The dog has been placed in a brand new enviroment and to me it doesnt sound like a calm enviroment at all! I think its such a shame