You're not a spoil sport... and honestly, no, I didn't realize that he was still such a puppy and needed the amount of time that he really did require. I realized he was a puppy, but didn't realize how active he would be, and that he would be so lonely without other dogs. That was a big part... he was lonely cause my cats did not want to play. He was sad... that made me sad. He had been through a lot, and I just wanted him to be happy and have a great home.

So, yeah, I guess you could make me the posterchild for not knowing exactly what she was getting into with a puppy and then rehoming him, but I did what I thought was best for him.

Oh, he and the boston adore eachother! They are both still puppies and love to play. The boston is the son's dog, and he brings him over when he visits his parents.

Quote Originally Posted by 3muttsandaboston
I'm not trying to sound like a spoil sport or anything but did you not realize before you got him and he got flown half way across the country and bounced all around that you didn't have the time for him? I know right now I wouldn't have time for a puppy let alone a hound puppy. Ok off my soap box. I'm very happy he found a good home finally with someone with lots of attention to give and other dogs! I love the boston terrier.