Ginger has gone on to a new home.

[Karen]

Oh, Missy, sending you great big hugs. I am sure this was a difficult decision for everyone, but it sounds like it was the right decision for Ginger and for your family. At some point, perhaps you can get a dog that is cat-friendly and can get along with Boomer, and not cause you so much worry. A prey drive is a powerful thing, and that worry would always have been there.

I know you love her, and wanted the best for her, and no one here will think any less of you for this decision. And at her new house, she'll have the advantage of a "big sister" who can not only help use up some of that energy, but who can *thump* her when she gets out of line, and teach her how to be a good dog as she grows.

[RockyRoad]

I`m so sorry to hear that things did not work out for you, for Boomer, or for sweet Ginger. However, I`m very glad to hear that she has a new home where you will still be able to be a part of her life. It sounds like she will be happy in her new home and that you have done the best thing for her. As Karen said, no one is going to think less of you for this. I for one would never dream of criticizing you for what you have done. It was a great, selfless thing. {{hugs}}

[carole]

You had a hard call to make, and you made it, it sounds perfect to me, the best solution out for Ginger and your family, and you can still get to see Ginger whenever you want i gather.

It sounds like Ginger is going to be very happy,so good on you for seeing things the way they were and taking positive action to ensure Ginger's happiness and well being.

Buttercup i understand what you are saying, but i think you are being way to judgemental on this issue, I mean it is not like Ginger is going somewhere like a shelter, she will be perfectly happy where she is, and i guess they will have learned by the experience, we all make mistakes don't we?