im not going to put him in a shelter , unless like you said there is no other option . i talk about the puppies and get horrible anwsers of people , can i just clear this up for everyone , im 18 these are my parents dogs , this was not a planned breading , as you can see iv said that the father has already had the operation to stop him having anymore and the mother is due hers after the pups are gone .

Why should rescue pick up the pieces of such thoughtless and irresponsible actions?
There is another option Keep the puppy for however long it takes to find a home,you bred it,YOU are responsible for it!

oh goodness me, unfortunately it happens people give backward, unsuitable people enquire the list of reasons is endless.

You will sell him, even I'm tempted to pick him up.

Advertise him along the lines of re-advertised due to time waster, that definitely turns heads give a description of all his best qualities including his colour; on this site and other pets for sale sites. There's the local paper too and local shops.

Its a learning curve a harsh one I know, people on this forum move heaven and earth for their pets; shelters are not an option.

I'm far too soft, we are getting a kitten shortly there are two they don't have homes for - what have I said only an hour ago, if you don't find a suitable home I will take another. Do I have s**t for brains or what and why because I don't want the kittens ending up either in a bucket of water or a shelter.

I'd love to breed dogs or cats (pedigrees) but I can't I don't have the time, money, or room to re-home any unwanted ones.

So I'll stick with being a simple pet owner.

Good luck with the little one.

Sue

Know exactly how you feel - it's almost like selling the children! Hopefully your new owners will keep in touch and send you photos and keep you up to date with their pup's progress. It's been brilliant seeing how Jayjay has developed - and all the other pups, of course.

Sorry - just read the bit about the shelter. Totally agree with all the other people on here who say don't send him to a shelter. If you truly cannot sell him or keep him (and a responsible breeder would keep him until a home was found, or forever if one was not found) then consider donating him to hearing dogs for the deaf - better a useful, working life than one in a shelter.

Good News People , Little Tinks Has Just Found A Home , My Dog Had 9 Pups Altogether And They Now All Have Homes ,

Told you so You were worrying about nothing.

At least you/your parents are taking measures to prevent another accident.


Sue