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My street (or abandoned?) dog was found at around 2 month old, adopted him with 3 month (heās now 7 month) and I couldnāt have asked for a better pup.. still high energy but great temperament.. went to a dog trainer anyway and she was very impressed with him too..
he was still very young when found, so likely not much in his backpack.. connected greatly with me without signs of separation anxiety or reactivity.. I really got lucky!
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My parents (and me, as Iām assisting them) are just in the process of adopting a street dog from Thailand. Our previous dog was a rescue from a kill shelter in the US where I lived at the time. Maybe it takes a little longer and itās a bit more complicated, sureā¦ but itās so much more rewarding and Iād never ever buy a dog. Is that right for everyone? Certainly not (especially a first timer), no, but it is for me.
Iām also wondering if it would help to do a DNA test to see what breeds youāre working with? But that alone may not have as much of an impact as their history, which you may not have with a rescue.
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@MorAodhan
6 months ago
Mix breeds definitely rule, if you're rescuing one you've got to be aware of potential issues and be prepared to help it overcome those. If you can't or won't, don't get one.
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