re: UPDATE. Anyone Looking for a Good Yard Dog?

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Look, im not happy about it, but short of dropping 8-10k on a new fence, or keeping her in her kennel all day long, i have no other option. Keeping her locked up wouldnt be fair to her. So while i used to think theres nothing that could make me give up my pup, situations change. If you dont like that, you can kindly frick off.

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Don't sweat it man. At least your trying to do the right thing. We "rescued" our Boykin from a life of living in a dog crate 20 hours a day when his family situation changed (his original "dad" lost his job and got another one out of state).

When I lived in Charlotte ages ago, I once saw someone dump out a dog in Friday afternoon rush hour traffic. The door popped open, out came the dog and the car sped off. It was heartbreaking watching the dog chase after the car as it was speeding away. One of the most POS things I've ever seen in my life. This is not what your doing so don't feel bad. Find the pup a good home where it will be happier than it is with you at the moment. That's the best thing you can do.