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With rare exceptions dogs are just creatures of the people who own them. A lot like children. A LOT of people who choose to have a dog should never have one but, often for some reason known only to them and physiologists, they get one after another.
Now when people take in a dog someone else has ruined? That can be a challenge. Often best left to only those who make it a full time commitment. The almost eerier bond these Wolf decedents have with humans is something many in the "science world" have never been able to fully explain.
This is why when one of our's dies we buy another puppy. Yes it's great that the world is full of dogs needing a home but, I am not willing to adopt one someone has made a mess of for the short life they have. Mine get better care than I allow myself and are not bred so I can live with that choice.
Now when people take in a dog someone else has ruined? That can be a challenge. Often best left to only those who make it a full time commitment. The almost eerier bond these Wolf decedents have with humans is something many in the "science world" have never been able to fully explain.
This is why when one of our's dies we buy another puppy. Yes it's great that the world is full of dogs needing a home but, I am not willing to adopt one someone has made a mess of for the short life they have. Mine get better care than I allow myself and are not bred so I can live with that choice.