Yes it sounds totally harsh but honestly its the truth. He's completely in your face constantly, steals, pulls, chases sheep, pees from anxiety issues. Literally everywhere. But these aren't the reasons I am considering rehoming him. We both work full time jobs (nothing we intended when we bought him) and its becoming a point where it's unfair on him because we don't have time for him anymore and I feel he has no quality of life.
When I leave he has Kong's, treats his everywhere, 2 visits and a dog walker. And I still come home to a destroyed house, piss on the floor and sofa and an over excited dog. I feel we have no joy from each other anymore and it would be cruel to keep him like this forever.
But I don't want to give him to a rescue because I fear he will be there forever and he needs lots of love and cuddles which he won't get.
Please don't give me harsh critisms because its obvious that I should have thought ahead but I never expected that we would need 2 full time jobs to keep us afloat. He can't even go to family houses during the day because he pisses everywhere and ruins their furniture too. Is there a way out of this?
If you're worried about your pet's health, please speak to a vet or qualified professional.
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rehoming a dog nobody would want
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