🚀 go-pugleaf

Krusty wrote:

>Some things to ponder!
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>* If you truly love animals you don't refer to them as "it".
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 Personal opinion , no relevance

>* If there is a genuine reason for parting with (disposing of in this case) 
>a pet, you owe any potential recipient the reasons.
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 wrong again

>* You could demonstrate some compassion, "It has been well looked after and 
>is in top condition", sounds more like you're selling a used car!
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 simple clear and precise description

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>The tone of the seller certainly doesn't exhibit empathy to me (but I could 
>be wrong).
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 you well might be

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>BTW if I were in a position I would dearly love to "rescue" this seemingly 
>lovable animal from a questionable fate but since I already have two small 
>dogs that I love greatly it is sadly not possible.
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 so say no more .

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>It was the callous nature of the post that irked me, leading to my 
>perception that the owner isn't a nice person (but there again maybe they 
>just aren't good with words). 
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 Gee ya thunk ?

>The lack of any response seems to indicate my 
>first observation was spot on! 
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 or he realised you are not genuine and choose to ignore you as many  would

>I fully appreciated that there could be 
>exceptional reasons for parting with the dog but since there was no attempt 
>to provide any detail one has to assume not!
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 aha , assumption , we know what that has done to you

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>Others obviously will not concur!
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 of course

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