🚀 go-pugleaf

"GB" <g.b@sonicresearch.mailme.org> wrote in message 
news:Po24f.961$uQ6.47148@news.optus.net.au...
> "Krusty" <news@kogarah.net> wrote in news:4350aac7$1@news1:
>> The tone of the seller certainly doesn't exhibit empathy to me (but I
>> could be wrong).
>
> I doubt that you're wrong. Anyone who calls a pet "it" in that
> context clearly couldn't give a flying fire-truck for the animal's
> well-being.

Why then does he walk it twice daily
>
>
>> 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.
>
> It's a shame that people can't think a bit past "oh, it's cute" and
> "other people would think I'm cool if I had one of those". Huskies
> and Malamutes were flavour of the month at about the time this
> particular one was a puppy, and ever moron and his, er, dog (!)
> rushed out and bought one.

Yet you waht people to GIVE them away I can not see your reasoning here
>
> It's true, they are lovely looking dogs, but they're also very big
> dogs, and quite a handful. They need plenty of space and plenty
> of exercise.

Which the OP is doing


<SNIP>!
>
> Unfortunately, ownership of animals is open to any moron with
> an ego and a cheque book.

EVEN YOU
<SNIP RUBBISH>