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Re: Dutch has a death sentence

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From: Michael Moreno
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 1996 00:00
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So what you're saying here is that because you are not responsible enough
to train your dog not to eat upholstery (leaving aside the issue that you
are valuing furniture more than the life of your dog) that you want to 
push some of your guilt onto us and maybe someone will save your dog.

When you bought this dog which is part lab, what did you expect?  These are
very rambunctious dogs for the first few years of their life.  But they are
also highly intelligent and trainable.  The chow mix helps that too, my chows
were house broken in less than a week.

I suggest that you go and save your dog.  Then take care of it until you can
find a suitable home for it.  If the dog is killed, it is your fault, not ours.

-mike



In article <4r172b$2k1c@ausnews.austin.ibm.com>, konopik@austin.ibm.com says...
>
>
>Dutch is one of our family's two dogs.  This month is his 1st birthday, 
>but he'll probably be put to sleep before the end of the day.
>
>He's at the Williamson County Humane Society -- I took him there a
>couple hours ago.  He needs a home where he can stay outdoors.  All of
>our animals (dog, cat, guinea pig, lizards, ...) stay indoors -- Dutch
>wants to stay indoors ... but Dutch eats upholstery.
>
>He's great with kids (I have 3 under age 10), great with our other
>pets, is house-broken, neutered, has all shots, obedience trained, and
>is in perfect health -- but Dutch likes to eat upholstery.
>
>I will pay his $64 release fee, and can even drive you out to meet him.
>
>...don't hesitate, the Humane Society was crowded and said he could
>be put to death today.
>
>Dutch is prisoner# 1235, he's a nuetered male, 35 pound, black lab/chow
>mix.
>
>call me at work 512-838-8533 !
>
>You're wondering why I don't keep him and put him up for adoption from 
>my home ??  It's because my wife and kids would be traumatized by the
>process.  There was a brief instant this morning, after he chewed the
>sectional couch, where they could sort of understand why he couldn't be
>one of our house pets.
>
>flames > /dev/null
>-- 
>internet: konopik@austin.ibm.com          |  Brad Konopik
>   uunet: uunet!austin.ibm.com!konopik    |  IBM AIX Technical Support
> ibmvnet: KONOPIK at AUSTIN               |  Austin, Texas

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From: moreno@texas.net (Michael Moreno)
Subject: Re: Dutch has a death sentence
Date: 1996/06/28
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