I really want a new dog after my previous dog had run away and possibly been stolen :(
I had a purebred maltese, but the maintenance was so high.
I told my mom I would take care of him and he could sleep in my toom.
I have offered to crate train him, and potty train him.
After my research on breeds I decided a boston terrier would be best for me. What can I do to make my mom agree on letting me get him? 5 month old St. Louis/Springfield:: They breed the Maltese and Boston Terriers, but bought the sheepie on a lark. I was out in California visiting my parents for a few days and my brother http://www.oes.org/page2/17065~5_month_old_St_Louis_Springfield.htmlHOME | The Sound of Muzik:: We tried to convince them that our dogs have spastic colons that . The good thing is that they pay no attention to me and let me do my job as I see fit. http://www.muzikdude.com/HOME |
Also, does anyone own a boston terrier? Your opinion on would be nice?
And if i do get him, (obviously I want a male dog) Do you think eddie is a cute name?
Thanks You!!
i have one it's a good dog but really hyper just like every other one i've
seen
So... you had two dogs. One ran away or got stolen (how, what did you do to try to get it back..) and the other was too hard to take care of? What makes anyone think you should have a third dog if the first two weren't cared for properly?
A responsible owner doesn't just "give up" when their dog gets too hard to take care of. They find a way to make it easier - like getting your Maltese shaved every few months so you don't have to groom them as much - and only if they've tried everything and the dog is unhappy or unhealthy do they find the dog a new home. Apartment Therapy Los Angeles | Pet Policy: Do You Let Your Dogs :: I used to let Burger sleep in the bed with me and on the couch and She used to jump up onto my parents bed before bed time but when mom turned out the http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/la/pets-dogs-cats-snakes-etc/pet-policy-do-you-let-your-dogs-on-the-couch-058740HOME | Dogs! - BeatleLinks Fab Forum:: 20 posts - Last post: Dec 19, 2005I have two Boston Terriers (sadly they live all the way in New Zealand with my parents but I get to see them in a few days when we go back http://www.beatlelinks.net/forums/showthread.php?t=24997HOME |
I would be doubtful of your ability to take care of a dog as well, so i don't blame mom for saying no. FYI crate training and potty training are part of the "taking care of" thing, so there should be no "offering" to do that... or anything, for that matter. PIF - Success Stories:: He now has a boston terrier brother named Whiskey and a doting father, Martin. Then my daughter went on Petfinder.com and she called me to get on it on http://www.pifanimalwelfare.com/success.htmHOME |
In addition, there would be no "letting me get a dog" if YOU aren't the one paying for the dog. You're essentially asking mom to buy you an expensive animal that she has doubts you'll take care of. Why should she do that when she already has to pay for the house, car(s), insurance, utilities, groceries, and everything else the family needs?
If you truly want to prove that you will take care of a dog, then i would volunteer at a shelter to gain some experience. Or get yourself a job - that way YOU can contribute to the two or more grand that will be spent in the first month. Barring that, give up. It's mom's house so her rules are golden.
show her your resources, and tell her all you are wanting to do, that it will be your responsibilty. theyre great smart easy learning dogs. eddie is cute and get him fixed young
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