birdfeeder
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Registered: Oct 2007
Local time: 05:47 AM
Location: WA State
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From what I understand the contract stated if the dog did not work out, they were supposed to let the agency know.
If that is correct, I can understand the agency's side as they would want to know the dog is well cared for.
What I don't like is that the agency took the dog from the family rather than check out the home and once determined the family was a good place, let the dog stay there. I do not recall reading anywhere that the family was not a good home for the dog.
I think at that point, it became more of an issue about control with the agency rather than a good home for the dog.
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10-18-2007 06:05 PM
