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Posted over 3 weeks ago
| Updated over 2 weeks ago
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Private owner (Cypress, TX)
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I inherited Bella 7 months ago when a neighbor decided after 3 days he couldn't keep her or her brother. I thought I could Foster Bella and find her a really good home. I already have a dog that is 5 years old and is a female. I introduced them and they got along pretty well but as the months went by the older dog started to not like the puppy. Their fights escalated to a point of the big dog wanting to literally kill the puppy grabbing her by the neck and her ears. I really love Bella and it makes me sad to have to rehome her but I know it is for the best for her because the older dog is not going to accept her. I've spoken to a trainer who agreed that I should rehome the puppy. At this point I have muzzles on both of them but they can still drink/eat but I don't feel like that is appropriate for them to live that way. Bella is so sweet, smart, listens to me and loves to cuddle. She's mostly an indoor dog but I feel she would enjoy being outdoors. She just needs human affection too.
I inherited Bella 7 months ago when a neighbor decided after 3 days he couldn't keep her or her brother. I thought I could Foster Bella and find her a really good home. I already have a dog that is 5 years old and is a female. I introduced them and they got along pretty well but as the months went by the older dog started to not like the puppy. Their fights escalated to a point of the big dog wanting to literally kill the puppy grabbing her by the neck and her ears. I really love Bella and it makes me sad to have to rehome her but I know it is for the best for her because the older dog is not going to accept her. I've spoken to a trainer who agreed that I should rehome the puppy. At this point I have muzzles on both of them but they can still drink/eat but I don't feel like that is appropriate for them to live that way. Bella is so sweet, smart, listens to me and loves to cuddle. She's mostly an indoor dog but I feel she would enjoy being outdoors. She just needs human affection too.
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What is Rehome?
If you see pets listed by a private owner, it means that they're available through the Rehome program - the safe, reliable, and free way to find a loving new home for your pet.