9 week older puppy gsd?
we got a 9 week old gsd two weeks ago we thought we could cope ok but finding it to much with are 8 months outdated baby as well thinking of rehomeing him but not to sure how it will affect him
bad idea. haven't you see that most people are ridding themselves of older more behaved dogs when have a baby? Why did you think a pup was a moral idea?
Anywho...It won't affect him to much.just as long as he goes to a completely good home. Give him back to the breeder...i.e. if the breeder will accept him back! (should whether he was a responsible breeder)
Other than that...please screen potential new homes vigilantly!
Why would you get a dog and get rid of it? Did you not do research beforehand? I think that you met to say aloud "our" 8 month" not are 8 months old. How cruel are you! You brought home a 7 week old pup? You must hold purchased the pup from an unreputable backyard breeder. A reputable breeder would take the pup back, as stated in the contract. You did return with a contract, didn't you? A good breeder will NEVER LET A PUP GO BEFORE IT'S AT LEAST EIGHT WEEKS OLD.
why word you get a dog and receive rid of it?
Well, that is pretty sad. Clearly you did not get it from a honourable breeder or you could take it back. I am sure the BYB you get it from will not.
Do it soon and it will affect him less than if you wait. You can't own had him very long.
Answers: He is babyish enough that rehoming him won't have a traumatic effect. He might whine for a bit, but he'll soon settle nicely into a bright home. Make sure you find a good domestic for him though. Hand him over to a German Shepherd rescue. If that is not possible, take your time and eyeshade potential homes.
I took in my GSD from someone who had to get rid of him when he be 4 months old. He is now 7 months and absolutely loves his relatives. He is super loyal, and though he prefers to have me in sight at adjectives times, has no major separation problems.
Thank you for keeping the dog's best interest in intellect, though I hope this will make you think twice before acquire a dog. Good luck!
Go to www.petfinder.com See if there is a GSD rescue in your nouns. They should be able to help you re-home him.
If he isn't too attached to you or your house he will be fine. It all depends on his identity.
