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suebisaga · 02-15-2008, 09:04 AM

I am the rescue who rescue them no orginiztion I have done rescue on my own for close to 20 yrs.
I haven't decided who too keep. One of my other dogs (a dutch shepherd) I am most likely having put to sleep since she is older,protection trained, and would be unstable in another home. One of the dogs is my husbands and he is going with him. He is a young male golden retreiver and would be easy to place. I have a soon to be 10 yr. old aussie I am keeping, a kelpie boy I may try to foster with a friend till I know more, then my corgis. I am not sure which one or ones to rehome.
Which is my problem. I can contact corgi rescue but am not there yet.
I just want to know how do people decide which to keep.
I have always had a huge pack of dogs, untill this time things have work out, they still may, I am still trying to make things work.

Thanks all,
Sue

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suebisaga Junior Member Status: Offline Posts: 12 Join Date: Dec 2007	02-15-2008, 09:04 AM I am the rescue who rescue them no orginiztion I have done rescue on my own for close to 20 yrs. I haven't decided who too keep. One of my other dogs (a dutch shepherd) I am most likely having put to sleep since she is older,protection trained, and would be unstable in another home. One of the dogs is my husbands and he is going with him. He is a young male golden retreiver and would be easy to place. I have a soon to be 10 yr. old aussie I am keeping, a kelpie boy I may try to foster with a friend till I know more, then my corgis. I am not sure which one or ones to rehome. Which is my problem. I can contact corgi rescue but am not there yet. I just want to know how do people decide which to keep. I have always had a huge pack of dogs, untill this time things have work out, they still may, I am still trying to make things work. Thanks all, Sue