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Adopting from Romania

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Tedber Mon 23-Sept-19 19:59:43

Yes...will do! Thanks BlueBelle...I am just being stupid.

BlueBelle Mon 23-Sept-19 19:11:28

It probably is the language tedner woof woof
Love is the same in all languages I bet you ll grow to love it you ll have to post a pic when it arrives

Tedber Mon 23-Sept-19 18:43:09

Thanks BlueBelle. You are right! Not sure what is bothering me the most. Dog not here yet - arrives Saturday. I am maybe thinking it will speak a different language bahaha. Anyway, it isn't a whim and I know she will put in time and effort with her.

BlueBelle Mon 23-Sept-19 18:29:21

My friend has adopted from Romania and there are a group of local people who all meet up and have group walks The dogs are wonderful and no better or worse than local dogs if a dog needs a home why does it matter where they come from No reason to be more afraid of a dog from overseas they will be free of illness or injuries and matched carefully I believe they keep in touch afterwards too
are you afraid of her having a second dog or are you afraid of it coming from overseas and if it’s the latter Why?

I wouldn’t have two dogs if the children are very small but that’s just my personal preference plenty of people let their babies grow up with dogs

Tedber Mon 23-Sept-19 18:05:39

My DD has gone ahead and adopted a dog from Romania. Whilst I understand her emotional reasons, I think she is taking on a lot as she already has a dog and three young children! I tried to dissuade her in fact!

Has anyone any experience of adopting from abroad? My feeling there were more than enough in this country if she needed to re-house?

Having said that she is doing it properly through Dog's Trust and I must say they have been very thorough in their investigations and been to her house to assess - given pointers on what she will need etc - in fact more thorough than when she brought her babies home! They have confirmed the dog needs canine company.

I don't know why I feel scared but I do?