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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Oh its a toughy twinkle :-(
Personally, it breaks my heart to think that he's alone 99% of the time, dogs are natural pack animals, they dont react well to being left alone without company of any sort.
I think your quandry now is- you know he's cared for physically, but emotionally? id say no he's not.
I still dont understand why they are stubbornly refusing to have him rehomed.
What i'm trying to say here- I really dont know where you can or should go with this. Perhaps others may have sounder advise than me. I'm afraid imma softy and let my heart rule my head over things like this.
I agree that you have done what you can, I knew they had no common sense. At least they have tried to give him a nice place outside, he may start to guard his area more and more, depending on his breeding, (genetics). If he has food and shelter and a warm spot, then that is it. Try to get over there, if you could get him a few weekends in a row maybe you can take him to a training class, that would make him more pleasant to be around, he will always go nuts when he finally is reunited with his pack maybe training will help you get him under control. Try to do what you can for him.
Good luck and the best to you, you can always visit the topic again at a later date.
Did they ever say why they got a dog in the first place? And why they chose this particular breed? I was just curious...~/:\~
we got involved with a potential rescue once, young male weimaraner, no training, no exercise, had dug through a wooden door and eaten a 3 piece suite, poohed all over the house and bitten the wife. It didn't come to anything because they both "loved the dog too much to let him go" some people..........
well done twink though, Saint Francis sees you and blesses you
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