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by Klaus M on 08 September 2009 - 19:09
Hey, Wise Guy, nothing like giving away a dog that is not yours, is there? The dog you posted is neither for sale nor otherwise available. It is not even the dog that you identified.
If anyone wants to get this dog, please be advised the owner has no intention of giving it away to anyone. I have this information straight from the dog's owner, who does not frequent this DB.
If anyone wants to get this dog, please be advised the owner has no intention of giving it away to anyone. I have this information straight from the dog's owner, who does not frequent this DB.
by SitasMom on 08 September 2009 - 23:09
Oh, Oh tell us - what is the whole story???? Inquiring minds want to know!
by Klaus M on 10 September 2009 - 20:09
I do not know if you are being sarcastic...
But if you are not, this ad is a prank. I have no idea who it might be but the dog's owner has suspicions - no way to prove it. The guy is a loose cannon who often tells people that he works for the police as well as trains military and police dogs. No one in the area has heard of him. He attempted to get a local dog owner's puppy by lying and saying it had been abused. Animal control did take the dog but could not prove abuse. Before the owner could get a lawyer to reclaim it, this person got it out of the pound. Because he could not get the owner to surrender its paperwork, he got rid of it.
However, the puppy's owner had connections. It's a long story. The guy who took it out of the pound actually got another puppy that he thought was this one. Happy ending. This puppy , now 3.5 yrs old, is no longer in the USA but working as a service dog overseas. He has mistaken the owner's new dog as the one he thought he had and is not happy about it - he thought he was going to end up with a nice dog almost for free. That he would commit several crimes proves what kind of lying scum he is.
But if you are not, this ad is a prank. I have no idea who it might be but the dog's owner has suspicions - no way to prove it. The guy is a loose cannon who often tells people that he works for the police as well as trains military and police dogs. No one in the area has heard of him. He attempted to get a local dog owner's puppy by lying and saying it had been abused. Animal control did take the dog but could not prove abuse. Before the owner could get a lawyer to reclaim it, this person got it out of the pound. Because he could not get the owner to surrender its paperwork, he got rid of it.
However, the puppy's owner had connections. It's a long story. The guy who took it out of the pound actually got another puppy that he thought was this one. Happy ending. This puppy , now 3.5 yrs old, is no longer in the USA but working as a service dog overseas. He has mistaken the owner's new dog as the one he thought he had and is not happy about it - he thought he was going to end up with a nice dog almost for free. That he would commit several crimes proves what kind of lying scum he is.
by SitasMom on 11 September 2009 - 01:09
A tiny bit sarcastic...and a whole lot curious!
Some people are just crazy. Thanks for sharing.
Some people are just crazy. Thanks for sharing.
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