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It is no secret that every kid dreams of having a puppy. They often beg their parents all year for a dog. Of course, a Christmas puppy might sound like an adorable idea, but puppies are a lot of work! (Click title to read more!)
Instead of a Puppy for Christmas, Consider a Rescue! — Mabel the Rescue Dog
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my son asked for a puppy one year for Christmas shortly after our beagle died. I got him one…a stuffed animal dog. He wasn’t too impressed (“I meant a real one mom!) but he still sleeps with it to this day!
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😀 Kids are usually not up to the job of caring for an animal like it should, so it usually comes down to mum and if she isn’t really comitted to care for it it is better not to give an animal as a present. A dog/cat is not for Christmas only, it is for life !
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Adorable Mabel. Rescues are the way to go.
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I totally agree !
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Thank you for sharing my post! 🙂
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I’m all for adoption. I have 2 adopted dogs.
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