PebHmong Discussion Forum
Hobbies & Interests => Pet Forum => Topic started by: Luckyman on May 15, 2011, 10:52:40 AM
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Has anyone every ditched there dog into the woods, because you can't make time for them, plus couldn't find anyone to care for them? You love them but gotta let them go......!!
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I once ditched my pet hamster in a Kmart empty parking lot. Hope the little booger is doing fine. :-\
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That is ducking low. At least find the dog another home or take the dog to the poung. O0 :( ;D
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Put the pet on craigslist and say FREE. Believe me, you'll get responses up the arsh!
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I thought about releasing my turtles into the lakes because they are getting big, and I want them to be in their most natural environment but they've always been raised as domestic pets, so I want to make sure they are safe. I know for sure they won't survive through the winter, but I did find a herpetology study site here in Mn where they rescue reptiles and or intake them from previous owners for adoption. I will be giving my four turtles up for adoption next month.
I'm not surprised. You're good at dumping things when you no longer have interest in them. >:(
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I love my dog too much.
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give them to science!!!...
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Wait, you have to pay to dump your dog at the shelter? That's why Hmone people just dump them at the park. ???
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Sell em to the pho restaurants or mexican taco trucks. hahaha.
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i heard people would take them there during non-business hour and tie him/her to the door of the shelter. This avoid the $25-$50 fee. ;D
Guess you can't do this if he/she is microchipped.. ..damn, damn, damn!!!
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i had no choice but to give my turtles away. i took them to balboa park, and released them there..... :'( :'( :'(
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the dog pound around me will not charge if you say you saw it running loose and would like to do the city a favor by catching it alive and turn it in.
My very first dog, I tried such a stunt but it found its way home. My last one, I did the park gig but head to the baseball pen with them fences. Stupid dog is a waste of your time and energy to raise. You do not have to run away from it, it automatic runs away from you. A week later, saw a guy who lives near that park with the beagle I tried to get rid of. Thank you sir, you are a kind being.
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Has anyone every ditched there dog into the woods, because you can't make time for them, plus couldn't find anyone to care for them? You love them but gotta let them go......!!
In Hmong folktales, and perhaps some reality tales, this has been called nrauj zoo! You take them to the woods and pretend to be doing something with them, then you tell them to stay there while you go to fetch water, but you never come back for them and they can't find their way back home. This has happened not just to dogs but humans, e.g. orphans in particular.
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Put the pet on craigslist and say FREE. Believe me, you'll get responses up the arsh!
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I don't but my brother and his wife has done it to their black lab. My sister has done this to her little puppy. The kids cried for months. It was super sad. She said that her husband took him to this one park and he thought he was going to get to play. As soon as the dog got out of the car, he took off and the dog was running with all her might to catch the car... but lost the car. It was sad, I was crying when they told me this story. There are shelter or humane society where you just pay a small fees for them to take your pet.
We did this once and we'll never do it again. One female was given to us, we bought another female, and the male was my bil's, but we reimbursed him what he purchased. The story goes like this. We were still living at the apartment and didn't pay for the pet fee. When there is only 1 puppy, she's potty trained and my husband was paranoid about letting her/them use the backyard. My husband saw the 2nd girl on craigslist and we wanted a teacup, so we went to look at it. She was pure white and was shivering (no heat in that house), so we fell in love w/ her and decided to buy her. A few weeks later, my bil didn't want to his the male, so we decided to add him to our collection, With the three of them, they didn't care to use the pad no more, so after 3 months, we got really sick and tired of cleaning after them, and made a decision to ditch them at a rich neighborhood.
It was a pretty day, but as we ditched them, (similar like your post), it started to spinkle. I told the spouse to turn back, but he said no. Later that night, we talked about them and the situation and we both were crying and missing them. The next day, we went back, there's no sign of them. Later that evening, I packed them some roast ribs and placed it under a tree. We'd continue to go back every day for the next two days. Finally on the 4th day, I kept on calling their names and the two younger ones came out, OMG....I was so happy to see them with tears falling out. I went back for her fthe whole week and there was no site of her. We were sadden by our actions and felt sorry for her, but laam ua ib sab.
We love them so much that we decided to buy a house so they'll have their freedom and keep them happy. They only eat meat, not left over meat, but the meat that my husband and son eats...pork ribs, beef, chicken, pigeons and etc.
I'm estatic because my youngest female is having her liter any day now. I believe I'm more excited than her. Yes, she loves it when I feel her puppies....the ir movements. I feel it several times a day.
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Wow... people. There are better ways to let your pets go HUMANELY as possible.
There are no kill shelters that will take the pets and placed them in foster homes till they are adopted. This is better option then the humane society.
Taking in a pet is a very big responsibility, in as you need to treat it as member of your family not just an animal. Otherwise you will never be able to sustain taking care of the pet to begin with. Most people make the mistake of committing to a pet because they want one only to find out they cant handle it. Pets are toys that after your done with it you can just throw it away...
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Well, I did it (the unhumane way) let him go. We took him to the park and played there for about an hour or so. As the sky started to get dark, we decided that it was time to go home. As I was still playing catch with him, this time, it would be OUR last catch together. I knew that I had to throw the ball EXTRA HARD and EXTRA FAR so that I have enough time to run to the car, start it up and put the peddle to the metal. With all my might, I threw the tennis ball as hard as my eyes can see. He started to gun after the ball as it is still traveling through the air about 60-70 MPH. As he was about 1/4 miles away from me, I started sprinting to my car. I locked the door and started the car...to my surprise the car did not turn over. I was like, DAMN IT!!! and tried to restart her the second time. This time she turned over and I put her into reverse to get out of the parking stall. As soon as I cleared the parking stall, my dog had already retrieved the ball and was on his way back to me. I was like, OMG! OMG! as I put her into 1st gear and floored her. GOD DAMN car stalled righ there and then. I was freaking out with WFT! WFT! I restarted her up and looked through my readview mirror. I can see him running back closer to me. I floor her once more and this time, I was squirlling like a mofo. Looking back on my rearview mirror, the image of him was getting smaller and smaller. I can still hear him barking at me, as his sign of saying, "Hey, you forgot about it." As I reach 2 and 3rd gear, I was well on my way out of the park. Distance of him barking could still be hear so I just roll up the mirror so that I could not longer hear him.
When I got home, everyone asked me, "So, did you do it?" I'm like "yeah, I did" now leave me alone. I needed time for myself.
GOT-CHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BUT IT SURE WAS A GREAT STORY!!!!!
I seriously did take him back to the dog pound because he was microchipped under my name. NEVER leave a dog stranded with your information on the microchip. You could be fine for abandonment from PETA!!!!!
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Wow... people. There are better ways to let your pets go HUMANELY as possible.
There are no kill shelters that will take the pets and placed them in foster homes till they are adopted. This is better option then the humane society.
Taking in a pet is a very big responsibility, in as you need to treat it as member of your family not just an animal. Otherwise you will never be able to sustain taking care of the pet to begin with. Most people make the mistake of committing to a pet because they want one only to find out they cant handle it. Pets are toys that after your done with it you can just throw it away...
Love them like you love your child. Dogs are so smart, like human. They have feelings and they'll sense when you're about to sell or gie them away, especially if you love them so much. They'll cry...not only whimper, but literally cry, as in tears rolling down their eyes.
FACT: NEVER GIVE YOUR PUPPIES AWAY FOR FREE. if they get it for free, they'll ge rid f it like nothing. My little princess is about to have her 1st liter and we have no plans of giving it to family members for free. People only like them when they're tiny and cute. My dogs are my companions when my husband's not home. They're great watch dogs (well, at least, keeps me alert)...even chases spirits away from oe's property. I love mine, they're mybabies.
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We did this once and we'll never do it again. One female was given to us, we bought another female, and the male was my bil's, but we reimbursed him what he purchased. The story goes like this. We were still living at the apartment and didn't pay for the pet fee. When there is only 1 puppy, she's potty trained and my husband was paranoid about letting her/them use the backyard. My husband saw the 2nd girl on craigslist and we wanted a teacup, so we went to look at it. She was pure white and was shivering (no heat in that house), so we fell in love w/ her and decided to buy her. A few weeks later, my bil didn't want to his the male, so we decided to add him to our collection, With the three of them, they didn't care to use the pad no more, so after 3 months, we got really sick and tired of cleaning after them, and made a decision to ditch them at a rich neighborhood.
It was a pretty day, but as we ditched them, (similar like your post), it started to spinkle. I told the spouse to turn back, but he said no. Later that night, we talked about them and the situation and we both were crying and missing them. The next day, we went back, there's no sign of them. Later that evening, I packed them some roast ribs and placed it under a tree. We'd continue to go back every day for the next two days. Finally on the 4th day, I kept on calling their names and the two younger ones came out, OMG....I was so happy to see them with tears falling out. I went back for her fthe whole week and there was no site of her. We were sadden by our actions and felt sorry for her, but laam ua ib sab.
We love them so much that we decided to buy a house so they'll have their freedom and keep them happy. They only eat meat, not left over meat, but the meat that my husband and son eats...pork ribs, beef, chicken, pigeons and etc.
I'm estatic because my youngest female is having her liter any day now. I believe I'm more excited than her. Yes, she loves it when I feel her puppies....the ir movements. I feel it several times a day.
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:violent1: :violent1: Dang, you got me there! I was about to say something really mean and hurtful to you.. but I'm glad that you did the right thing.
I know, I know.....but just wanted to see how much LOVE do you really give to your pet. O0
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That's just sad! We had to give our dog away due to my MIL. She was causing a lot of drama with my family and I because she wanted us to get rid of our dog. + we just had a child, so all the more reason for her to talk. Sadly, I let her win because it actually got to the point where my mom and I were verbally fighting about it. Anyhow, it never crossed my mind to take him somewhere and leave him there, nor did I think about taking him to a shelter. We ended up giving our dog to my husband's co-worker. Our dog was 2 when we gave him away. I was sad and cried because we got him when he was only a few weeks old. We loved him and invested money and time to train him. Super smart dog. He’s super happy where he is now and receives so much love from his now owners. It’s just the couple, their kids are grown and they had lost their dog not too long ago, and so it was perfect timing for them. We occasionally get updates and a few months ago got a picture of him. He’s gotten chubby, cause they feed him table food, which was something we didn’t do. Sometimes I wish we kept him… but seeing how he is now, all that matters is he’s with people who loves him as much as we did.
Don’t get a dog if you’re not going to spend time with it. I have to admit, I see and know Hmong families who have dogs and they just chain them outside and hardly play with them. It’s sad. My sister once told me that our cousin had a doxie and they didn’t event take her to get groomed. Her nails were so long, you could hear it clacking on the floor whenever she walked. She said they also kept her in a closet. That’s just sad and shameful.
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You folks are pretty cold hearted, especially the ladies. I thought females are more compassionate towards animals, but after reading some of you women's story..... best stand at least 20 feet away from my Pet Rock or else!!
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you people are horrible bastards!
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We just bought a puppy a month ago and I can't imagine just leaving her at a park. That is a cruel thing to do. If I didn't have time for a dog, I wouldn't get one. And if later I learned I made a bad decision to get one because I didn't have time, then I'd adopt it to someone I trusted or give it to the shelter and pay the fee.
Evelynn, where do you live that you can allow your dog to have puppies? In our area, we have to get them nutured/spade otherwise we'll get in big trouble.
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We had our poodle over 5 years. The last two years, we have been neglecting her. Leaving her in the crate for over 8 hours plus during weekdays and both days on weekend almost every other weeks when we had to travel for soccer related. Finally found her a good home, she's very happy there. Went to visit her twice now, and the couples send us pictures once a while. We miss her, but she is at a better place. It's all we ever wanted, a home that give her the time that we do not have. It was very sad giving her up but we had too.
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I went hunting this one time I believe it was thanksgiving day.. I saw this black lab that was ditch by someone else.. It was under a small bridge shivering cold.. I decided that after I hunt and on my way back to the car if the dog is still there im gonna take it home.. But as I walked about in the woods I heard a truck came by and look around and pick the dog up.. It's just mes up how people just do that.. If u know u can't take care of that kind of animal don't take the chance.. Think twice before doing it.. Don't just go pick one up because u want one think about the future. I was thinking about getting a German sherperd but with my 3 kids to take care of and work im not gonna have enough time for the dog..
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If you cannot take care of a dog then I suggest not having children. You can learn a lot from a person and how they care for their pets.
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Y'all are fcked up if you're seriously considering doing this.
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You could drive your car over your dog and pretend it was an accident. I think that's how my dad killed a cat.
Anyway, don't get a dog if you can't handle it. If a dog is too much, get a cat.
I love my cat. I bought her for $50, but she feels like a $20,000 cat. Best investment I ever made.
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And you wonder why... a few stupid people make the masses look like a bunch of retards.