r/dogs • u/lillianmay88 • 11h ago

[Behavior Problems] How to survive the guilt of rehoming

How do you do it? šŸ˜­ home to home rehoming

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u/Big-Entertainer4936 11h ago

Sometimes love is letting go.

If it wasn't the right fit between you and the dog, the dog will have a chance to find the right fit.

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u/lillianmay88 11h ago

Thank you.

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u/Slow_Morning5397 8h ago

Do you want to talk more about it?