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crypticgirl) wrote2008-11-19 06:17 pm
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Today I found out I won't be getting Ashton back. The meds seem to be helping him, but the school has determined that the behaviour issues we were seeing - which were caused by his size and my subsequent inability to control him properly - weren't going to go away. The instructors will arrange a chance to say a proper goodbye and I will go back on the waiting list for another dog.
I don't really have any words for how this makes me feel right now.
I don't really have any words for how this makes me feel right now.
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I'm missing him, though, and I have no idea how I'll adjust to a new dog.
Ashton
Jordie
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*hugs* I'll try calling you tomorrow if I can.
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They've got a batch of dogs going through now, but apparently most of them have already been matched. Otherwise it looks like it'll be March or April at the least. Both options have advantages and disadvantages: on the one hand it'd be good to get on with things, on the other hand some emotional distance between grieving Ashton and getting a new dog could be helpful.
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Mum was asking me about Ashton on the weekend and I had a funny feeling that this sort of news would be coming soon.
I was so privelleged to have my assessment walk with Ashton. It is sad to know he won't be working, because I could feel how much he enjoyed it.
Lots of sadness, hugs and support from me Kerry and Mum, and anyone else who met Ashtom over here.
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He'll have a good life, I know that. He's such a lovely big sook that I'm sure he'll be loved and cared for where-ever he goes. But it's still sad.
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I'm so sorry to hear about Ashton. Am sending you hugs your way.
Hugs
Melissa
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