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Good Morning Everyone,
My name is Dolores and I am new to the forum. I have been searching for the past year for a dog to adopt and I thought I had up my mind on a Mastiff, but with the current state of affairs with the economy, I've decided to get a small or medium sized dog.
I've been a Vizsla lover for many years and this breed intrigues me and has captured my heart.
I'm hoping to learn a lot about the breed and to have many of my questions answered.
I currently do not have a dog; I've had dogs growing up, but have never owned one on my own. I currently own my condominium and I'm concerned that when I'm applying to rescues/shelters that I will be denied because I do not have a fenced in yard. I am active (not as much as some people), I run and jog and I think the Vizsla will be the perfect breed that will up my program and be a great companion over the coming years.
I hope you can all give me some insight about adopting with no fence and not having a vet (another prerequisite I can't fulfill, so how can I give a vet reference if I've never owned a dog????) reference. It's killing me that I don't have this requirements and I'm becoming easily disencouraged about possibly adopting.
Thank you for any comforting words you can offer. I'm about to give up and I really don't want to.
Dolores
Good Morning Everyone,
My name is Dolores and I am new to the forum. I have been searching for the past year for a dog to adopt and I thought I had up my mind on a Mastiff, but with the current state of affairs with the economy, I've decided to get a small or medium sized dog.
I've been a Vizsla lover for many years and this breed intrigues me and has captured my heart.
I'm hoping to learn a lot about the breed and to have many of my questions answered.
I currently do not have a dog; I've had dogs growing up, but have never owned one on my own. I currently own my condominium and I'm concerned that when I'm applying to rescues/shelters that I will be denied because I do not have a fenced in yard. I am active (not as much as some people), I run and jog and I think the Vizsla will be the perfect breed that will up my program and be a great companion over the coming years.
I hope you can all give me some insight about adopting with no fence and not having a vet (another prerequisite I can't fulfill, so how can I give a vet reference if I've never owned a dog????) reference. It's killing me that I don't have this requirements and I'm becoming easily disencouraged about possibly adopting.
Thank you for any comforting words you can offer. I'm about to give up and I really don't want to.
Dolores