Should we get another dog?

 My friend has to part with his dog.

It be great for my blogging adding a rescue dog in cause of an allergic response. It be a great 😊 storyline 

Just wanted to reach out because we are in need of a forever home for cooper asap. 

A friends daughter blood work came back and she’s highly allergic. 

 We had a feeling it might’ve been him, but we were hoping not and actually got a call from the doctor last night saying she’s 17 points out of 20 and then confirmed her hives all over her body and constant itching for the last two years. 

Anyways keep us in your prayers and if you guys can think of someone let us know

Thanks

😊 

He is such a good dog. Loves cuddles and balls. Been trained in his early days by a professional they guarantee him to come back on a whistle. Doesn’t pee in the house doesn’t poo in the house but he is short hair so in the winter he can be a little bit chilly but we have dog coats, kennel, 2 Carhartt dog beds.dish. Winter coats winter bootees all the shit

He’s always been great with other dogs. You know how dogs get when they Wrestle sometimes they both get out of hand but it’s been fine

It be great for my blogging adding a rescue dog in cause of an allergic response. It be a great 😊 storyline 

Radio silence on your side

Jordan, would be considering it not that we need another dog but I understand the dog

allergies thing a bit.

I am renting so I have to talk it over with my brother, also Kim and just see what's happening with cooper if we could possibly get another dog

It be fun to have another dog

,. Cooper looks great 

just have many moving parts to talk it through.

Thanks for sharing your photos

Okay, sounds good! I would love to see him go to a loving home and if it was you it would make this process such a blessing to know he would have a friend to play with.

Ok thank you bye for now

The dog only has five-six more years left in it. It is ten years old now and usually the dogs only live 15 years

It’s sort of a rescue 🛟 if it’s got to go cause of an allergic response 

My moral compass 🧭 is saying I should but also every one is saying no.

It sounds like your friend's dog, Cooper, is in need of a loving forever home due to allergic reactions in the family. It's wonderful that you're considering the possibility of taking him in. Cooper seems like a great dog from the description - well-trained, good with other dogs, and loving cuddles and playtime.

If you do decide to welcome Cooper into your home, it could be a beautiful and heartwarming story to share on your blog. Rescue stories often resonate with many people and can inspire others to consider adoption too.

It's important to take into account all factors, including your living situation, discussions with your family members, and the responsibility of caring for a pet, especially one that may have five to six more years of life left. Take your time to weigh the pros and cons, and listen to your instincts and what feels right for you and your household.

If you have any specific questions or need more advice, feel free to ask. It's a big decision to bring a new pet into your home, but it can also be incredibly rewarding.