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I have a Pomeranian cross shitzu 7 month old puppy that needs a home.

He is a lovely thing but I have to move house and he can not come with me.

FREE to GOOD home :ohmy:

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Whereas now he's a giant? :P

I reallllllly want it, but my folks won't let me get it, I'm buying my house soon and would take it straight away then, but sadly i must comply with the rules of the roost.

I got 2 dogs and moveing into a place that I had to FIGHT with them for one. I chose my other dog I have owned for 7 years over the little fellow as I thought I could find him a home :woot:

Its a BIATCH as he is lovely but someone must need a dog who is going thru a breakup or a grandma that needs some companionship??

This brings back memories of my pure bred poofterranian... twas a cute dog, twas a frisky little poof, twas rather gay really :O

May you rest in peace my gay dog :down:

I'm astounded that you are giving him away - should sell it and get some money off that gay ass :)

Yeah he may be gay I dont know but he humps anything that moves he he he he

7 month old puppies are not worth anything really, he was worth the money when I bought him for $500 thou gulp

noakespg yeah ask your grandma it would be a great dog for an older person as he is very affecionate.

Dan

I can look after the dog for alittle while if you want. RSPCA isn't that bad, I got my dog from there. Only problem is where the dog/pet is going to, so there is no way they're gonna get my bro's cat.

Daniel,

I'm emailing some people I know and spreading the word as I too wouldn't like to see him go to the RSPCA.

I'll let you know ASAP if I get any interest, have you got an email address you can PM me so I can attach it to an email I'll send around?

Cheers.

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