And then there were 4 (Pugs)

[Lotz-A-Landies]

Some of you may know I have a male and a female Pug. Anyway late last year they had their first litter of 3 pups and as most people know, 5 Pugs in a household is a nightmare. The logical thing is to get rid of the pups and have a sane house to live in.

I arranged to sell the litter to a breeder and drop them off in early january, but my flatmate (and owner of the bitch) didn't want to go that route. The result is that for the last couple of months we have 3 puppies redeploying anything that was small enough to bite and not bolted down. Shoes being a particular favourite. All I wanted was for them to be gone!

Well today someone came and bought one of the female puppies for his 7 year old and now I'm all sad she's gone! :( :( :(

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Diana
That's why, over the years, I haven't sold any of my Land Rovers:angel:

[Olive Drab]

I have been looking after 2 dogs for people i know that are O/S. A ridgeback and a weimerarner, they are leaving in april. Which will leave my little girl, staffy x cattle all on her lonesome. Being that it is Mrs. O/D's birthday in April and she has mentioned how cute she thinks Pugs are. The two birds with one stone thing comes to mind.
Do you want these other 2 gone, we would only want one.
Cheers
Jason
i imagine I'll be pretty sad to see the two big boys go too

[Lotz-A-Landies]

Yes I'd like them to go to a good home, but having a male and female sibling living together at least one would need to be de-sexed.

They are pure-bred unregistered but still quite valuable, so Pug rescue is not yet on the cards.

Then I'll be even more sad when they go. :( :(