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this post was submitted on 08 Oct 2024
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Yep I'd say it's better to find someone you can leave him with while you're overseas.
Oh i just kinda assumed that since they wanna bring the dog and didnt mention vacation that they were moving permanently. You think its a vacation?
They mentioned a “starting city”.
My advice for OP would be to treat the dog as if it’s someone they’re responsible for, and plan their life around the dog instead of the other way around.
Whether it’s moving or vacation, the question of the dog should have been handled first, not last.
Agree. The dog doesn't care for the destination anyways.
“Is there food there?”