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<blockquote data-quote="lostforgottensoul" data-source="post: 1729470" data-attributes="member: 32087"><p>I have. And have a plan for basically everything. I already have a spare crate in the box that will has a separator. I plan to crate the puppy if I cannot be with it and tether the puppy when I am home (to me). I have a setup already. I have a whole set of spare toys, a bed that I am sitting next to, and nothing is high enough for the puppy to get to. Plus I couldn't care less about furniture. I also have 4 weeks of vacation set aside for the puppy so I can be around for potty training and bonding. I have several ways to exercise the puppy several times a day. Have also spoken to the breeder and a trainer about this. Have been planning it for like 2 yrs. I think it's solid but my PTSD doesn't become effected by this sort of thing. If anything the distraction helps.</p><p></p><p>ETA: The thing is, if I am going to pay that much, I would much rather get a puppy and start exposure from day one (after shots and vet visits and all). I would rather know the history and back story of the dog. I am totally ok taking a rehome but I'm not going to pay $1,200 for one when I don't know what happened to that dog for 13 months. I've already trained a rescue and there are more possible issues that come up for rescues during training that can take a long time to train out then those that happen in the puppy stage. I think I'm solid on the puppy part. But just am not going to pay that much for a rescue. I'm just not. Not against taking a rescue service work, which again is why I made the ad,, but if I have my preference I would rather have a puppy and if I am paying in the thousands it will be a puppy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lostforgottensoul, post: 1729470, member: 32087"] I have. And have a plan for basically everything. I already have a spare crate in the box that will has a separator. I plan to crate the puppy if I cannot be with it and tether the puppy when I am home (to me). I have a setup already. I have a whole set of spare toys, a bed that I am sitting next to, and nothing is high enough for the puppy to get to. Plus I couldn't care less about furniture. I also have 4 weeks of vacation set aside for the puppy so I can be around for potty training and bonding. I have several ways to exercise the puppy several times a day. Have also spoken to the breeder and a trainer about this. Have been planning it for like 2 yrs. I think it's solid but my PTSD doesn't become effected by this sort of thing. If anything the distraction helps. ETA: The thing is, if I am going to pay that much, I would much rather get a puppy and start exposure from day one (after shots and vet visits and all). I would rather know the history and back story of the dog. I am totally ok taking a rehome but I'm not going to pay $1,200 for one when I don't know what happened to that dog for 13 months. I've already trained a rescue and there are more possible issues that come up for rescues during training that can take a long time to train out then those that happen in the puppy stage. I think I'm solid on the puppy part. But just am not going to pay that much for a rescue. I'm just not. Not against taking a rescue service work, which again is why I made the ad,, but if I have my preference I would rather have a puppy and if I am paying in the thousands it will be a puppy. [/QUOTE]
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