Stray dog found trying to save injured dog’s life on road given loving foster home, but when adopters arrive the foster pawrent realized she made a mistake, one that would be corrected very shortly: ‘It just feels so right to have him back in my house.’

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    "So now I have four large dogs."
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    And I need a name for my new guy. He was named Remington in the shelter and I left it because it is a perfectly lovely name, but I have a Rumi already and a Rumi and a Remi would be confusing.
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    He has a special story. He is a Great Pyrenees/Anatolian Shepherd mix, and was found as a stray with a female Great Pyrenees who had been injured (hit by a car we presume). He was found trying to drag her off the road to save
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    her. She unfortunately passed from her injuries. He was quite devastated by that loss. So I was hoping for a name that might somewhat fit into his
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    story as a man who has lost the love of his life, or the male figure in a tragic love story. I have come up with Orpheus, which I do rather like, but I was just hoping for some other suggestions.
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    A little more to his story if you are interested: he was actually adopted out yesterday (Sunday) to a lovely lady with a very sweet 10 year old girl. He and the girl hit it off immediately. I originally
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    A little more to his story if you are interested: he was actually adopted out yesterday (Sunday) to a lovely lady with a very sweet 10 year old girl. He and the girl hit it off immediately. I originally
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    This family had no other dogs, but the mom does work from home, so I thought I would give it a try since he would not be alone all day.
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    I have let fosters go in the past and it is always sad, but seeing what their new home will offer them, there is always a sense of joy and satisfaction with it.
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    But as soon as they drove away with Remington, I was just left with the most awful feeling that I had made a mistake. I cried and cried and cried and just could not rid myself of the feeling that I had
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    betrayed him and that this was not the right family for him. I put it off to just being overly attached to him and overly emotional and reminded myself that he
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    and the little girl had hit it off immediately and he would adore being doted on. He so loves to be petted and groomed. Well it seems my instincts were right, and I should
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    listen to them more. I got a call this morning that she didn't think it was going to work out with him. He had been up all night, pacing, whining, unable to relax, wouldn't go in his crate, wanted out then back in. The lady
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    already had an a ✓ disorder and said she didn't think she could handle his even though she was sure he would settle down after a couple of weeks.
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    Without hesitation I of course took him back and she brought him home to me at lunch today. And with even less hesitation | told my rescue group I would be adopting him. I cannot bear to let him go again.
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    So now I have four large dogs, and living by myself that can be quite a bit to handle, but it just feels so right to have him back in my house.
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    If you read this, thank you for bearing with my rambling. I am just so madly in love with this guy and after nursing him through heartworm treatment, it just seems that much more right that he is now mine forever.
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