We all knew it was possible for Cora to 'wash out' of a Service Dog training role and not make it through the final tests and requirements for public service... but we really weren't too concerned- she had the temperment tests passed and she is such a smart dog
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So I am hoping that Cora is healthy and happy in her new situation, which I am sure she will be, and her having a new home gives YOU more of the space you need to rest and heal and get healthy. LOVES!! to everyone.
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Then of course, seeing Corapants glom onto T with a passion was the sealing of the deal. That girl LOVES her new Mom!!
I think it's fabulous.
And of all the reasons to 'wash out', being over friendly is not one of the ones I expected. *GRIN*
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I can't begin to imagine how difficult this decision must have been for you. You are making the right choice though. She will be happier there, and it's not like you'll never get to see her again. I hope this new chapter is good thing for you and your partner, and Cora and her new family. I wish you all the very best.
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I am so proud to be able to have the opportunity to call you a friend, and I am so so sorry for your loss.
I was adopted, and while I don't know how I can speak for a dog, I do know that adopted kids raised in love, and given away in love and in the best interest of the child, will remember, appreciate and love their birth parents always. You are an amazing daddy, and you're wonderful, and you and J can do this. I know it.
I love you both so so much.
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