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    <title>topic Flunking Fostering 101? in Community Chat</title>
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    <description>I have fostered greyhounds before without too much trouble. I always told myself that the dog will find a good home, and this is just temporary. I was sad to see them go, but it was never traumatic. Ocho is different. He just came to our house on Sunday, and I already am in love. He broke his leg at the track a few months ago and went to another foster home for rehab. His former foster mom is having a knee replacement so I took him. He has fit in perfectly with my two girl greys, and he's a perfect gentleman. He's also a beautiful brindle boy. Here's the problem. If I keep him, I know I won't be able to foster again for a while. DH is also complaining that he doesn't want three dogs. I understand that; they're expensive. I think I'm going to fight to keep him. What do you think?</description>
    <pubDate>Thu, 09 Dec 2010 03:37:25 GMT</pubDate>
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      <description>I have fostered greyhounds before without too much trouble. I always told myself that the dog will find a good home, and this is just temporary. I was sad to see them go, but it was never traumatic. Ocho is different. He just came to our house on Sunday, and I already am in love. He broke his leg at the track a few months ago and went to another foster home for rehab. His former foster mom is having a knee replacement so I took him. He has fit in perfectly with my two girl greys, and he's a perfect gentleman. He's also a beautiful brindle boy. Here's the problem. If I keep him, I know I won't be able to foster again for a while. DH is also complaining that he doesn't want three dogs. I understand that; they're expensive. I think I'm going to fight to keep him. What do you think?</description>
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