Good for you heathernicole. Take your time and talk to the staff, they should be able to help pick one that's a match for you and your daughter. I'd recommend one that's a little older than 2. People rip out their hair because the insist on getting a puppy and then are totally overwhelmed with their busy lives and a puppy that doesn't stay physically small for long but does stay a puppy
! They finally cave and dump them at a shelter - usually just when they are going to start, well not calming down, but at least being able to listen if you get my drift.
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I thought it was interesting how the portrayed the "pound" as they called it in the movie though. They were stupid and very mean men that didnt want what was best for the dogs. They made a point to really emphasize this and the goal towards the end of the movie was to get those dogs away from the mean men and to a no kill shelter. While that whole scenario is very sad in our world, it would be much sadder if those dogs were starving on the streetsand unfortunately no kill shelters are not available everywhere. I guess maybe in Hollywood they are. I dont know, maybe I am reading too much into it. I am not some big animal advocate although I do love them. Did anyone else see this movie and notice this? Just curious what others thought.
