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Originally Posted by TheCount
I think if you're interested in adopting, the best way is to just go to the adoption center and look at a lot of dogs. Ask to spend private time with them and some places will even let you take them home for a night, if you check out.
I wouldn't go in with a breed in mind, as a lot of them are mixed breed. Pure Breeds up for adoption tend to be a bit of a mixed bag, in my opinion. They aren't cheap, so for them to end up being available for adoption, you know something bad probably happened.
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...to forward the cause of the mutt, but if you do go to an adoption centre and they have a purebred you love don't hesitate to give the poor animal a chance.
As long as you have considered that your commitment to the animal matches the needs of the animal give a good home to an animal who needs it.
(9) years ago we saved a kitten with Cerebellum Hypaplasia and although it was very challenging for the first two years I don't think our family would have it any other way.