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LouiLoui   May 31st 2010 at 10:50AM Hi Tigger, under no matter what circumstances, Nico is part of your family. I bet you do know that she will live for 10-15 years when you purchase her. So, you shd have include her in whatever your future plan is. You dun give birth to your child and bcoz your financial not so rosy anymore or moving home or migrating etc, then you give up your child for certain sum of $$$!!! Have you ever tot how this will impact Nico emotionally? Pls pls pls reconsider.....

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tigger   May 31st 2010 at 3:18PM We actually do not have a choice. We have to migrate due to my husband's work. Naturally, we did not know of this - or we definitely would not have bought her for RM 1,700. Additionally, I have 3 children who adore Nico - and are forced to give her up - amongst other things, mainly their family and friends. Whatever Nico will or is feeling is recipocrated in this family. Thank you for your concern. It is good to know that there are real pet lovers out there, just like ourselves :-) Have a blessed day.

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twinklekaur   May 31st 2010 at 8:46PM ur dog should be in "dogs for sale" not "for adoption"

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yenyen79   May 31st 2010 at 9:33PM Adoption fees incurred does not mean they are selling their dog. They put adoption fees that high is to get serious adopter only.

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nicson   Jun 1st 2010 at 10:15PM but some of the adopter dont really can afford the fee..

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ManekiNeko   Jun 2nd 2010 at 8:03AM Hi, Nicson -- that's true, but please also think about it this way: If the adopter cannot afford the RM400 fee, can he afford the expenses of regular professional grooming this dog will need? Can he afford good food, and vet bills for routine check-ups and vaccinations?

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LouiLoui   Jun 4th 2010 at 4:42PM Hi Tigger, Congrates on getting Nico adopted. I believe her new family will cont your love to her. All the best on you and your family in future undertaking ;-)

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