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pugsnmutts   Nov 27th 2008 at 3:07PM have u considered taking ur dogs along to whichever country u r going to?

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junlee   Nov 27th 2008 at 3:22PM y dun bring thm along?so pity...thy wil miss u soooooooo much...juz only thy cant say..wat problem u have?

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Dorgarus   Nov 27th 2008 at 4:50PM same here take them along don't Abandon them.

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vivi   Nov 27th 2008 at 5:02PM Sometimes it's hard to make decisions rite? Rather than give to other people u don't know, have u try asking ur relatives or friends that are a dog lovers too. Who knows they can help u and plus... it's easy to get to know more bout ur dogs condition after u leave. Rite? But still the same, If can really really don give up ur dog too easily.

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vchern   Nov 27th 2008 at 5:14PM I like MIA but i have 2 small dogs at home, my sze tzu do not like the dog bigger size than him.

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junlee   Nov 27th 2008 at 11:04PM if thy can talk,thy wil say : mumy..dun leave me...... so plz if can,plz bring thm along.u r d 1 who saved thm..n d only 1 who can b believed....thy only hav u.dun let thm go again like last time their owner let thm go,cos d hurt juz one time is enough......abandoned by d ppl dat thy love,hows d heartbroken...thy juz duno how2say only....o do as vivi said,if really hav2do it,beter giv2 ur relative...somtimes u can come back n visit thm...but beter dun leave thm...where is phnom penh?seem like hard2bring thm wth....thn u hav2find ur relative or ur friends....

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sling2   Nov 29th 2008 at 6:32AM have explored options to bring them but it is working against us. seeked advise on bringing our dogs along but in a dog meat eating country (will not name it for obvious reasons), it is very common dogs go missing mysteriously overnight. which would we prefer? to let our dogs end up in a cooking pot or a home that will care and love them the same way we do? and the cost to bring them there. we are not in a position where we can afford to take them over. it'll basically cost us a car to able to cargo them over. upon vet's advise, mongo at such an old age may not survive the trip. dorgarus, junleewei- i do not have a problem but i have an uphill task of looking for a good home for my beloved dogs. let me emphasize that i am not abandoning my dogs but simply trying to rehome them. its bad enough that we have the pain of parting and trying to find a good home for with them, not having to read about uncalled comments of us abandoning our dogs. please do think carefully before making baseless comments of us abandoning them. hopefully there are kind souls out there who understand our situation and would love to take them in.

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junlee   Nov 29th 2008 at 11:04AM yup...u r corect.dats quite expensive 2bring thm oversea.n oso mongo old oready...i know ur feeling,its hard2do dis choise.anyway,did u try2find ur relative or friends2help?

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mahjonkooi   Nov 30th 2008 at 1:50PM hey..i am looking fro an obedient male dog with mild temperament.mayb u can contact me at me know if ur male doggy still available.i have no dogs at home and would be happy to have one.i used to keep dog back in my hometown.

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sling2   Dec 2nd 2008 at 7:02AM mah - how can i get in touch with you?

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good news - mia has found a new home!

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vivi   Dec 3rd 2008 at 10:40PM Congrats. :) Who adopted Mia? and wat bout Mongo?

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sling2   Dec 5th 2008 at 1:37PM mia's new owner is a mid-aged dog lover that lost his dog recently and he was looking for a new companion.

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mongo is still available for adoption.

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