♡ chin up
Look forward to getting your own pup

-gives you a big hug- That’s a bummer but as you said now you can look forward to eventually getting your own pup.

I have 4 pups... if I'm being honest. It's best when they pick you. You just go to an shelter and wait for em. Having one given to you is nice, or selecting some fancy breed. But the best one I've had came literally off the streets. So.. just wait, save up, then go find you one <3 you won't regret it. Dog love is.. it's awesome.

OH no its not the fact the dog didnt like me at all, it didnt even come to me, i was supposed to take it from someone due to it being aggressive to their child.
They decided to try andgive it another go but the older it gets the less i can take it on.
Sorry about the confusion
Edit i never even met the dog lol

-Gives many hugs-

‘Gasp!’ A pup rejected you!? It must be filled with... HERESY!

OH no its not the fact the dog didnt like me at all, it didnt even come to me, i was supposed to take it from someone due to it being aggressive to their child.
They decided to try andgive it another go but the older it gets the less i can take it on.
Sorry about the confusion
Edit i never even met the dog lol

Ah alright, still... that’s heresy xP

;O;

If anything, don't be sad, not all dogs are immediately open to people. Its best to get a dog comfortable with you. This has been known to take time.
In addition, most pets acquired by shelters, pounds, and adoption centers tend to be scared of humans. Most of the ones that are scared were also abused before or after they left their original owners.
You need for these animals to warm up to you over time. At worst, they will never warm up to you. If this happens, go find another pet. There will always be a pet that will open up to you and welcome you.
But, in case you have problems, you can always adopt a pet that has a hard time trusting you and loving them anyway. This is called being a good person.
Most animals are put down (euthanized) if they don't get owners after a long time. This is done by shelters that ARE NOT kill shelters. Kill shelters kill the animals after a few months, which is a short time. The more humane and morally acceptable shelters are required to kill the animals after a few years. All shelters kill their animals sadly.
A good person adopts an animal as long as they can care for it, and they have no other pet. Even if the pet is scared of them, the pet will live a happier, healthier life than if they are trapped in a cage their entire life being fed once or twice a day.
Remember to love all animals. These creatures endure horrible things before they find kind owners. I'm sure you are a kind owner if you are looking to adopt, and not go to a breeder or kennel. Mind you, its not bad to go to those places, because both breeders and kennels euthanize their extra animals they can't sell, and they often abuse their animals before they are ever sold. Their animals often leave very short lives, because of selective breeding, a form of popular inbreeding in which animals are bred with their parents or siblings to produce the so claimed 'best' purebreds.
Remember its never a bad choice to get a pet. Good people adopt pets. But never support kennels or breeders with money unless its a last resort.

OH no its not the fact the dog didnt like me at all, it didnt even come to me, i was supposed to take it from someone due to it being aggressive to their child.
They decided to try andgive it another go but the older it gets the less i can take it on.
Sorry about the confusion
Edit i never even met the dog lol