Oh jeeze I'm a horrible person for rehoming my pets!! God forbid situations change and I try to do right by my dogs. Whatever. If you don't want to give my dogs a better life, don't freaking look at my ads! and Definitely don't tell me how stupid I am and that I should burn in HE|_|_ for it!! I'm not stupid, things have changed in life and I am doing whats best for them and whats fair. God people, get a freaking life!! 

oh Nevermind, I shouldn't even post them publicly... just throw them out in the street. I'd rather be called some names and have a good family find them than just throw them in the streets. PERSON THAT SAID EVIL THINGS, you are a genius! Clearly you are a much better person than me. You can handle EVERYTHING. 

TAKING HER NAME DOWN BECAUSE I WANT TO BE THE BIGGER PERSON 

don't even worry about what some non face person says on the internet. for a little while I had 4 dogs in my house (i know its bad I don't need the hate alright?) but before i ever got the 4th dog I knew it was time for one of them to move on cause he was fighting with my kids and biting them and being a jerk the whole time I had him. But I had to find him the right home. So, i found him a home that fit. It took time and I broke some rules allong the way but its worth it to me to know he found his perfect match. Sometimes behaviours in dogs don't show right away and just because you re-home a dog doesn't mean that you are a bad person, don't worry about what that idiot said cause its YOUR buisness NOT theirs and you don't have to answer to anyone for whatever disicion you made :) 

FAW dont worry about it like brina said, sometimes things happen and tough decisions have to be made. noone can walk in your shoes but you. if this is whats best then its whats best for you 

just because you re-home a dog doesn't mean that you are a bad person, I agree. I actually think that it makes you a better person because you realized you can't take on the responsibility so you are finding someone who can instead of keeping the dog and the dog ending up being neglected because you don't want to deal with it. Sometimes we think we are ready for animals or we are ready for more but then we get them and realize that we can't take on the responsibility or life changes and you just can't keep them so you have a choice to find someone else who will be better for the dog and I don't think there's any harm in that. I would rather a dog go to a home where they get the attention they need rather than stay at one where they will be neglected because someone can't be mature enough to realize they need to give the dog a better home. 

Here is my opinion on the topic. I have no idea why you are having to rehome your pets, and I agree that there are times when it just cannot be helped. I had a massive allergic reaction to a cat we adopted once, and had to get rid of is ASAP. I felt bad for the cat being that we rescued him but at the same time my Dr. told me there was just no way for me to keep him and not have the reactions I was having. I do not feel that made me a horrible person because I had to do this. I just brought home a new baby. Thank God he wasn't allergic to dogs but had he been and we would have had to do something about it. I couldn't have kept them and put my son at risk. I certainly understand that life hands us things sometimes and you can't help but make changes. On the flip side I tend to get irritated with people that charge massive rehoming fees, claim the dog is "Too Hyper", "Too big" or "High Maintence". That is when I question the motives. If the reasons are more motivated by greed or by laziness then I don't think its okay. I think as long as you are finding a good home for them and your motives are right then fine. Then again none of us are the authority on the subject and anyone sending comments to you that are just plain rude anyway. 

On the flip side I tend to get irritated with people that charge massive rehoming fees, claim the dog is "Too Hyper", "Too big" or "High Maintence". That is when I question the motives. If the reasons are more motivated by greed or by laziness then I don't think its okay. Exactly, if a person knows they're gonna have to work with this animal, do you really think they should be charged an arm AND a leg, LOL. But I agree that circumstances happen. When I first became pregnant, I had an older Min Pin that I couldn't get potty trained for the life of me, I'd had her for years! So I had to give her to my dad because I didn't need to have her doing her business in the house when I was about to have a baby in the house. Now that was a health concern, I couldn't overlook that, not to mention that she tended to bite people, which I endured the whole time I had her because I knew how to handle her and she wouldn't bite me so I kept her at a distance from others so she and others were safe, but I couldn't risk having her around my daughter.