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I just got my dog trained, he's one of those working breeds who requires constant attention and work. if he lived on a farm or a large area, it would be fine. but the enclosed space is driving him nuts. i was thinking of rehoming him, and having a farmer or rancher take him (if anyone here is interested, they can pm me). if that doesn't work, i may just put him down or something. i don't want to, but he needs space and land, and i can't provide him what he needs. he's not aggressive or anything, i just don't know what to do

I just got my dog trained, he's one of those working breeds who requires constant attention and work. if he lived on a farm or a large area, it would be fine. but the enclosed space is driving him nuts. i was thinking of rehoming him, and having a farmer or rancher take him (if anyone here is interested, they can pm me). if that doesn't work, i may just put him down or something. i don't want to, but he needs space and land, and i can't provide him what he needs. he's not aggressive or anything, i just don't know what to do

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Hopefully no vet would agree to euthanize a perfectly healthy dog.

Please never get any dogs again if you think that killing a healthy, non-terminally sick dog is somehow an option for anyone with a basic sense of morals.

Return him to the people you got him from or, if you have a Facebook account, join some of the local pet re-homing groups in the area and find someone who wants him. Make sure to charge a re-homing fee of at least $50 in order to avoid giving him to someone who will abuse him or put him into a dog-fighting ring. Although since you seem to have no morals yourself, so I think you'll probably just give him to the first sociopath that says they'll take him.

You make me sick, frankly. I can't even continue writing this comment to your post. Please kill yourself so that no one else has to be subjected to your sick sociopathy.