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Save Buck

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Loraine Daniels
9 years ago

Save Buck.

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Jessica Dekoster
9 years ago

Save Buck!!!

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Laura Klein
9 years ago

Only humane to try to find a home for this dog that was improperly placed. Worth trying, T. Russell Reitz Animal Shelter in Manhattan, Kansas!!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

PLEASE give Buck a chance! He DESERVES it.

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Jenifer Farres
9 years ago

Please let this dog be adopted. We have a GSP. They're loving but highly energetic. Ours often nips while playing. They're not really suitable to be around a 2 yo.

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Trish Wood
9 years ago

Pls release this sweet baby!

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Gloria Stiehl
9 years ago

Buck should be in a home with no kids!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

just because parents are stupid does not mean buck should have to suffer AGAIN for it

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Allie Mitchell
9 years ago

It wasnt the dogs fault. It is completely at fault of the parents who were irresponsible with their child. The dog doesnt deserve to die just cause a kid grabbed his very sensitive stitches (i witnessed what happened)

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Mike Cravens
9 years ago

No kill!!!

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Kari McCune
9 years ago

The circumstances surrounding the bite(s) are suspect. I think having Buck evaluated by a licensed dog trainer is the best, right, thing to do for all involved.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Give Buck another chance.

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Cody Hoferer
9 years ago

This is ridiculous.

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Georgie Dornick
9 years ago

the family that had to return him could they just have given him away themselves? they seem to be concerned he gets a good home and they are the ones that had "issues"! i am all for animal rights! and yes i am a vegetarian!

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Nichole Moyer
9 years ago

8 month old puppy... give him a chance with someone who has puppy and GSP experience!!

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Cristinamabe
9 years ago

Please give Buck a second chance

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Terri Johnson
9 years ago

I'm all for this dog getting a second chance.

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Martina Biondo
9 years ago

The 'policies' lack moral compass altogether.

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Donna
9 years ago

Please give this gsp a chance at a wonderful life with an owner who will help him. Gsp's are a wonderful breed, and are not dangerous.

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Paula Simmons
9 years ago

Please give this dog a chance to prove that he is not a bad dog.