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There are thousands of homeless dogs in Florida shelters, waiting f or a forever hom e. People are sometimes reluctant to adopt shelter dogs because of certain preconceived notions about them. Let’s debunk a couple of them, shall we?


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Dogs end up in the shelter because something is wrong with them.


The number one reason dogs end up in shelters is that their owners are moving and can’t (or don’t want to) take them along .


r o t w They’re too old.


While the cuteness of a puppy may se em irresistible, consider embracing an adult d og around one or two years old. They usual ly come pre-installed with some pretty usef ul features: Housebroken. Tricks. Basic traini ng skills. Used to people.


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