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Our son is 27 and has a full grown Golden Retriever and we are wondering if this dog should go. Could it be contributing to his hospitalizations at all? He and his wife don't want to get rid of the dog, BUT we feel he needs to go. Feeding, cleanliness are certainly issues. Any ideas?
Our son is 27 and has a full grown Golden Retriever and we are wondering if this dog should go. Could it be contributing to his hospitalizations at all? He and his wife don't want to get rid of the dog, BUT we feel he needs to go. Feeding, cleanliness are certainly issues. Any ideas?
Our son is 27 and has a full grown Golden Retriever and we are wondering if this dog should go. Could it be contributing to his hospitalizations at all? He and his wife don't want to get rid of the dog, BUT we feel he needs to go. Feeding, cleanliness are certainly issues. Any ideas?
Our son is 27 and has a full grown Golden Retriever and we are wondering if this dog should go. Could it be contributing to his hospitalizations at all? He and his wife don't want to get rid of the dog, BUT we feel he needs to go. Feeding, cleanliness are certainly issues. Any ideas?
Our son is 27 and has a full grown Golden Retriever and we are wondering if this dog should go. Could it be contributing to his hospitalizations at all? He and his wife don't want to get rid of the dog, BUT we feel he needs to go. Feeding, cleanliness are certainly issues. Any ideas?
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