Don't adopt a dog in your situation please.Suey267 wrote:Hi, I am shortly to move to Singapore and am thinking of dog adoption. I am actually looking for some practical advice! I will be living alone and working full time and wondered how others actually manage the day to day care of a dog? Is it easy to organise help during the day? I am a keen hiker and so would spend much of my free time out and about at weekends/evenings. I want to make sure that I am doing the right thing and have looked into it properly before I make the commitment.
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I don't think it is good to have a dog in your situation.Suey267 wrote:Hi, I am shortly to move to Singapore and am thinking of dog adoption. I am actually looking for some practical advice! I will be living alone and working full time and wondered how others actually manage the day to day care of a dog? Is it easy to organise help during the day? I am a keen hiker and so would spend much of my free time out and about at weekends/evenings. I want to make sure that I am doing the right thing and have looked into it properly before I make the commitment.
get a fish, with one of those fancy "internet feeding" systems . so you can remote feed the fishthe lynx wrote:I don't think it is good to have a dog in your situation.Suey267 wrote:Hi, I am shortly to move to Singapore and am thinking of dog adoption. I am actually looking for some practical advice! I will be living alone and working full time and wondered how others actually manage the day to day care of a dog? Is it easy to organise help during the day? I am a keen hiker and so would spend much of my free time out and about at weekends/evenings. I want to make sure that I am doing the right thing and have looked into it properly before I make the commitment.

BTW, if not mentioned, one more place for adoption.
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Re: Adopting a dog?
I before lived in Michigan and were i have two cute pomsky puppies but due to my husband's transferred, I recently shifted Singapore. And according to this reason we sale our puppies. I have also founding the breeder who have the best pomsky puppies.
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