The woman did not have an application processed, but she filled one out on the spot and we talked at length. I learned all that I needed to know to be convinced that the dog would have a good home. Any further inquiry might have led me to something not to like, so I thought it best to stop while I was ahead. A home visit convinced me that this is one of those adoptions where the dog will have a higher standard of living than my own, so I'm a little bit envious but mostly am just happy for her. Of course there are many things that could go wrong, given that I don't know how Samantha will be with horses and a small dog, and I don't really know that she has any house manners.
But there is another dog in the home about her size and age so she will have a playmate and someone to show her the ropes. That other dog has a kidney problem that results in the occasional uncontrollable urinary accident and the woman just copes with it, so I don't think she will be returned for a frivolous reason.
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