[header] How to adopt out a shy dog [title] Check any state or local laws about rehoming. [step] If you decide to put your dog up for adoption, you should research your local regulations. Some places have specific laws about adopting out animals that have a history of aggression.
[header] How to adopt out a shy dog [title] Check any state or local laws about rehoming. [step] If you decide to put your dog up for adoption, you should research your local regulations. Some places have specific laws about adopting out animals that have a history of aggression.
[substeps] For example, the fbi requires those interested in adopting dogs to adopt them out. However, you can find out more information by visiting the department of animal control's website. In wisconsin, for example, you may be eligible for rehoming only if your dog is very shy. Check your state's laws carefully in advance of adopting a shy dog. You will need to know what your liability is if the dog you give away ever bites someone. [substeps] Some fearful and timid dogs can act violently if provoked. Check these to make sure that you are able to successfully adopt a shy dog into your home. [substeps] Visit your state's department of animal safety website to find out if you are eligible to adopt a shy dog.