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There are a million reasons people give for surrendering dogs to shelters (many of them downright idiotic, like these), but one reason you don’t often hear is that the dog is “too good” to keep as a family pet.
But, that’s what happened to 1-year old Binx, an adoptable dog at the Arizona Animal Welfare League & SPCA in Phoenix, Arizona, just 48-hours after he was adopted.
In a Facebook post on Monday, the shelter posted a photo of the very good boy, explaining that only two days after finding what they thought was his perfect forever family, Binx was returned. Their reason? He’s “too good.”
Binx is housebroken, good with kids, good with dogs, and just an all around really good boy. According to his adoption profile, Binx needs a family that is very active! He loves to run, play, go on walks, hikes, and anything that involves being outside and being active.
Apparently, his adoptive family thought he was too good, they wanted more of a challenge.
For more information about Binx, or to adopt another really good shelter pup, check out AAWL.org.
Anonymous
says:As someone raised by abusive and moderately socially adapted cluster-Bs, I consider this as close to a smoking gun as you’ll get to that kind of family. They’re looking for triggers to excuse their behavior and nothing more – it’s hard to rationalize outside of that, even when I ignore the particular mindset within which I was raised (even if I’m not literally a dog).