Can I visit my rehomed dog without confusing him about coming home?

I’m so sorry you have to give Volt up for adoption! That must be so hard for you. It would be fine to visit him but I wouldn’t do it regularly. He does need to adjust to living with his new family, and you have to respect their wishes about visiting as well. I hope this helps!

Poor guy. I hope he gets well and is able to come home soon. Pet visits are absolutely welcomed and encouraged. Cats aren't as attached as dogs, but they do enjoy visits from their owners and this can boost morale and also the health of the pet has been shown to increase when there is an emotional tie to a present owner. I would encourage you to visit your pet Memi everyday he is there, twice daily if possible, and I hope he gets well soon!

Hi there, This is a very thoughtful question. I do not think this will cause Bella or Rocky any trauma. Dogs live in the moment and I think they will be happy to see you at any time or frequency. I hope this helps. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

Wow this makes my heart hurt for you and Luna. I think visiting her is confusing her, makes her miss you. If you aren't able to move out on your own to take her back, then I would stop visiting her. I'm so sorry.

This is a tough question and a tough situation. I’m sorry you are going through this. It is hard to say which scenario would be better for Diego, it probably depends on his personality. If he was very attached to you I think it would be better if you avoided going to see him in his new home as this may confuse him and cause him more stress. I think it would be a good idea to have the new owner take Diego to the vet to be checked out and make sure there are no medical issues going on that could cause him to not want to eat. It may also help if the new owner got somenphermone diffusers, like Feliaway, to help Diego be more relaxed and comfortable in his new home. I hope this helps. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. Best of luck.

Hi there and thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to address your concern. This can certainly be a confusing situation for Pepper, which may explain why he was confused when he returned the last time. If Pepper is going to a bad environment, I would try and talk this over with his previous owner and ensure him that Pepper is much better off in the environment he has been in the longest. Unfortunately, if he gave you temporary care of his dog, technically Pepper still is his dog. You could also ask the man if you could adopt Pepper from him and pay him an "adoption fee" and make it so that if you adopt Pepper, he no longer has ownership and is no longer allowed to take Pepper for visitation. I hope this helps guide you in the right direction! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.

That sounds like an awfully big change for Spring, so he may experience some anxiety and stress about being chained up, especially if he hasn't before. Spring likely won't forget you if you return to him, as dogs have gone years before seeing their owners again and are usually happy at their return. Looking into seeing if someone else can watch him that can give him more time, or seeing if a rescue can take him temporarily into foster care may be better off for his mental and physical well-being. Being chained all day long with little exercise or care likely isn't the best for him. You may try contacting a local shelter in your area to see if they have any programs such as temporary fostering that may be a better option.