Not Sure What Kind Of Dog You Want? Rent It!

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Seriously, you can do this now! If you are not sure what kind of dog you want or need to convince your parents that you are going to be sooooooo responsible, rent a dog from www.flexpetz.com.

FlexPetz currently operates only out of Los Angeles , but is soon opening locations in San Francisco, Manhattan, Boston , Washington D.C. and even London.

FlexPetz allows clients to "rent" a dog, for a few hours or few days depending on their schedule, for a fixed membership fee. They can either rent the same dog every time, or try different dogs. The dogs are all potty trained (moms are you reading this!) and fully conversant with basic canine instructions. A membership also entitles members to rent pets from other flexpetz locations, when they are on vacation.

All the dogs at FlexPetz are rescued or in need of new homes. They are between 2-3 years old and routinely checked by veterinarians. When they are not being rented, they are kept in homes with one primary owner, just like regular dogs. The best part is if a renter falls in love with a dog, he can buy him and take him home forever. It's a pretty nifty way to try out if you really want a dog isn't it?

Source - Flexpetz.com

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  • adroit_avimimus
    adroit_avimimusover 1 year
    I don't really think renting a dog is the best decision, I mean, I know if you see it in your home and how it deals with your lifestyle would be good, but I mean, that would be bad for a dog's emotions! Just having one owner after another, not knowing which is the perfect one! They make dog sound like just any other objects, like toys!
    • kurz
      kurzover 3 years
      I like cats more than dogs. Cats don't bark constantly like dogs. They don;t even bark!!!
      • venom131313
        venom131313about 4 years
        Seriously, I just don't see the problem. If you had bought the dog, and then had problems with it adjusting, you would have to sell it and that would be worse for the dog. I have had to do this because our first dog had been abused and hated small girls for that reason. It was always barking at them, and it hated, my baby sister and our neighbors children. So this is a great way to get to know the dog, see if it fits in your house, figure out how and where to walk and feed it. It's genius!
        • ladyover 4 years
          this is just plain cruel
          • ST33almost 5 years
            Cute
            • Baby 👶 almost 5 years
              Cute
              • gecko goesalmost 5 years
                cool
                • 1234567891011about 5 years
                  Yass queen! save the doggies!!!!!
                  • Magpieabout 5 years
                    I hope you save lots of dogs.😉
                    • ST33about 5 years
                      OMG So cute