<human>: Its a tale as old as time, yesterday we went to a shelter "just to look" and fell in love. My boyfriend and I both work a lot, so we needed a medium energy dog that could be ok with a dogwalker or daycare during the day. Even though it was a no-kill shelter, they sort of pressured us, saying he was likely to get adopted right away since he's so great. We met him and he was cool as a cucumber, a little bigger than we wanted at 50lbs, but super chill. Then within 20 minutes we were walking out with him and he was going nuts, had obviously never been on a leash before, had TONS of energy- very different than what we thought we were getting into (the shelter doesn't do walk-meetings for some reason). I instantly had a near panic attack- this was way over our heads, and I'm terrified. Flash forward to this morning. He's for the most part great, he's just going to need a lot more training and energy and time than I think we prepared ourselves for. One minute we think we should bring him back-he would get adopted again in a heartbeat. The next we're planning out ways to make it work. We've put ourselves in a terrible position and I can't figure out what to do. Please tell me other owners- did you go through anything like this? Whether you returned the dog or kept it, I would love to know. Thank you

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<bot>: Adopted a dog and may have bit off more than we chew- should we cut our losses or keep him and figure it out?