My wife brought a puppy home.

[kcbubb]

Get rid of the dog. Your wife is tired of it and so are you. The dog is going to create problems. You have a family that can care for it better than you can. It’s better for the dog and for you for the dog to be gone. You might try fostering dogs. We have a non profit here that gets adoptable dogs from the pound before they get killed and homes keep these dogs like foster parents until they are adopted, so it’s short term. Getting another dog is easy and there are options to help your son understand it but with a new baby and an emotional wife, you need to get rid of that dog. When the baby is bigger, get a dog then when you have time for it. You need to save all your patience for your family and I can feel the fatigue that the dog is causing. Get rid of it.

Originally Posted by TripleThreat

And if I can just say this for the dog lovers and dog experts out there. He’s next to me right now, being the little shit that he is, but he keeps snapping at me (angel last 2 hours) but now he wants to bite my dick and sofa let alone anything else his eyes notice, so my immediate reflex which I’m doing is closing his mouth, shutting his jaw but at the same time im telling the family “I’m doing this wrong” because everything tells me im not supposed to do this this/that. So again, any response is appreciated

[Rainbarrel]

The male heart is a slut, to a wiggling butt

[wazu]

I can’t imagine my wife or myself bringing home a new dog without it being a decision we made together first. That’s like buying a car. A massive obligation that will dominate your lives for the next 14 or so years. I think I’d be too pissed at the betrayal to even consider keeping it.

[FlaChief58]

Originally Posted by wazu

I can’t imagine my wife or myself bringing home a new dog without it being a decision we made together first. That’s like buying a car. A massive obligation that will dominate your lives for the next 14 or so years. I think I’d be too pissed at the betrayal to even consider keeping it.

Agreed, it has to be a mutual decision. We have 2 senior dogs (14). We are at the age now where we're thinking about how we're going to spend our golden years, and if that plan includes pets. We've come to the conclusion that pets won't be a part of the plan, but my wife loves her lap dogs, so we'll see what happens.

[Rain Man]

Oh, it's a wittle doggie. What a cute wittle doggie. Who's a good boy? WHO's a good boy?

Wait, what was the question again?

[Bob Dole]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Oh, it's a wittle doggie. What a cute wittle doggie. Who's a good boy? WHO's a good boy?

Wait, what was the question again?

Why did I used to go to this bar?

[Megatron96]

Get rid of the dog.



Though I’d be a little irritated at my wife for bringing it home in the first place, then a couple days later changing her mind and now wants me to get rid of it for her? What, is she a 9-year-old? I’d have to have a talk with her about impulse control.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by Megatron96

I’d have to have a talk with her about impulse control.

Unfortunately that comes with the breed...

[Mephistopheles Janx]

What happened with the dog?

[Rainbarrel]

Mad Chow disease

[Woogieman]

Heelers are smarter than most young women these days, and absolutely more loyal. They never question your authority and are FAR less expensive to feed. Keep the dog, keep the wife until the child can walk, then foster out the wife.

[Pennywise]

If its half Aussie all you need to worry about is dog hair.

[lewdog]

Put a picture of your wife in the "Would you" thread.

Thanks.

[neech]

CP is on pins and needles at what you're going to do with your dog.

Extend mercy to your new born baby and have doggie hit the road.