He Refused To Let A Girl He’s Dating Bring Her Puppy To His House Because She Hasn’t Trained The Dog And It Destroys Everything
For the last two months, this man has been dating a woman named Sam. Five months ago, Sam bought a puppy.
Unfortunately, Sam hasn’t worked much on housebreaking, so the puppy is constantly using the bathroom throughout Sam’s house.
He confronted Sam about this issue, but Sam argued with him, claiming that her puppy was too tiny to go to the bathroom outdoors. She told him that this is what pee pads are intended for.
Sam clearly allows her dog to do whatever he wants without discipline. She doesn’t scold her dog or tell him no when he misbehaves.
“I’m not even joking. Everything in her room is bitten or chewed up by the dog. I’ve told her this is the issue with some girls and these accessory-type dogs. Just because they’re cute, they neglect to train or teach the dog,” he said.
Sam wasn’t thrilled with his comments. Yesterday, Sam suggested that she could spend the remainder of the week at his house.
Since Sam got her dog, she’s slept over at his place occasionally, but she’s never brought her dog with her because it was only a short sleepover.
When Sam brought up the idea of a longer sleepover, he said that he didn’t want her dog to stay at his house since he was untrained.
“I have wood floors, very expensive rugs, and I also have plants that are toxic to animals,” he explained.
Ivan Kmit – stock.adobe.com – illustrative purposes only, not the actual dog
In response, Sam called him a jerk. She told him that it was rude of him not to want to hang out with her and her puppy.
He told her that he was concerned that her dog would destroy his floors and rugs, adding that he was worried her dog could get sick if he ate the plants around his house. The dog could do damage both by going to the bathroom on the floors and rugs or by chewing on his belongings.
“My plants aren’t small enough to just move. I have a huge alocasia, Ficus tree, and fiddle fig,” he shared.
Sam assured him that if her puppy went to the bathroom on his rugs, she would clean up the messes.
He clarified that even though he sees nothing wrong with items from Ikea, the rugs he owns are of higher quality.
A while ago, he traveled outside of the United States for the first time and went to Turkey and Pakistan, so these were the countries where he purchased the rugs.
Since he bought them during this trip, the rugs mean a lot to him, and he would hate for them to be damaged.
What advice would you give him?
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