Nanny’s dog can’t stay

[Anonymous]

Is there some reason the dog can’t have free range of the house? He likely is lonely/bored - maybe just looking to be included with the rest of the “pack”. Living alone in a bedroom is no life for the dog. Might be if you just let him out with her during the day, problem solved.

[Anonymous]

You can get one or more of the dog's vocal cords removed. It is a common solution.

Also the dog needs to be walked 3-4 times per day.

[Anonymous]

If she can afford to send her family money, she can afford her responsibilities in this country.

[Anonymous]

We are not a dog family and would never allow this. Bringing a pet into the house is a huge change. No way. If you don't like having a dog, do not have one and do not be embarrassed to say it.

[Anonymous]

OP! You are a saint! It would have been a HARD NO from me. If you wanted a pet in your home, you would have gotten one😳

You’ve bend over backwards to help her out. Now, I need for you to put on your big girl panties and have the hard conversation with your nanny. Please take yourself out of the solution phase; this not your issue to solve. When you try to do so, it becomes more and more your problem. As you've read the suggestions above: daycare, training, etc…no, no, no!

[Anonymous]

I think she needs to go. Between the dog and the upset over breakup it’s getting to be too much drama.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She needs to re-home the dog. Part of her employment is housing, but she knew the dog was not welcome when she accepted the job or got the dog. This is why it wasn’t living with her before. It sounds like you tried to make it work, but it’s disruptive to your husband’s job - the job that pays her salary.

It sounds like it is distracting her from her duties during the work day.

Uh, no. She’s not getting rid of her dog to keep OP’s children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pay for the dog to be boarded a few days a week (or heck, all week).

or pay for a dog walker so it's not so bored being cooped up all day (being walked only 1x a day is not much, cant your nanny take the dog out when she takes your kids to the park?)

[Anonymous]

I will never understand why people who don’t have a stable living situation think it’s a good idea to have a pet.

[Anonymous]

Don't put a bark collar on a senior dog - that is really cruel!! I'm a dog person but I don't see this working out well. You really may need to find a new nanny if she can't find a friend to take the dog. Before I read that the dog is old, I thought it may adapt if allowed free roam, but not if it's using the house as its bathroom and barking all the time.

[Anonymous]

A bark collar could likely cause more poop and pee accidents from the extreme stress on a senior dog.

[Anonymous]

Do you have a yard?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Doggie daycare

On a nanny’s salary?

It’s around 500 a month. She’s a live in nanny she shouldn’t have many expenses

500 a month???????? I’m a nanny and make 6k a month. This is not even an aupair salary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Doggie daycare

On a nanny’s salary?

It’s around 500 a month. She’s a live in nanny she shouldn’t have many expenses

500 a month???????? I’m a nanny and make 6k a month. This is not even an aupair salary.

500 for Doggie daycare not the nanny's salary.

[Anonymous]

Whats' the nanny's salary?
Can't she bring the dog home to her familiy?