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[quote=Anonymous]I would not let anyone in my house who hurt my dog. No exceptions.

OP, have you told your MIL that she injured your dog? I think you should send her an email saying exactly what happened to your dog as a result of her pushing the dog off the couch.

It's your house, and you make the rules. Guests, including MIL, must follow your rules in your house.

I don't allow dogs on furniture, so I wouldn't like it when the dog jumped up to sit next to me, but if you'd explicitly told me not to push the dog, I would have stood up and asked you to remove the dog.

It sounds like you're looking for an excuse to exclude MIL from your house. I don't think you can do that, but you have every right (obligation) to tell your MIL what she's done. If you make clear your boundaries with respect to the dog, she may not want to visit again. But as a PP has said, she is your child's grandmother, so there will be contact with her. Maybe you can meet outside of your house, on neutral ground in the future.

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