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[quote=Anonymous]I agree that OP does nit have to get rid of the dog if she implements some training. The training should be for her. She has a perfectly nice dog who has put up with an incredible amount of abuse from an interloper in his home and Ge's put up with it like a champ. She has a baby she lets run wild on the dog even though she knows the toddler has repeatedly hurt the dog or made him uncomfortable. She (and any other adult in the homehold who has allowed this to happen) needs parenting classes and pet care classes. And common sense classes. Get baby gates. Keep them separated unless you are within a foot of them, to teach DC to treat animals nicely and to help the dog feel safe. Would you allow DC to play near a firepit because you were pretty sure he won't fall in it? Would you watch passively from across the room as DC played with a child who bit, hit, tackled, and poked him in the eye and the other kid's mom just kept letting him do it? [/quote]
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