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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bro I fully understand I hate having a dog I inherited this head ache and I have been miserable since it came home with me. I am not a morning person I hate having to get up and walk the dog. I despise that I can sleep in without it getting into the trash or knocking something over trying to play. I hate all the fur all over the house. I can’t stand how needy he is it has to be next to me 24/7 If I close a door to take a nap it’s crying next to the door the entire time. It limits my ability to travel and I’m always in between is it cruel to stick this thing in a cage while I’m gone or do I have to dread what ever disaster it is I’ll come home to . Some people are just not meant to have pets and I fully understand I’m one. I feel so guilt ridden to because I know no one will adopt an aggressive full sized bully. Even if he wasn’t slightly aggressive he’s just an imposing figure. If I keep him he’s ruining my life if I take him to a shelter I know he’ll be put down. So here I am stuck between wanting him out and guilty knowing if I give him up he’s toast. I wish I never agreed to take him In. [/quote] You're an idiot. Crate train your dog. You're the cause of your own "suffering". [/quote] I disagree. I have a dog and honestly, I feel the same way. My mornings are consumed with my dog. I come home, I am consumed with my dog. There is not break that I get. It has nothing to do with a crate... Here is the thing, a human toddler is a toddler for about 2 years but a dog is a toddler for literally 15 years. [b]Constantly needing to be watched[/b], having to have their needs met, etc. [b]It never grows up and becomes a capable creature[/b]. I realized now that pets are useless creatures. They do nothing but be needy. I honestly recommend giving up the dog for others. There are too many dogs in this world as it is, get rid of them. [/quote] What are you expecting your dog to do, your taxes? Being "consumed with" your dog and claiming you get no breaks means that, at a minimum, you didn't bother to crate train your dog. I can crate my dog for 4 hours and get a break anytime I need or want to. You don't constantly need to be watching it if you've provided a safe space it can be without your immediate supervision (i.e. a crate). If you expected the dog to be fully trained, or to train itself, or to do things that are outside the scope of typical canine behavior, well, L. [/quote]
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