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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Okay but what would you do? Spouse just left for work and dog is whining at the empty water bowl. Do you give the dog a little water? Make spouse come back? Leave the dog thirsty even though you're home all day? Charge spouse a tax?

Trust me if the dog has diarrhea one day you won't be casually just leaving that for spouse's eventual return.

This won't work. Dogs are living beings. If you dislike them so much you will not like how much they affect your life. It will not be possible for the dog to be a spouse thing separate from you. There will be too many lines crossed. There will be too many possible situations you will have to step in, and ultimately the dog won't understand why it communicates to you but you won't meet its need thus making it really hard to properly train and socialize the dog.[/quote]

Have you realized that what you described is why the OP doesn’t want a dog? [/quote]

Are you obtuse? People like you are the bane of my existence. If you don't have the ability to follow along with the most basic format here - people read the opening post, people consider the OPs position, people respond to the opening post - may I suggest entertaining yourself elsewhere.[/quote]

You are obtuse if you cannot fathom why people who don’t want stress want to avoid stress.[/quote]

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