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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I really don't understand people's attachments to dogs that are clearly not good companions. Just get rid of them. Your child will appreciate having a calmer life. When I was a child, we apparently had a dog - the dog pooped in the hallway while my sister was in her high chair. [b]The resulting chaos [/b]caused my sister to tip over the high chair and cut her tongue really badly - she nearly lost half her tongue. My mom rehomed the dog and I don't even remember it - although in all the pictures I seemed really attached to it. The dogs should go. [/quote]

Sounds like the poop didn't do anything but, your unstable mom did though.  What if your dog was sick?  Your mom probably was at fault and yet blamed the dog![/quote]

You know her mom didn't "rehome" the dog, her mom put the dog to sleep.

Why don't you ask your mom what really happened, because "rehoming " dogs wasn't a thing 20, 30 or 40 years ago... they took the sig to the vet and put them down.

If your mom was that mad, do you actually think she spent any more time and energy on trying to find a new home for the dog??
Nope, she put that dog to sleep.

Ask her.
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Then good for the mom, young kids and dogs shouldn’t be in the same house. [/quote]

Whatever you say... clearly your incapable of multiple responsibilities.

Young kids and dogs can be perfectly fine in the same home, the problem occurs when you have lazy, negligent owners & parents, who think that their dogs will turn out just fine without obedience training, and then the dog assumes command of the family (the pack) as the alpha

If you don't sign up a new dog for obedience training, guess what?? It's YOUR fault alone when they don't listen, not the innocent dog's.

You've set that dog up for failure... the blame is not on them, it's on the incompetent, unaccountable owner.

It's not the dogs fault, but god forbid that owner take responsibility or accountability when everything goes wrong, and "chaos ensues".
So they once again take the easy easy way out.
They put the dog to sleep or "rehome" it, rather than take the time & effort that they should have when they got the dog initially.

That's nobody's fault but the negligible owner... and also negligible parent (not only did the parents not train the dog, but her sister somehow managed to tip her highchair over, fall and get hurt, all in the mother's presence??). 🧐

* Btw, I'm NOT referring to the OP, I commend the OP for trying to make the situation better, unlike the PP above's awful mother. 
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