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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]dogs on stairs while walking down is a very common injury.  not the dogs fault and based on your experience, i am, surprised you are mentioning the other issues you are having, all very normal dog behavior especially with another dog to play with.

training training training but you sound resigned to get rid of him, i hope he ends up in  a better home.  [/quote]

OP here.  It would have been one thing if I fell down the stairs and broke a bone or something, and the bone healed and that was the end of it.  The injury I got however is not one that will ever resolve or heal, a real freak accident.  That's the part that really upsets me, I will have to deal with this injury every minute of every day and I'm resentful.  It's almost like I was rear-ended in a car accident and developed permanent neck pain or something that would never go away.  In that instance I would be extremely resentful of the driver who caused the accident.[/quote]

How do you think your extreme and daily resentfulness of your daughter's beloved animal will affect her and the relationship the two of you have with each other?[/quote]

OP here.  I don't know.  I don't say anything negative about the puppy in front of my daughter.  I do avoid the puppy though.  My daughter plays with the puppy.

I was fine with the puppy before this freak incident happened.  I think the puppy is a more challenging puppy than any other puppy we've had in our 20 years of dog ownership.  And I don't like how much stress the puppy is causing our older dog.  That was unexpected.  We've always had two dogs, usually with a several year age difference between them, but I've never seen this kind of adversarial relationship between a puppy and older dog.

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“20 years of dog ownership” is like 2 dogs OP.

I had one dog its whole life and that was “15 years of dog ownership.”

Puppies are naughty, that’s part of why they are so “adorable.”

Next time get a well behaved dog from the shelter or something.  I got a purebred adult dog who doesn’t drive me crazy.[/quote]

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