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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Have him call back and say he was wrong. I would also consider asking a [b]non-invited friend[/b] to take care of your dog that day. Parties can be really stressful for dogs. But you know your dog best. [/quote] NP. You cannot be this senseless![/quote] during a pandemic people understand weddings are much smaller and not every Tom, Dick and Harry will be invited. Guarantee there’s a friend, neighbor, acquaintance or someone OP knows well enough to ask but not well enough to invite to a pandemic wedding. [/quote] If you have money to do a wedding, no matter how small, you have money to pay a pet sitter/ dog daycare. You don't flaunt it in others' faces that they are close enough to watch your pet but not close enough to be at your wedding. It's rude. [/quote] How self-absorbed are you? If my neighbor is getting married and we're acquaintances who occasionally chat when we're out at the same time, I have zero expectation of being invited to your wedding. I also have zero issue with watching your dog for a day. If they told me they were boarding the dog I'd say save your money for something good and I'll take your dog for the day. There really are people out there who like to do nice things for others.[/quote] You are the one who is self-absorbed. And you are so narrow -minded to think that everyone else will have zero issues because you will have zero issues. Yes, there are people who would do nice things - you won't believe it, but I am one of them. However, you don't ask that of people. If a neighbor/friend offers, that's another story. But to go around asking people who are not invited and hoping that one of them is as nice as you are is ridiculous and cheap. It's rude and ... self-absorbed.[/quote]
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