Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP I haven't read all the replies but I have been in that situation where you just don't want another project or one more damn thing to do. So I understand your frustration.
First, I want to say PLEASE get a Roomba. You will thank DCUM forever.
Second, your dog must sense your and your DD's apathy or antipathy towards it. It may be better off re-homed.
I don't think it's kind for PPs to say they cannot stand OP. She clearly has a rescue, and has tried, and it's not working for her. The people to "can't stand" are those who don't do anything about it and let the dog stay neglected. Now OP said she just wanted "to vent" but I'm hoping that she's venting as a first step to realizing that she needs to either change her mind or re-home the dog. So let's help her do that!
Op can't stand her sweet dog because of fur.
We can't stand her because she's an evil bitch who wants to get rid of a sweet senior dog.
If she's allowed to not be able to stand her dog we sure as hell are allowed to despise her too.
Wow. Dogs are not people...
You sound insane.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP I haven't read all the replies but I have been in that situation where you just don't want another project or one more damn thing to do. So I understand your frustration.
First, I want to say PLEASE get a Roomba. You will thank DCUM forever.
Second, your dog must sense your and your DD's apathy or antipathy towards it. It may be better off re-homed.
I don't think it's kind for PPs to say they cannot stand OP. She clearly has a rescue, and has tried, and it's not working for her. The people to "can't stand" are those who don't do anything about it and let the dog stay neglected. Now OP said she just wanted "to vent" but I'm hoping that she's venting as a first step to realizing that she needs to either change her mind or re-home the dog. So let's help her do that!
Op can't stand her sweet dog because of fur.
We can't stand her because she's an evil bitch who wants to get rid of a sweet senior dog.
If she's allowed to not be able to stand her dog we sure as hell are allowed to despise her too.
Anonymous wrote:OP I haven't read all the replies but I have been in that situation where you just don't want another project or one more damn thing to do. So I understand your frustration.
First, I want to say PLEASE get a Roomba. You will thank DCUM forever.
Second, your dog must sense your and your DD's apathy or antipathy towards it. It may be better off re-homed.
I don't think it's kind for PPs to say they cannot stand OP. She clearly has a rescue, and has tried, and it's not working for her. The people to "can't stand" are those who don't do anything about it and let the dog stay neglected. Now OP said she just wanted "to vent" but I'm hoping that she's venting as a first step to realizing that she needs to either change her mind or re-home the dog. So let's help her do that!
Anonymous wrote:I'm not understanding how you don't have a Roomba yet!!
Anonymous wrote:Eight years ago my husband insisted on getting two rescue dogs: a Labrador retriever and a German shepherd. We lived on five acres then and I didn't imagine that I would ever have to take care of them beyond vacuuming the floors.
Then we had a child, the German shepherd died and we moved to DC.
Now we live in a condo and it is a pain in the neck to walk the dog three times a day, plus to clean the rugs. I absolutely hate it that my clothes are full of dog hair. It is so humiliating. Whenever I work out on a yoga mat and get close to the rug, I find the hair so disgusting I almost throw up.
Am I unreasonable to resent having to take care of the dog? I often have a bad conscience about this, because otherwise she is the perfect dog: gentle, calm, child-friendly, unassuming and undemanding. But I have zero bond with her and neither does our daughter. My husband cares for her, but he works out-of-state and is hardly at home. My daughter and I fly a lot to him, so then we have to arrange for dog care, sometimes for weeks on end.
I secretly count the years until the dog dies. Then I feel bad about it because she is a truly wonderful dog and it is not her fault that she sheds hair.
Sorry, I just wanted to vent. I realize that this forum is for dog-lovers, not dog-haters...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel SO bad for that dog. He knows you hate him. Try and rehome op. I can't stand people like you.
+1
Anonymous wrote:I feel SO bad for that dog. He knows you hate him. Try and rehome op. I can't stand people like you.
Anonymous wrote:It's a dog... get rid of it.