Digit
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Tue May-22-07 10:19 PM
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My daughter wants a part pit bull puppy...I say no way. |
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She is almost 23 and just moved home so she can go to nursing school after graduating from college with a degree in Psychology.
She brought her two cats with her, and I already have a cat with terminal cancer and a very sweet parrot.
For one thing, my insurance company will cancel my policy if I get any of these types of dogs. I know...I am an insurance agent.
Another issue is adding to the stress of my ill kitty, which I don't want to do.
Yet another issue is my parrot. She has her "out of cage time" from 8pm til 10pm. If she were to become frightened and fly off of my shoulder, I am afraid any dog would pounce out of instinct.
Lastly, I don't WANT a dog around my house that I have to end of helping to take care of. I need a knee replacement, and I don't want an animal that large possibly knocking me off balance. I don't want to endure the puppyhood with the chewing and crying.
I told her she needs to wait until she gets her own place and she can get what she wants.
Everyday is a battle.
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GoddessOfGuinness
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Tue May-22-07 11:55 PM
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1. Sounds like you made the best decision for all involved. |
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Your daughter doesn't need the added stress of training a puppy while she's attending nursing school; and it's not fair to the puppy to neglect training him. It certainly shouldn't be your responsibility to take care of a dog you don't want...that's not fair to you or the dog.
Stand your ground. :hug:
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EFerrari
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Wed May-23-07 12:08 AM
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2. As a psychologist, she willl understand why bringing a dog into the house |
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