Teacups should not be put in the hands of children, we have plastic cups for this very reason.
Neither should undersized dogs be placed in the hands of even normal well behaved children.
It's not only about size it's about animal safety period.
Obviously you had issues with this child not behaving prior, yet you brought not only a dog not great with children into your home, a small breed not great with children.
Now I'm to understand you brought in an undersized not great with children dog into your home when you have a child whom is obviously in some crisis situation to be behaving like that and so incapable of following rules.
I'll say what I know others are thinking (or should be) and oh well if it's not liked:
I don't beleive you have the time for a dog you obviously need to be devoting more time to parenting.
I'm sorry I think that's the case and someone needs to speak up for this puppy's safety and for the long term well being of YOUR son.
Please keep the dog locked in the room or with you until other arrangement can be made for a permanent solution here.
Good luck to you all. |