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Originally Posted by La_Man at the risk of getting bash myself...I do believe the girl is at fault here.
B4 you ladies jump down my throat…let me just say that he is definitely wrong for making her choose. But I can understand why he is getting so upset.
It seems like her yorkie is not trained enough yet to be free roaming around the house. And instead of preventing that she wants the boyfriend to put everything up and away from the yorkies reach. That’s not how you solve a problem or is it a solution. It should be try to put everything out of reach but the yorkie need to be crated/xpen when it can’t be watched.
I don’t think he hates the yorkie but she is breeding an environment where he isn’t allowed to enjoy the yorkie and putting the yorkie above his needs.
In her version of the story...she defends the yorkie instead of her boyfriend's things. That would piss me off too. |
I do agree that she should be making every effort to train her baby. And teach him not to do these things. And I would never make my husband FEEL seond fiddle to my furbabies. I don't mind my husband playing Golf just as long as he does not make me feel that Golf is more important than me. Its a balance. However S*&! happens and the boyfriend has to understand that dogs chew things. Believe me I don't like it when my boys get into stuff but have come to learn that when this happens usually it is my fault for not watching or not putting them in an area if I can't watch them.