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Originally Posted by GeorgiesMomma My question is am I wrong to feel like if George isn't welcome at someone in my families house then I don't want to go there either? The reason I asked this is because my neice got a new apartment and I took George over there on Saturday. She has a Yorkie Oliver who is 2 1/2 and I have done a ton for him including babysit him, bath him, feed him, cloth him, buy him toys and clean up after him when he has accidents (both #1) which up until about 2 months ago he still wasn't house trained. Anyways long story short my Georgie who is almost 11 months (and completely trained at home) had a couple of accidents, and she went nuts I mean completely crazy on me. So now I feel like if he isn't welcome then I won't be going over there either. I guess I could understand her position more if she didn't have a dog or if I didn't do so much for her dog. Am I overreacting? |
I'm sorry but I have to disagree. In this particular case, yes I can understand YOU being upset since you've done all this for her and her puppy. But to others who always take their dog or not go, I can't understand that. I have my yorkie and I love it but that doesnt mean everyone else cares or even likes dogs. So if I go visit I leave her a home. It is after all the other persons HOME, and they are after all PEOPLE that are actually born to live in houses. To me dogs werent really meant to stay in the house if people dont want them there. I've lost too many family members to refuse to go see one without my dog. I understand people loving their dogs like their kids but if you ever lose a child you will understand, losing a dog is nothing compared. So to me family and friends come first. Not trying to be mean here but some people just take it too far for me about dogs. Love is love but not everyone loves their dog more than their family. I for one would never take her unless I knew it was fine with them. I would always ask before I brought my dog into anyones house. Some people are just not fond of dogs in their homes, which I prefer other people not to bring theirs to my home unless they have permission from me first. sorry