Who Knew People Could Be Such Spazzes?!

Plushie

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One of my old-time university friends ran into me today. We were big dog-lovers and inseperable, and then she moved and changed her number two days after we graduated. I lost all contact with her for years!

We were happy to see eachother and she showed me a pic of her pug puppy and her rottweiler that's now 2 and a half.

I showed her pics of all the dogs at my house (I never go anywhere without them >.<) and she looked at me like I was a moron.

' Lasianaga,' She says. ' Did you say you always wanted to get married and have kids?'

That was my lifetime aspiration, and it still is. Anyway, I said yes.

' Then why do you have so many dogs at home? And why are they in your HOUSE?! Only my pug is allowed inside. My rottweiler sleeps outside.'

I stared at her, dumbfounded. I told her they were indoor dogs and liked human contact and that smothering a dog and then leaving them outside at night causes SA.

She said her dog was fine. She also said her pug is not allowed on any furniture, not allowed in the kitchen, dining room, bathrooms, laundry room and is confined to the hallway and living room. NOT allowed upstairs but the basement is okay when there are people downstairs.

I felt sad for her dogs. Anyway, she kept on ranting and venting about me having kids with dogs in the face. 'What's going to happen when one day your dog ends up killing your kids?' I told her that wasn't going to happen because I'm responsible with kids and animals. I don't leave kids under 10 unsupervised with my dogs, even with my 7 pound chihuahua Chububa I had a while back.

I got realy embarrassed. :rolleyes:

I gave her my number and left... I felt like throwing up after. She was my best friend and she lectured me about not taking care of my mom's dogs and why I shouldn't have dogs in my house and that big dogs and kids don't click and if she ever got pregnant she would get rid of her rottweiler or give it to her mom or her friend until her kid was old enough.:yikes:

That made me sick.
 

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She also said her pug is not allowed on any furniture, not allowed in the kitchen, dining room, bathrooms, laundry room and is confined to the hallway and living room. NOT allowed upstairs but the basement is okay when there are people downstairs.
I'm surprised she allows that pug to breath.. :rolleyes:
 

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Wow, that's really troubling. If it were me, I wouldn't even have given her my number. That's just me. I wouldn't want that type of toxicity in my life. It sounds like your dogs are well taken care of & you're happy.
 

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Why would she bash you like that after not seeing you for so long? She should keep her horrible opinions to herself! I think I would have puked. Some people change...for the worse. :rolleyes:
 

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Some people really won't take into account that just because they think soemthing doesn't make it true. I feel bad for her rottweiler, I hope she never gets pregnant. how could she let one dog inside and not the other?
 

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Wow, I would have probably just walked away. I'm definitely with Annie, no number given out at all. Yikes!
 

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i used to have a lab/german shep mix who hated being in the house. my little shihtzu came inside though. i tried to get my scotty dog to come in, and the only time he would was when it was -50 and then only to the front porch.
 

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Some people can't cope with the mess and chaos that dogs tend to bring with them . . . they can't cope with the risk management of having dogs and children . . . yet they want dogs. Sigh . . .
 

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Wow because no one ever in the history of the world ever had large dogs and kids in the same house *eyeroll*

That's disgusting. I hope you never have to talk to her again.
 
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Wow, that's um.. weird. Did you ask her if she had taken something to become such an idiot or if it came to her naturally.

You can't have big dogs and babies at the same time? Wow did I screw up I guess. We had a hugemungous German Shepherd when I brought my oldest home form the hospital nine years ago. I was the first of my parents kids to have kids so our GSD hadn't ever really been around a ton of kids. He was 3 years old when we brought our son home and he took to having a baby in the house like a duck to water.Boy did he fail miserably as a big dog. I guess he didn't get the memo that he was suppose to kill one of my kids. He has since gone off to doggy heaven, but in all of his time with us he never showed a lick of agression towards us or our kids.
 

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Unfortunately, people are getting the impression that you can't have kids and big dogs at the same time . . . those who didn't grow up with big dogs in the house actually believe the crap shelters give out about anything larger than a toy poodle not being appropriate for a household with small kids . . sometimes with kids under TWELVE . . . I don't deny this woman is a moron, not to mention someone who shouldn't ahve dogs, but a lot of 'authorities' are telling people the same thing
 

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