So your sibling bought a puppy from their neighbour. You then ended up looking after it but think the neighbour should have done? If that's right then I don't understand why you think that?

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Sk191 Thu 23-Jul-20 15:41:32

Hi OP I'm a bit confused by your post, whose dog are you dog sitting and who are the neighbours (yours or sibling, and what association do they have with the dog). Just a bit confused why neighbours are barging into your house or siblings.

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Shizzlestix Thu 23-Jul-20 12:01:41

Who is using you as a dog sitter? Your sibling or the neighbour? Why is the neighbour barging onto the house? Your sibling’s house?

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LOVELYDOVEY05 Thu 23-Jul-20 07:06:10

I want to find out if I am being unreasonable or not.
My only sibling and I are quite close . They are a single parent in a hard job. I work part time .One child between us. We live separately.
At 18 while the child was hinting to go away to Uni and had had a very serious medical incident a puppy was bought from the new neighbours.
One day I found myself landed with this puppy (did not know about it) while my sibling rushed away miles away as the child became very ill. Previous medical examinations in London (top specialists) gave limited treatment and bad prognosis.
I found that I had to reduce my work days to be available for further
emergencies to help sibling keep their job and spirits.
Meanwhile the neighbours were awful to me.
They rarely walk their dogs who are overweight yet on the rare occasion I saw them they lectured me re dog care (I had a dog for 16 years)
The woman does not work and has a large family.
I had to have gruelling cancer treatment and one Boxing day was
celebrating the end with family. The woman barged in did not greet me and dismissed my illness " Oh I have been through all that"
It is clear that they regard me as an object to be used to service
the dog . It is unclear to me why the neighbours could not have looked
after the Dog?