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In order to keep our dog I need to...

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joanofarchitrave · 31/03/2014 17:24

  • take him on his early morning walk (around 6.30am - I work fulltime)
  • ensure ds takes him out after school, preferably without being asked
  • take him out every evening with dh
  • take him to the vet when needed
  • do the errands to buy food etc.

DH is at home full time, though obviously he has his own things to do. I will do what it takes, I hope, as I don't want to rehome the dog and particularly don't want to tell ds that we would be rehoming him. But I'm just going to vent on here -

For FUCK'S sake.

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unintentionalthreadkiller · 31/03/2014 17:27

I don't really understand - do you not do these things now?

unintentionalthreadkiller · 31/03/2014 17:28

Sorry re-read your message - you want DH to do some of it?

bluehearted · 31/03/2014 17:29

If I'm reading this right OP, your husband doesn't do these things so it falls to you (and ds)??

Whoknowswhocares · 31/03/2014 17:34

The dog sounds less needy and demanding than DH.
I suggest if anyone needs to be rehomed, then the dog should not be top of the list Wink

joanofarchitrave · 31/03/2014 17:42

Oh the temptation - I'm sure dh would love a nice roomy run at Blue Cross Wink

I feel the balance is better at the moment (I do early walk, vet and errands, and dh does main walk in the day, ds does short extra walk) but dh has had a bad time recently and has proposed the above as a way to keep the dog 'if I still want to'. I suppose I might lose some weight.

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Pinkje · 31/03/2014 18:16

Think you need to post this in 'Relationships'. You must know what they'll tell you to do.

Thattimeofyearagain · 31/03/2014 18:21

^^^ agreed, this is a husband issue, not a dog issue, post in Relationships for great advice, op

NatashaBee · 31/03/2014 18:22

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Owllady · 31/03/2014 19:04

Is he working from home?

I am at home full time for the foreseeable future (I am a carer for my daughter who has severe disabilities) my husband works full time. I do Everything with dog, but we both wanted her, it's just I have more time iykwim. Did he not want her/him?

joanofarchitrave · 31/03/2014 19:24

I'm forced to the conclusion that he didn't, really, though he said he did. That's what undermines me I think - i definitely felt even at the time that he was a slightly more passive partner in the project and therefore I do feel like I have to take more of it on. That's it really - live and learn. Thank you for posting, there's no resolution I'm afraid, as I'm not going to leave him.

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