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userf23232323 · 2019-11-22 09:09:33

I'm new on mumsnet but I'm not new to being a mom. I've never been pregnant, but I used to look after my niece when her parents passed away. Anyway, to get to the point, my dog keeps nestling into my stomach rolls. I'm afraid such an intimate relationship with my dog might cause issues later on as it grows older, and I'm afraid that my diet might one day work and cause my rolls to vanish, leaving my poor baby boy rollless. What do I do? Force my dog to sleep on the floor or stay dangerously obese? I'm afraid I have become the doghouse.

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