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AIBU to cut off my family’s access to our dog?

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GOT1996 · 05/04/2024 20:33

Me and DD have a 3 year old dog. He has had some behavioural issues which have been fixed but then keep going back to square one again due to my family constantly undermining it. For example, training him to remain calm when people enter the home but my family saying it’s fine, let him do what he wants, he isn’t going anything wrong and actively encouraging him to jump up - this is one of MANY examples.

I have tried speaking to them about it multiple times and they just are not listening and keep doing it. I see them fairly often because we all live in close proximity to each other. It’s really stressing me out and pushing me to the brink mentally and it’s creating a horrible home environment because he is starting to do these sort of behaviours again and again.

AIBU to completely cut off access to the dog for my family? For example, when they come round putting the dog in another room and not even letting them say hello to him and if I go there then keeping the dog at home. It’ll mean that they pretty much never get to see him but it’s critical he goes back to being properly trained and well behaved because him going back to his old ways because of what my family is doing is becoming really detrimental to my health and DD’s additional needs.

Just to add because I have seen it flamed on here before - he is a very good and trainable dog when it’s consistent and a joy/benefit to the whole household - it’s purely my family that are ruining this for everyone, including the dog.

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Taxidriverinfront · 05/04/2024 20:34

Perfectly sensible, if they cannot enforce the rules, put the dog away.

HappiestSleeping · 05/04/2024 20:35

Taxidriverinfront · 05/04/2024 20:34

Perfectly sensible, if they cannot enforce the rules, put the dog away.

This 👆

OhGoodItsRainingAgain · 05/04/2024 20:37

Boils my piss when people don't listen and undermine all your hard work. Usually the type who are the first to complain when a dog is behaving badly. Absolutely cut them off.

123dogdog · 05/04/2024 20:41

I feel like I’ve seen this thread/situation twice before recently, other than this post.

GOT1996 · 05/04/2024 20:41

OhGoodItsRainingAgain · 05/04/2024 20:37

Boils my piss when people don't listen and undermine all your hard work. Usually the type who are the first to complain when a dog is behaving badly. Absolutely cut them off.

Oh yeah 100%, if he was jumping all over their furniture and going mental in their house they would definitely have something to say about it! One of the family members in question has a pet that they haven’t trained in the slightest and the pet literally controls her life down to when she sleeps, how long she sleeps, the lot and I don’t want to live like that too thank you family member!

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