Man Deliberately Forces His Dog On GF Who Doesn't Like Dogs, Then Blames Her For Overreacting

Some people don't think it's important to set rules for their dogs, but some do consider having a boundary between them and their canines. To those who aren't dog lovers, this is even more important. Well, dogs are more expressive than cats, and sometimes, we find it hard to handle their energy. Therefore, some people decide to put several limits on their dogs so unwanted accidents or damage can be avoided.
User @719dib28k is not a dog person, so she has boundaries that help her feel safe staying around canines. She never thinks of owning a dog, but she knows she doesn't have a right to stop others from having one of their own.
Her BF has a dog that he usually brings to her home. She is totally fine with that, as long as the dog doesn't come near her, jump on her, or her clothes. However, recently, her BF has started letting his dog violate her boundaries.
When all the limits were crossed, @719dib28k decided it was time to put everything into place. She started yelling at her BF that he had to stop forcing his dog on her, otherwise she would no longer allow it in her house. The BF started blaming her for overreacting. OP asked if she was really an a**hole for making a mess of everything and screaming at her BF for his behaviors.

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In response, people on the Internet said that OP was not an A**hole, and her reaction was just easy to understand. Instead, they blamed the BF for his improper behaviors toward his GF. See their comments here.

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