Man Tends To Leave Home Because His Wife And Kids Brought A Dog Home Without His Agreement

A man expressed frustration after his wife and kids bought a Goldendoodle dog and took it home without his consent. Moreover, neither of them, his wife and kids, tend not to take care of the dog well when they didn’t get up early to let the dog out to pee though a day passed. Of course, the man wasn’t into doing this work.
That’s why he was worried about having a pet in their house that they would not take care of them well. There would be more annoying things for the family members to consider when raising a dog. For example, they’re gonna consider who will stay home to watch the dog in case the family has to be out of home for several days. Then, who will be responsible for cleaning up shit and pee? Instead of doing these things, he prefers to sit on the couch and watch TV. But when they have a dog, more stuff is needed to deal with daily, making them bothered.

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The man was so mad about the dog that he intended to leave home for some days so that he would not have to witness these things. Fortunately, he did get more released the next morning, rethinking the decision to leave his family just because of the dog. It was certainly unworthy. Instead, he just left his wife and kids to feed and take care of the dog, and he will not care for that.
The man also revealed they had to pay a fortune to buy and raise the dog. He said that he also loves dogs. However, as they are not rich, he felt upset and stupid to pay that much just for having a pet and buying its food and supplies.

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He has received many encouraging comments under his Reddit post, which helped him calm down and decide not to take the dog out. Most comments expressed their sorry for him as they understood his feeling when he had to accept there was a dog in his house though he was not ready for that. Pets are generally cute and funny, but if their owners are not willing to take care of them, they will become a burden to the whole family.

Source: r/TrueOffMyChest

Source: r/TrueOffMyChest

Source: r/TrueOffMyChest

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