Redditor With Toxic Trait Refuses To Permanently Adopt The Dog Her Boyfriend Has Bonded With

Dogs trust you because of the strong connection you share with them. Since this bond is built on trust, dogs and their owners, who have a close relationship, are more enjoyable to be around. They experience less frustration with each other and have better success with training.

During interactions, both people and dogs make eye contact, which releases hormones that facilitate bonding. Take Redditor u/Honest_Situation_438, for instance, whose boyfriend formed a strong connection with a dog they were temporarily housing, even though they couldn't keep the dog permanently. OP has a notable trait—she gets bored easily. As her story goes, this trait is why she doesn't want to be a parent or have full-time pets, aside from her rabbit. When the impulsive Redditor declined to adopt the dog permanently, her boyfriend criticized her. Keep scrolling to read the whole story in full.

Here's OP's concern and the whole story:

OP fosters some kinds of animals.

OP admits her toxic trait.

OP knows she's impulsive.

Her parents have tried to guilt her into having children.

OP's boyfriend wants to adopt a dog he has bonded with.

OP refuses.

"AITA?", OP asks.

Backstory

Let's find out what other Redditors have to say regarding the OP's story.

Do not adopt this dog.

Apparently, everyone in the comment section agrees that OP is NTA.