...Oh gawshhh. D<

[Sterling]

Hey there players!

I'm not here right nao to convince you to buy anything from me unfairly & I hope I'm not hated by anyone.... >.<

Ohkay, so my friend Reeva, has two puppies. A pom & a spanial (sp?!) mix. They both are locked in the kitchen, which is not very big at all, maybe a 3x9 foot perimeter, not including the cabinitry, fridge, & dish washer. They let them out to use the restroom and get soem frech air once or twice a day, but do not take them on walks.
Her mom works a lot, & so does her step-dad. She has a four year old step-sister, too.

They just got a new dog.
D<

I'm pretty sure they shouldn't have, because it'll have just as good conditions the other two have, & I know that no one will have enough time to go on walks with any of the three dogs.



So my question to you is, how do you make these people relize that they have to have enough time for two dogs, let alone three, & from my point of view, do not have time (or space..) for any?

[Cecelia]

That's a toughie.Maybe you could try the technique where you flip the conditions.You are a dog that is locked in a cramped room for most of the day.Hpw would you feel? Then again only real pet lovers would listen to that and I don't know if your friends are.

[Sterling]

I dun think they care muchh..
& to add onto the pet list, she has a chinchilla, too.
D<


Thanks for the advice though, Cecelia.
:]

[Chilly Girl]

I have four dogs, yet I also have a couple acres of land they love to run on, and plus they get walked out of the fenced yard daily. Maybe if you somehow took your friend to someone's house where the dogs are spoiled and get plenty of time. Maybe they would see how happy they were? Eh, just an idea...

Anyway, what breed is their new, third doggie? Because if they happen to get an exceptionally hyper dog..... will they bite the bullet and excercise it or get rid of it?


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Poor dogs....