So Rich and I just went out for a cigarette and I forgot to close the baby gate again. I opened the door to go close it and saw Emma running out of the living room into the kitchen. I ran in and closed the gate and went out to finish smoking. Went back inside and looked in the living room and found a stain on the carpet. I can't tell whether or not it's new or old. I used Spot Shot on it and while I was cleaning it up Emma was slinking around under the kitchen table, so she's feeling bad about something.
She's a sneak, plain and simple. I found her dumped on the side of the road 5 years ago and now I'm pretty sure that she was dumped for house soiling. She's pretty old too, so I wonder how many households she went through before I found her. None of this matters to me though, because overnight she's perfectly capable of going 12 hours without peeing in the kitchen. There's absolutely NO reason for her to pee in the house after only 4 hours, and it pisses me off that she will.
So yeah, I love animals. I even love Emma. But right now she's on my shit list and she's not getting off of it anytime soon.
3 comments:
As I have previously stated, dogs are not ever going to live in the same house with me ever again. I know this makes me un-American and heartless, but the behavior you are describing will never ever be ok with me. Perhaps put her out with the cats?
She's very pretty.
Maybe we can put her and Kayda on an island together, and they can pee to their little hearts content all over the damn place!!
I've had some house-soiling cats I've had to find a home for. I found it unacceptable behavior but I was lucky to have found a lady that "rehabilitates" naughty cats.
She's a pretty dog. Hope she behaves a bit better for you!
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