:rofl: FOR REAL! (I need a boot hitting a smiley face out a door icon)
if he doesn't change I have already planned on moving out to Idaho on 4 acres..I think 2 acres will be more then ok for my two mutt butts
:rofl: FOR REAL! (I need a boot hitting a smiley face out a door icon)nvm just saw update. maybe the boyfriend should go and his dogHe clearly isnt very keen on using his brain for you
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yes he is a D. bag Lisa, I know. my problems never came about until after he and I were together and stupid me figured that he would change and he hasn't..he is still selfish ol' Mark.. I have told him a few times and have tried to pack twice with one time landing me in the er because he hurt my back. my situation is very bad and I know it I just need a safe escape...where I know my dogs and myself will be safe to move out of the house.I hate to say this but your BF from everything you have said about he sounds like a d***** bag. Half the crap he has done to you in the past and all the crap with the dogs..... Yeah maybe your problem starts there with a new BF :rain: I know accidents happen but for those that do not know the back story this is not the first time, second, tenth, or last time he has caused problems with the dogs. Not to mention I would never let a man treat me like that. It is not my place to say who you choose to have a relationship with I just wish you would look at the big picture, your so young you deserve more!
:goodpost:Keep the dog get rid of the BF! problem solved LOL
*Note*what is even more sad is Mark and I have been together for 2yrs and he still doesn't get it. *Shake head* well, all is well and he learned a big lesson in bulldog 101
ADD: maybe he should trade in his dog for a goldfish? clearly he can't handle the big girl (I mean) big boy dogs.
If you knew the back story you might understand better, she is better off finding a way out and starting over.*Note*
I'm not saying this to tick you off even more than you already are but to help because I've been there on other things.
I do have to say - people on this board can be a bit harsh - especially to newbies. We're all human beings & make mistakes, thankfully it WAS his hand & not the other dogs throat. That could have been pretty gnarly if otherwise. But at least He openly admitted he was wrong & apologized. I do think you guys need to communicate & talk about how you feel, it's not worth staying ticked off about if it's something you guys can learn from & move forward from. Being with my man for 5 years now I've had to pick & choose 'the battles' - not all are worth it & we've also had different ideas of how our dogs should be handled. I try not to bring that stuff on an open forum because I honestly feel it's no one's business on here except for maybe the breeder I got her from to get ideas & a professional trainer I hired. They both have been very professional & helpful & don't undermine or even mention my relationship with my now Hubby. The issues stay focused on the dogs & what can be done. When my hubby first heard the ideas from me, honestly he got a big head but once he heard the same information from different sources & other ppl & SAW the effects & changes it made in the dog it MADE a HUGE difference. Some men won't listen to a forum ideas about their pets, especially when the pets are like their kids, which seems so in your case (idk why) - unless it's Car related. Maybe you could encourage him that you both go to a trainer whos HIGHLY familiar with Pits with each dog at different sessions. There are also great books & videos about pitbulls if he's not interested in the open forum - he's already getting a lashing on here & not even a member, who wants to come into that??? Especially when they already KNOW they're wrong.
Your dog charged his - how is that Peaches fault or Riley's? I do see favortism but on both parties here - just to be fair. No relationship is the same & they all take work sometimes. Shitake just happens sometimes - we're only human. I mean if you know he's that irresponsible, why not bring your dogs along in the first place?
JMO
I don't know the full story, I'm not in her shoes - which is why I'm not analyzing the situation as if I am. It's not my place as a forum member & trying to give her a Fair outlook. The guy apologized - I know though from a wife stand point I've over reacted at times about things my husband has done. It's human nature to when you don't know a full story from all sidesIf you knew the back story you might understand better, she is better off finding a way out and starting over.
I hope you can get out and away from him, I know it ia hard to start over but you have to ask do you want to live like this for the rest of your life? I would hope not so find the strength and a way to get out and start over. It is easier to do not than later when the years have gone by. Been there, done that girl! Hope things get better for you :hug:
ThanksI don't know the full story, I'm not in her shoes - which is why I'm not analyzing the situation as if I am. It's not my place as a forum member & trying to give her a Fair outlook. The guy apologized - I know though from a wife stand point I've over reacted at times about things my husband has done. It's human nature to when you don't know a full story from all sides. I'm not here to debate, just to give my fair two cents, take it or leave it-especially if it doesn't help someone
Lisa - you're a great trainer & respect what you do. I think you're an excellent Role Model for All Pitbull/Bully Owners alike :roll:
You're very welcome! I hear you - hopefully things go better for her...Thanksand I know what your saying, in a relationship you do have to pick your battles and it took me a long time to train my husband with the dogs. Now I have no worries when I go out of town and he takes care of the dogs and the baby. I had to quit micro managing how he did things and all I cared about is the dogs were alive and well when I got home! lol And had this been just a few mistakes I would not have said anything but I think no woman deserves to be treated the way he treats her then to top it off he is always getting the dogs into trouble. Just sad and I hope she can get it under control. I don't want this to turn too personal even though I went there so I am done commenting on it. Again it is not my place to judge but you can only hold your thoughts for so long when you see this time and time again.
Oh quick story of stupid spouse syndrome! lol
We made a spring pole and I told my husband to play with one dog at a time. Well at the time most our dogs got along so he thought he would take all 8 dogs outside and play with the spring pole at once...... I hear this god awful fight outside to run out and see 6 bitches fighting and my 2 males in the corner of the yard not wanting any part of it. It took us several minutes to get them apart and put them in crates and asses the damage. No one really got hurt too bad but I was so mad at my husband for being so DUMB!! After that he took me more serious when I told him what not to do with the dogs. They all make mistakes :hammer:
thank you. 2 years of the same BS I am pretty done with it I already hate myself and blame MYSELF for placing my dogs in the hands of the irrisponsable. Now I have to do what is in the best interest for them rather then a relationship...all said and done my dogs mean the world to me and come before anything else..I do not know your situation and I do not mean to be an expert but I have been married to a hard headed, stubborn and sometimes totally stupid man for 27yrs. Choosing your battles is the best way to go. After the first altercation my dogs. My husband thought he knew it all when I explained to him the dogs could no longer be together. Well in his one of many stupid moments I came home to find him and the dogs all full of blood. My heart sank. When I looked at him his statement was I figured you would be the one to let this happen. I thought I closed the door and left both doors open. I figured I could handle it if something happened. He was amazed at the strength of Fat Boy when he got a hold of Beastley and dragged Beastley and my husband across the yard. He said we had to get rid of Beastley because Fat Boy has been with us the longest and he is tied to us. Beastley is young and we could rehome. I looked at him and asked if everyone was okay without any serious damage. He said yes. My response was very calm. I simply said I will get rid of you before either dog. We made a commitment to these dogs for the long haul once we accepted them into the house. If you have a problem following simple safety rules, keep your hands off the dogs and I will handle them. I do everything else for them. Keep them in their rooms and I will take care of them when I get home. We haven't had a issue since because he got off his high horse thinking he knew it all. As far as your personal issues. That is something you have to decide for yourself. Everyone here and in your personal life can tell you what you need to do. But the final decision has to be yours and yours alone because you will have to live with it, not us. You will know in your heart when you have had enough. Good luck, my prayers are with you and whatever choice you make for you and your furbabies.