Roommate's Dog Poops On The Floor, So He Blames Redditor For Not Letting Him Out
FauxGunny shared a post on Reddit's "AITA" subreddit, where he describes a situation with his roommate and his roommate's dog. According to the post, FauxGunny's roommate has an American Akita, and the dog pooped on the floor while FauxGunny was out.
When FauxGunny got home, he took the dog out for a short walk, and when they got back, the dog pooped on the floor again while FauxGunny was in his room. FauxGunny's roommate blamed him for the dog's behavior, which left FauxGunny feeling unsure and second-guessing himself.
FauxGunny goes on to express that he doesn't want a dog of his own due to the limited time he has to care for it and the responsibilities that come with having a pet. He also mentions that the dog is poorly trained and jumps, barks, and growls at everyone who comes over, making it difficult for him to have visitors in his own home.
Overall, FauxGunny is considering telling his roommate to professionally train the dog so it won't exhibit such disruptive behavior. However, he is unsure whether or not he is in the wrong for wanting to address this issue.
Here's what the AITA community had to say concerning the matter.
Here's OP's story.
u/FauxGunnyWas he wrong? Reddit responds.
u/FauxGunny1. It's not his responsibility to train the dog.
u/FauxGunny2. He's not obligated to take the dog out for walks.
u/FauxGunny3. His roommate should be held accountable for the dog's training.
u/FauxGunny4. He should charge his roommate for walking the dog.
u/FauxGunny5. Untrained dogs are unhappy.
u/FauxGunny6. His roommate should hire a dog walker.
u/FauxGunny
7. His roommate lacks training like the dog.
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8. Being roommates with a dog owner doesn't make you responsible for the dog's care.
u/FauxGunny
9. It's normal for dogs to poop anywhere.
u/FauxGunny
10. You shouldn't expect your roommate to care for your dog.
u/FauxGunny
11. He's responsible for the dog's care because they live together.
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12. He has the power to help the dog and should do so.
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13. Training a dog isn't difficult but requires a team effort.
u/FauxGunny
14. Akita is not an ideal dog breed for first-time dog owners.
u/FauxGunny
15. It's unfair to lock up a dog for hours.
u/FauxGunny
16. His roommate shouldn't have a dog if he can't care for it.
u/FauxGunny
17. The dog has behavioral issues, which are his roommate's faults.
u/FauxGunny
18. He did his bit and shouldn't be held responsible for what happened afterward.
u/FauxGunny
19. You shouldn't get a dog if you're too busy with work.
u/FauxGunny
20. If his roommate won't hire a dog walker, he should start charging his roommate to walk the dog.
u/FauxGunny
What do you think?
Training a dog is crucial because it helps establish a healthy and happy relationship between the dog and the owner. A well-trained dog is easier to live with, has fewer behavioral problems, and makes a better companion.
If you have a busy work schedule and limited time for training and caring for a dog, getting one may not be a good idea. An untrained or poorly trained dog can develop behavioral problems that can be difficult to fix later on.
It's important to ensure that you have the time, patience, and commitment to properly care for and train a dog before bringing one into your home. What do you think?
