Reply With QuoteSounds like my OH.
On her days off I get home to dry water bowls, she starts half of dinner but forgets the other half.
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DH calls me to tell me he took the dogs out around 4 before he left for bowling. He said Benelli and Gauge pooped and benelli ate Gauges poop. Im like how if you had him leashed. He didn't.
His response its too cold out. I told him he had to leash walk him until he did his business BC him and gauge will just go out and play and he must scoop as soon as the dogs go. Guess that was too hard of a concept. God help us if we have children.
Sounds like my OH.
On her days off I get home to dry water bowls, she starts half of dinner but forgets the other half.
-- Ken, owned by:
Max - Black Lab mix gotcha 4/23/2012 Born 12/2011
Scarlett - Yellow Lab gotcha 4/19/2013 Born 2008? 2007?
Lizzy - Terrier mix gotcha 6/29/2014 Born 2006?
Zeus - Papillon mix gotcha 1/30/2015 Born 3/26/2014
Avatar: Ziggy, my kitty who crossed the bridge a few years ago.
He slept in the sink for years, silly boy.
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I know how you feel.
Sheesh, you almost wish there had been vomit or diarrhoea repercussions from that so you could leave it for him to clean up. I know, tell him Benelli has a big kiss for him.
Meeps83 (02-03-2015), sheltieluver (02-03-2015)
That's ok, my husband asked me last night, "do you want me to take the dog out?" before we were going to go to bed. I responded, "don't you every night??". He likes, "just wanted to make sure you still wanted me to do it". WHAT?! Duh...
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sheltieluver (02-03-2015)
Beth I get that all the time. He wonders why the dogs like me more. I do everything for them and he gets to be the good guy that showers them with affection and let's then do whatever they want.
beth101509 (02-03-2015)
Must say, DH is an angel with Mardi and Archie. He knows feeding time and if he's at home, he feeds. He lets them out and in but does not scoop. The walking is up to me which is impossible right now with all the snow. He plays with Archie every evening, wearing him out.
LOL, he just asked if I wanted popcorn. He said the kids want popcorn this evening. If he has a fault, he is heavy on the treats.
sheltieluver (02-03-2015)
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