Originally posted by: Gand1
Put a sticky note on it that says rhodesian. Or just go get a puppy to live together with the little runt.
Oh yeah, since it's still a puppy... crate train it STAT!
:laugh:Originally posted by: KentState
What are they odds of it accidently walking into the microwave as you are about to make a bag of pop corn?
Originally posted by: Turin39789
Originally posted by: Josh
Originally posted by: Turin39789
in reality you won't be able to get rid of it, so just go pick up your rhodesian(or even better a nice mutt from the humane society) and call it a day.
Hell yea, take it back to the childish days of fighting. Fight fire with fire. Matter fact, go get a Rott or a Pit even better a Presa Canario. Show that wife what's up.
If they had agreed that a rhodesian was what they wanted, and then the wife went off and made a 15 year commitment to a totally different dog without discussing it, I think it's entirely reasonable for the op to get his own dog.
Originally posted by: Turin39789
Originally posted by: Leros
Originally posted by: HardcoreRobot
get the dog you want. they can be friends. dont ask your wife.
Get the biggest dog you can find. One that will knock over your wife's favorite dishes when it wags its tail.
Good Idea! They go well with Yorkies!
Originally posted by: buck
The two dogs should get along fine.....
Originally posted by: thetxstang
To those who think it's shens my wife won the puppy in the tournament, or that she deliberately deceived me, some of you may recall years ago Roger Federer won a tournament and one of his prizes was a cow.
This thought of her deceiving me, however, did cross my mind the 2nd day of having the dog. So, being the resourceful guy I am, I covertly called the tournament organizer to confirm the puppy was the first prize. Unfortunately, she confirmed he was. sad.gif
So, I decided to give the organizer a piece of my mind. I explained that a puppy as a prize is unfair to both dog and owner. She explained that due to the women being "a close group of gals" and "all in good moral standing," she and other organizers were confident the puppy would go to a good home. That said, she DID confirm that my wife could have refused the puppy. I suppose that's why I'm so bitter right now. There was absolutely no way she could have been "forced" to take the puppy home.
I'll bet you Federer had the sac to refuse that cow...
Originally posted by: rivan
Don't worry, we won't judge you.
Originally posted by: thetxstang
Originally posted by: rivan
Don't worry, we won't judge you.
Yeah, that's teh good thing about ATOT. There's never any judgmental people here.