SparklingWaves
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I probably had poopsicle spaghetti. Now, that's begging to get reported.
A dinner to remember :-O
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That's so funny you mention a farm, because that's her dream to have one.
Don't worry. I will not step foot in that place. I have made some calls this a.m. about the situation. I have rescued many animals and surveyed her place well while I was there. This situation will be addressed quickly.
Originally Posted by stacylynne
NO Way. Sounds like she lives like a farm animal. That's disgusting. I have 2 dogs & my house never smells like animals at all. I would not go back there @ all. That is just totally disgusting |
That's so funny you mention a farm, because that's her dream to have one.
Don't worry. I will not step foot in that place. I have made some calls this a.m. about the situation. I have rescued many animals and surveyed her place well while I was there. This situation will be addressed quickly.
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I totally agree with you.
| Originally Posted by OohJeannie
Um...thats disgusting. My dogs have accidents once in a blue, but seriously. & Those animals are definitely being mistreated. Forget her because she chooses to live under those filthy conditions, but those animals SMH 
1. A dog with a physical problem that causes excessive hunger, pain, or other sensations. 2. A dog who is not getting enough to eat or is going too long between meals. 3. A dog with intestinal parasites or other condition that creates blood or other fecal changes . 4. Some dogs develop a mental connection that they will be punished if their humans find them in the same room with feces. 
5. Boredom.
6. Separation anxiety.
7. My own addition...Dirt ass house! He cant find the food. ** Sorry you had to go through that. At least you were polite and tried to deal with it. Poop behind the head and all. |
I totally agree with you.
SparklingWaves
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She thought that I was overreacting.
seonmi
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OMG, I'm so sorry you had to go through all that. But seriously, your story made me kinda feel better about my situation. Last summer, I had to stay with a family who has 5 pets (3 cats and 2 dogs). It was disgusting! They had all kinds of fleas, ticks, and bugs. I could just catch several of them as I sat on the couch watching TV. The bathroom that I used had cat poop in the bath tub. That family even has a little box in the kitchen and it smelt so bad, I couldn't stand it. One of the dogs had a very serious flea problem and he smelt gross. He kept scratching himself and some of the fleas would fly right in me
So, needless to say, I got bites all over my body
no matter what I did to try to stay away from those animals.
Being from a family with only 1 dog long time ago, that summer was extremely tough for me. I was so so so happy when school started and I could leave that freaking house. I doubt that I would want a pet anytime soon.
Being from a family with only 1 dog long time ago, that summer was extremely tough for me. I was so so so happy when school started and I could leave that freaking house. I doubt that I would want a pet anytime soon.
jasminbarley
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Simply Elegant
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Wow that's absolutely disgusting and I feel very bad for her dogs that they didn't get the proper training and don't have a clean place to live in.
I used to have a cat and she was really well trained for 17 years but in her last few months her organs started failing and she was peeing in the house sometimes and we always cleaned it up right away but we put her down because she was suffering when it started happening too often.
I think her pets need to be taken away and trained properly by someone who really knows how to take care of animals and wants one. Animals deserve respect and proper treatment and I don't think that she understands that.
I used to have a cat and she was really well trained for 17 years but in her last few months her organs started failing and she was peeing in the house sometimes and we always cleaned it up right away but we put her down because she was suffering when it started happening too often.
I think her pets need to be taken away and trained properly by someone who really knows how to take care of animals and wants one. Animals deserve respect and proper treatment and I don't think that she understands that.
SkylarV217
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I agree some people go to far with dogs, My Sister-in -law brings her stupid little dog everywhere. When ever she goes to house to eat & blah blah blah , I don't mid the dog being around some times but every time you go somewhere is excessive b/c it doesn't mind. And my MIL got mad at us b/c we live 2 hours away in an apartment ( that we aren't supposed to have pets in) and i wouldn't let her bring her dog when she visited b/c it's not house broken ( even though she claims it is) , it barks all the time,and it chews stuff like crazy. I like animals, but mine have always been well trained
MACATTAK
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Oh my goodness! I'm so sorry you had to deal with this! I WISH I could say I was shocked by this behavior, but I'm not. I used to have a friend who had 5 cats , 2 dogs, and 1 stinky turtle (not the turtles fault she didn't keep his water clean) indoors who also used the house as their litter box. When I would come over the dogs would go wild and pee on the carpet. When I pointed out that they were peeing on the floor, she would put a paper towel over it, and continue on with her business. Her house literally reeked of urine (you could even smell this outside coming up to the front door). All the animals were allowed to be on the kitchen table & countertops. She would always invite me for dinner, and I did once, but never again. I have to say your "poop by the head," totally champs anything I have seen. Sounds like quite an ordeal
