having to watch my sisters puppy for the next 6 months or so. need sleep. help.

[archibaldcrane]

Cut him some slack, it's not like he's not trying shit to make the puppy stop being unbearable, plus he's already a dog owner - he's not oblivious to general dog stuff.

He's not punting it across the room or anything.

[Vandole]

Have you considered letting someone that actually wants to take care of her take care of her? I can understand catering a puppy gets annoying, especially if it's not your own, but at this point I'm honestly starting to feel more sorry for the dog than for you. Get the fuck over yourself. Puppies are hard work. Some more so than other. She's just a little scared dog.

you mad? i want to care for the dog but she's difficult. i wouldnt have offered to do this for my sister if i didnt want to. she isnt "scared" because she did this at my sisters apartment too(in bed with her.) there is a such thing as misbehaving dogs you know.

[Lucienne]

Well, you didn't actually mention that she's been behaving the same way when in bed with your sister, which does make a difference. You really come across as if you'd like to drown the poor thing in a river if you got a chance, and if that's what you show her, it's no wonder she's screaming.
And yes, there are such things as misbehaving dogs.

[Vandole]

i did say in OP that i've had 12 hours of sleep in the past 4 days. that can make a person willing to drown things.

luckily i got 6 hours of sleep today so it's all good until tonight



...then the screaming continues

[Anso]

By my calculations....

The dog is 3 months old, you'll have it for 6 months, by the time she gets it back it will be 9 months old. That's 3/4's of a year.

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[Militant]

Sometimes when animals are small, tiny, and scared I like to be extra alpha and make loud noises, and just be overall scary/intimidating, just because watching them get even more scared gets my rocks off.

[Bregor]

I didn't even think about the fact that the dog will piss in your bed.

Good point.

If you're regularly bringing home drunken acrobat-sex girls, chances are probably about equally as high that they leave some sort of bodily function in your bed.

OP, one Rozerem for you, one for Yappy, one for you, one for Yappy...

[archibaldcrane]

I can deal with the occasional female ejaculator, it's ok.

[Bregor]

I can deal with the occasional female ejaculator, it's ok.

That's only one of about five possibilities I was thinking of, but I'm glad you're a boss and all.

[Lucienne]

i did say in OP that i've had 12 hours of sleep in the past 4 days. that can make a person willing to drown things.

luckily i got 6 hours of sleep today so it's all good until tonight



...then the screaming continues

I understand how you feel, trust me, my dog had Urinary tract infection, we called the vet and were told that puppies pee a lot. He woke up 10 times a night, one of us had to get dressed and carry him downstairs to pee. We looked like zombies before we finally got some help. He wouldn't sleep unless we held him, he wouldn't stay alone in a room. It sucks.
She doesn't scream to piss you off.

[Mugekuge]

putting a doggie blanket on the end of the bed is hard.


Most just sleep by your feet, they don't like do jumping jacks all over the bed.


Again, talking about little dogs here.

My cocker likes to jump all over the bed, besides my dogs love to put their head on a pillow.

If dog doesn`t want to shut up can always try this lol: (I used it for few days to teach my Beagle to stop barking in my new apartment, well was more like an extreme method before my building asked to me to move it out)

http://www.amazon.com/Innotek-Anti-B.../dp/B000H3VAQ8