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Cake day: February 14th, 2024

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  • Well putting the dog in the basement would have done less damage.

    I have no idea their circumstances, but if the issue was the dog reacting to guests or something they can be put outside and trained. There are pads and stuff too if you’re going to be gone for a longer period.

    It just seemed weird it was only one upstairs bedroom that had this issue, so they must have been locking the dog up in there often for some reason.



  • That sucks.

    When I moved into my house we had to remove the subfloor because a previous owner would look their dog in one of the rooms and it would pee itself in there.

    They did it so much pee had soaked through the subfloor, and it had rotted. It wasn’t chip board or mdf that can get messed up when wet, it was 3/4" solid wood ply.

    People can be so needlessly cruel to their pets.