Prizes and Giveaways
My Pet Hates My Boyfriend! by DDHG Editorial Team
What happens when your boyfriend and your beloved pet don't get along? Do you give your boyfriend the boot or find Lassie a new home so you can share yours with your man? Here are a few tips that just might help you keep both!
1. Hire a dog trainer. It's a crisis situation when the man you love and the pet you treasure are on the outs. Hiring a trainer will help you get to the root of the problem. If the idea of a dog trainer makes a dent in your bank account, don't worry. Check out www.FreeDogTrainingInfo.com and www.dogskool.com, a site that offers a free on-line dog training class that may help you get to the bottom of your pet's problem with your man.
2. Until you've pinpointed the problem between your pet and your paramour, keep your pet away from your boyfriend. Separating them both will make it easier for both your boyfriend and your dog to co-exist.
3. Involve your boyfriend in the day-to-day activities with your pet. Make it a team effort, as though you and your man are a united front trying to find out what's wrong with your pet. You never want to make it you and your pet against your boyfriend. That will most always end in a break up.
What happens when your boyfriend and your beloved pet don't get along? Do you give your boyfriend the boot or find Lassie a new home so you can share yours with your man? Here are a few tips that just might help you keep both!
1. Hire a dog trainer. It's a crisis situation when the man you love and the pet you treasure are on the outs. Hiring a trainer will help you get to the root of the problem. If the idea of a dog trainer makes a dent in your bank account, don't worry. Check out www.FreeDogTrainingInfo.com and www.dogskool.com, a site that offers a free on-line dog training class that may help you get to the bottom of your pet's problem with your man.
2. Until you've pinpointed the problem between your pet and your paramour, keep your pet away from your boyfriend. Separating them both will make it easier for both your boyfriend and your dog to co-exist.
3. Involve your boyfriend in the day-to-day activities with your pet. Make it a team effort, as though you and your man are a united front trying to find out what's wrong with your pet. You never want to make it you and your pet against your boyfriend. That will most always end in a break up.
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