Meet Amy, a 23-year-old who recently moved back home with her beloved pooch, Max, a medium-sized spaniel mix. Amy’s mother, however, had one rule – no pets. Despite this, Amy assured her mom that she would handle everything related to Max, and so, the furry friend was welcomed into the family home. But what happens when Max’s behavior starts to disrupt the household, affecting everyone’s sleep schedules and even causing physical harm?
The New Houseguest: Amy and Max
The Promise and the Problem
Max’s Mischievous Manners
Amy’s Unhelpful Habits
Zoe’s Struggles and Max’s Mayhem
Amy’s Absence and Max’s Antics
The Last Straw ️
The Ultimatum
Amy’s Temporary Move
Family and Friends Weigh In
The Defense of Amy and Max
The Blame Game
The Final Word ️
A Mother’s Plea or a Daughter’s Defiance? The Doggone Drama Continues
In a household turned upside down by a mischievous spaniel mix named Max, a mother is at her wits’ end. From sleepless nights to classroom struggles and even physical harm, Max’s antics have pushed the family to breaking point. Amy, Max’s owner, seems to find humor in the chaos, leaving her mom to issue an ultimatum – re-home Max or move out with him. As Amy and Max take temporary refuge at her boyfriend’s house, family and friends weigh in, defending Amy and blaming the mother for not training Max. But who’s really at fault here? And what will become of Max? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this fur-flying fiasco…
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NTA: Tell them Amy and the dog are on their way!
NTA. Don’t let outsiders make you feel bad for defending.
NTA: Amy’s pet Max is causing issues and she’s not taking responsibility
NTA. Amy’s negligence and disregard for the dog’s well-being is evident
NTA. Stand up for yourself and the dog against meddlesome relatives.
NTA: Negligent dog owner vs. concerned parent. Who’s responsible?
NTA: Untrained dogs as weapons? Remove them for safety
Grandma’s excuses won’t last long. NTA, put your foot down!
NTA: Amy’s neglectful behavior towards her dog is causing tension.
Untrained dog causing family drama? NTA for standing up!
NTA: Tough love and responsibility for the sake of the dog
NTA: You handled the problem, they should offer solutions
Amy’s neglect of her dog is causing family chaos
Drama unfolds as daughter questions mother’s honesty about moving.
Daughter’s dog training backfires, causing family feud
NTA. Daughter fails to care for dog, time for tough love
NTA. Let the relatives deal with Amy and her dog
Dog drama: NTA wants Amy to clean up after Max
NTA: Set boundaries for your daughter’s dog and her living arrangements
NTA: Daughter needs to take responsibility for training Max
Insomnia struggles: NTA seeks help for daughter’s sleep issues
Your house, your rules! Sleepover at the boyfriend’s!
Heartbreaking situation for the dog, NTA for wanting better care
NTA, Max needs training! Amy needs to take action!
Dog causing drama, needs better training. Time for him to go!
NTA: Defending your choices when no one else steps up
Max is a people-pleaser, but training gone wrong divides!
“NTA: They expect you to train someone else’s dog? LOL!”
Setting boundaries and prioritizing safety, NTA for rehoming the dog
NTA. Amy broke the agreement and dragged others into it
Offering to help move Amy and dog in with family
NTA. Daughter neglects dog, family and friends need to intervene
NTA. Amy’s dog training skills are a real bone of contention
NTA. Amy’s irresponsible behavior with Max is causing family conflict.
Max, the dog, causing family drama. Who will he choose?
“NTA
Why the hell would it be your responsibility to train HER dog?
And the ‘she’s been a great houseguest other than Max’ is like saying Gacey was a great party clown, other than the bodies in the basement–it’s a thing so big it eclipses and erases the rest.
Look at the people chiding you as if they have paper heads and say 1) it seems to be working out great with Amy and the dog at her boyfriend’s, so that all worked out, and 2) Amy is employed and able to afford her own housing, and this was never meant to be permanent, so with those two things in mind, who cares?
I’m betting Amy is going to get dumped by her boyfriend over Max pretty soon, at which time you can say ‘see, not just me!’ Or stay mum and suggest these oh-so-worried friends and relatives take Amy and her amazing dog in. I’m guessing they don’t want to, which is why they’re trying to guilt you into it.”
NTA – Daughter neglects dog, you set boundaries for your home.
Creative rehoming solution for Max the dog
NTA. Daughter needs to clean up or move out
OP is NTA for refusing responsibility for daughter’s untrained dog
NTA. Daughter disrespects rules, fails dog. Time to be adult.
NTA. Amy needs to take responsibility for her unruly dog
NTA. Generous with 3 weeks, but she needs to discipline Max
NTA. Taking responsibility for household safety and well-being
Daughter neglects dog, mother not at fault
Not the a**hole
Amy’s dog drama causing tension in the family
Not the a**hole! Drama unfolds in this family over a dog
“Relatives should take in Amy and the dog!”
NTA: Family feud over furry friend causing chaos
NTA: Max needs a dedicated owner for his energy!
NTA. Taking responsibility for a pet is important.
NTA. Daughter needs a reality check on pet ownership
NTA: Set boundaries, she’s an adult. Don’t back down!
NTA. Don’t let her dog’s bad behavior ruin your household
Putting kids first : NTA prioritizes minor children over adult child’s dog
“NTA. Let Amy and Max go stay with your relatives! “
NTA. Max is Amy’s dog. Her responsibility to train.
Avoiding responsibility and enjoying puppy snuggles – NTA!
Engaging in a doggy dilemma with a sassy daughter.
Amy’s bad pet ownership is tearing this family apart
NTA. Daughter neglects dog, causing family drama
Daughter dumps dog and stuff on mom, friends call her out. NTA
NTA. Stand your ground and find a new home for Amy’s dog
Dog owner prioritizes child’s safety and well-being over pet’s needs
