Imagine being 39 weeks pregnant and suddenly feeling overwhelmed by the responsibility of a 4-month-old puppy. That’s the situation one woman found herself in after impulsively adopting a Golden Lab mix without consulting her boyfriend. Now, she’s demanding they get rid of the dog, but her boyfriend is standing his ground, arguing that she needs to own up to her decisions. The tension is high, and the stakes are even higher. Let’s dive into this dramatic story!
The Unexpected Puppy Arrival

Puppy Problems

Lack of Attention

Pregnancy and Puppy Care

Park Time

Overwhelmed and Impulsive

Serial Offender

Compromise and Sacrifice

Zero Responsibilities?

The Ultimatum

Me or the Dog

Standing His Ground

Puppy Drama Reaches Boiling Point! ️
So, we have a pregnant girlfriend who impulsively adopts a puppy without consulting her boyfriend. The puppy turns out to be a handful, and she’s now feeling overwhelmed. She even jokes about leaving the dog on the side of the road! The boyfriend, who’s been compromising on everything and covering all their expenses, finally puts his foot down, refusing to give up the dog. He’s invested in Cujo, both financially and emotionally, and he’s not backing down. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this explosive situation…
NTA fights for puppy’s lifelong commitment, GF demands abandonment.

ESH. Resentment and toxicity abound in this relationship over a dog.

❤️ Don’t ditch the puppy! Commenters discuss rehoming options.

Consider the puppy’s well-being before making a decision

Puppy care debate sparks with ESH verdict and exercise advice

Dog deserves better home, toxic relationship needs therapy or divorce

Struggling to keep the puppy, seeking advice on rehoming.

Caring for a dog is simpler than a child, NTA.

ESH. Commenters suggest finding a better home for the puppy.

Commenter questions why OP is having a baby with unfit partner.

Rehoming the puppy is the kindest thing for everyone involved

NTA. GF may not be able to handle a puppy and newborn . Communication is key.

SIL’s cruel actions towards dogs spark heated debate

Re-homing the puppy is the best solution for everyone

NTA for not wanting to abandon a responsibility.

ESH, but prioritize the newborn’s safety. Rehome the puppy.

Commenter advises considering the responsibility of a baby and puppy.

Both sides at fault for puppy dilemma, find new home

Stand up for yourself and have a serious discussion. NTA

Plan ahead for new baby and pet. Hire a dog walker.
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Pregnant GF demands to ditch puppy, but commenters say rehome him.

Pregnant couple fights over puppy’s fate. Commenter suggests co-parenting peacefully.

NTA. Can she handle a dog, let alone a child?

Boyfriend questions girlfriend’s parenting skills over puppy care disagreement.

Complicated situation, but what’s best for the puppy?

Pregnant GF wants to ditch puppy, but leaving it is wrong

NTA. Girlfriend may be afraid of responsibility. Tough love needed.

Dog caught in the middle of couple’s pregnancy argument

Consider adoption for the puppy and reassess the relationship.

Foster dog’s future at risk due to couple’s resentment and relationship issues

Protect your pup with a tracker and stand your ground. NTA

Pregnant girlfriend resents dog, but forcing her isn’t right. ESH.

Compromise suggested for keeping puppy and caring for baby

NTA suggests rehoming the dog and taking control of pet decisions.

Discussing relationship responsibilities after red flags. NTA.

Pregnancy hormones are no excuse for neglecting responsibilities. Stand firm.

New puppy and a baby? ESH for not consulting.
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Engaging NTA comment supports keeping puppy, offers helpful advice.

Don’t give up on your pets when you have a baby!

Don’t ditch the puppy! NTA for standing up for family

Wishing them luck, but relationship seems doomed

Adopted a dog from overwhelmed parents, advises prioritizing child’s needs
