Service Dog Vs Niece’s Comfort: AITA For Refusing To Move The Dog?

A man’s brother and his family lose their home and request to stay with him for a while. However, the man’s niece feels uncomfortable with his husband’s service dog, which he needs for daily assistance. The family requests that the dog be removed temporarily, but the man refuses, causing a conflict. The man’s brother accuses him of valuing the dog’s comfort over his niece’s. The man’s husband tries to convince him to take the dog to his father’s house to keep the peace with his brother. The man wonders if he is the a**hole for refusing to move the dog temporarily. Read on to find out the verdict.

A service dog or niece’s comfort? AITA for refusing?

Teen niece uncomfortable around service dog at home

Service dog provides invaluable assistance, niece’s comfort shouldn’t matter.

Refusing to move service dog causing family feud

Setting boundaries: Standing up for my service dog

Service dog causes family feud, AITA for refusing to move?

Fighting for furry friends: Refusing to budge for father-in-law

Husband caught in the middle of family feud ‍♂️

Husband is a people pleaser, but is it really his fault?

Service dog necessary for disabled man, AITA judgment unfair?

‍ AITA for prioritizing my service dog over my niece’s comfort?

Service dog or niece’s comfort? AITA for refusing to move him? ‍

A service dog is as helpful as a human being when it comes to people with disabilities, but what happens when their presence makes someone else uncomfortable? In this case, a woman’s niece is upset about the dog, and her brother and his family are staying with her temporarily. Despite their pleas to move the dog, the woman refuses, citing her husband’s disability and the importance of the service dog. However, tensions rise as her brother’s wife accuses her of valuing the dog over her niece’s comfort. The situation escalates as the woman’s husband gets involved and tries to convince her to let him go stay with his father to keep the peace. But is the woman really in the wrong for prioritizing her husband’s needs and the service dog? Or should she have considered her niece’s discomfort? Read on to see what people are saying about this dilemma.

Stand up for your partner and service dog, NTA

Dog owner is NTA for prioritizing their husband’s need over niece’s want

Move the family, not the dog. NTA

NTA for refusing to move service dog. Ableism is unacceptable.

Don’t let entitled family members bully you and your service dog

Service dogs are not pets, they are working members of society

Stand up for your family and your furry friend. NTA

Keep the dog, kick out the entitled family: NTA

Service dogs are vital medical equipment. NTA for refusing.

Asserting boundaries with grace: Niece’s comfort vs Service Dog

NTA. Brother needs to find new accommodations for his daughter

Stand your ground, NTA. Guests shouldn’t kick hosts out.

Niece uncomfortable with service dog. NTA for not moving?

Respect service animals and their tasks. Niece needs empathy.

Service dog is not the problem: Niece’s comfort isn’t compromised ❌

> NTA stands up to entitled family

Refusing to move a service dog: reasonable or unreasonable?

Stand your ground! You’re NTA for prioritizing your service dog’s needs.

Stand up for yourself and your husband. NTA

Dog-lover stands up for their furry friend, NTA ❤️

Service dog or niece’s comfort? NTA prioritizes husband’s needs

Refusing to move a service dog – NTA wins the day

Service dog’s comfort matters too

Service dogs are medical equipment, not a nuisance. NTA.

Savage! The ultimate solution to family disputes

Service dog vs niece’s comfort: AITA for refusing to move the dog? Priority should be given to husband’s service dog .

Service dog vs niece’s comfort: AITA for refusing to move the dog? NTA: A service dog is a medical aid. Period.

Supportive comment defends the poster’s decision to prioritize their husband

Host sets boundaries with entitled guests

Guests demanding changes? NTA, tell them to leave

Dog wins over entitled family members

Stand firm, you’re the advocate your husband needs

Suggesting a hotel might be the best solution.

Pets are family, NTA for refusing to move service dog

Stand your ground: Niece’s comfort shouldn’t come at dog’s expense

Uninvited guests demand comfort, OP refuses. NTA

Blunt response to entitled family sparks debate

Service dog stays, entitled niece goes

Service dog wins over entitled niece: NTA shuts her down

Don’t let them control you in your own home

Firm but fair . Niece’s comfort shouldn’t come at dog’s expense.

Respect your space, respect your rules

Houseguests should be grateful and avoid the service dog

Stand your ground! You’re not the a**hole here.

Stand your ground! You’re not the a**hole.

Blunt NTA comment shuts down entitled family members.

Your home, your rules

Service dogs require extensive training and disruptions can be harmful. NTA.

Stand your ground and be your husband’s advocate

No sympathy for entitled beggar: NTA

Standing up for her husband’s disability needs in her own home

Sassy reply shuts down entitled relatives ‍♀️

Savage response shuts down entitled brother.

Stand your ground! You’re NTA for prioritizing your service dog’s needs.

Standing firm for family: NTA defends husband and home

Protect your fur-baby Niece’s comfort does not come first.

Your house, your rules . NTA for choosing your service dog over your brother’s family.

Stand your ground and shut down the discussion

User defends OP’s decision to prioritize service dog over guests

Your house, your rules! NTA for keeping your service dog

Don’t be ridiculous, NTA. Keep your service dog where it is

Service dog for disabilities vs niece’s comfort: NTA wins

Your home, your rules Your husband needs the dog

Stand your ground, your husband needs the service dog

Stand your ground and show them the door

Don’t let them rule YOUR house! You’re NTA

Stand your ground! It’s your home and your rules.

Defending one’s home and furry friend

Entitled brother and family demand dog move, OP stands firm.

Furry family member or niece’s comfort? NTA chooses wisely ❤️

Service dogs are not pets. NTA for refusing to move.

Set boundaries and let them know who’s in charge

Guests’ entitled behavior causing emotional harm. YTA if not addressed.

Commenter defends OP’s decision in emotional debate ❤️

Setting boundaries with houseguests: for NTA’s assertiveness.

User calls out entitlement of brother’s family.

Support for standing up for service dog over family comfort ❤️

Service dog is medical equipment. Niece can find another place.

Commenter stands with OP and condemns brother’s behavior. ❤️

Service dog takes priority, NTA. Watch out for dog’s safety.

NTA stands strong against disrespectful family.

Fur-baby vs family feud: NTA for prioritizing service dog.

Disabled homeowner stands up for their rights against entitled houseguests

Service dogs are medical equipment. NTA for not moving it.