Sister’s Dog-Napping Shenanigans : Crossing Boundaries or Just Showing Off a Corgi?

Imagine recovering from a painful back injury, only to find out your sister has been sneaking into your apartment to steal your dog for show-and-tell sessions with strangers! This is the reality for one person who’s struggling to keep their adorable Corgi safe while dealing with their sister’s dog-napping antics. With the sister arguing that it’s all in good fun and the dog owner feeling like their boundaries are being crossed, who’s in the right here? Let’s dive into the story and find out! ️‍♀️

The First Dog-Napping

Corgi Craze in Town ️

The Second Sneaky Attempt

Mom Spills the Beans

The Struggle with Pain

Six Hours of Waiting ⏰

Sister’s Defense ️

The Final Straw ️

Boundary Issues

Locks Changed

The Backstory

Friends to the Rescue

Mom’s Place

Boundary Struggles

Meet Ludviken

Invasion of Privacy or Harmless Fun? ‍♀️

So, we have a dog owner dealing with a painful back injury and a sister who thinks it’s okay to sneak into their apartment to steal their beloved Corgi for show-and-tell sessions with strangers. While the sister argues that it’s all in good fun and the dog owner feels like their boundaries are being crossed, the internet has weighed in on this unusual situation. Is this just a case of harmless fun, or is the sister seriously overstepping her bounds? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Sister’s dog-napping shenanigans cross boundaries. NTA. Change your locks.

Sister’s dog-napping attempt turns into a family feud

Sister’s dog-napping and leaving the door open is unacceptable

Petty revenge suggestions spark camaraderie among commenters

Home, dog, and boundaries – NTA wins this round

Sister’s dog-napping habits lead to a warning and concern

Sister’s dog-napping is not the only issue here.

Setting boundaries with family over dog-napping

Sister dog-napped and didn’t bring back for 6 hours?!

Protect your pup and say no to dog-napping shenanigans

Setting boundaries with a dog-napping sister

Defending ownership: NTA for not giving sister your dog

Sister’s dog-napping puts OP in danger. NTA for being angry.

Protect your pup and press charges. NTA

Demanding the key back was the only reasonable response. NTA

Protecting your pet or your child? NTA’s security advice

Sister steals dog, leaves door open, and thinks it’s okay. NTA.

Sister stole OP’s dog, commenters agree NTA for being upset

Asserting ownership over pup: NTA comment wins the argument

Sister steals dog, sibling upset, commenters side with sibling.

Sister dog-naps corgi, but OP is NTA for being cautious.

Setting boundaries with family over pets

Dog-napping is no joke! Commenter is NTA for being upset.

Sister’s dog-napping escapade almost landed her in jail!

Respect boundaries when it comes to dog-napping

Change the locks and call the cops You’re NTA.

Protecting boundaries and pets from a dognapper

Corgi-napping sister gets called out for entitled behavior

Pet tax needed for proper judgement

Locks need changing after sister’s dog-napping shenanigans

Leaving the door open? Risky business. NTA comment agrees.

Respect for animal companionship and boundaries

Protect your pup and your boundaries with a doorbell cam.

Keep yourself and your dog safe, seek help if needed. NTA

NTA suggests affordable ways to secure home with helpful links.

Assert your dominance over your dog and apartment

Sister steals dog, leaves door open. NTA calls out boundaries

Sister’s careless actions put OP and dog at risk

When your sister’s love for your dog crosses boundaries

Commenter calls out sister’s reckless behavior and dog-napping shenanigans

Small town, one corgi, and a celebrity. Parks n Rec?

Respect boundaries when taking someone’s dog

Sibling dog-napped without permission: NTA, invest in puzzle toys ‍♂️

Setting boundaries with dog-napping sister

Sister’s dog-napping is a serious breach of boundaries. NTA.

Protect your pup: chip, register, and save messages as proof.

Commenter suggests drastic action for dog-napping incident

Corgi-loving commenter defends OP’s actions.

Commenter defends OP, suggests security measures for beloved pet

Dog-napping shenanigans! NTA comment sparks outrage

Taking the keys was a smart move. Safety first

Don’t let peer pressure make you cross boundaries

Respect boundaries and ask for permission before taking someone’s pet

NTA claps back at sister’s dog-napping shenanigans on social media.

Sister trespassed and dog-napped, commenter is NTA

Sister steals dog twice, commenter says NTA.

Sister steals dog and leaves door open, NTA for changing locks

Dog-napping drama: Redditors weigh in on boundaries and ownership

Breaking and entering? Change your locks. NTA wins.

Sister steals Corgi, argues she’s right, NTA takes action.

Set stronger boundaries and change locks. NTA.

Mad About You vibes. Not the a**hole here.

Dog-napping sister crosses boundaries, commenter is rightfully angry.

Sister’s dog-napping prank goes wrong, but who’s the culprit?

Borrowing without permission: theft or harmless mistake?

Protective pet parent defends dog-napping boundaries.

Locks changed after dog-napping shenanigans

Secure your home and show us the corgi cuteness!

Sister’s ‘Grand Corgi Theft’ leads to NTA’s witty comeback.

NTA! Sister’s dog-napping is rude and ridiculous

Sibling dog-napping causes outrage and safety concerns. NTA.

A scary situation: leaving the door open while showering

Respect boundaries when borrowing someone’s ‘baby’

Protecting your home: NTA suggests changing locks

Standing up for boundaries and a furry friend