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I walk the dog , feed the dog and hang out with him most the time. She does let him out once before work. He does sleep in our bed and we let him sit on the couch we are on(but my fiance is having him sit on another couch while we are both home with the dog.)
Well sometimes when hes in our bed he gets a little clingy and crowds us. I can move him no problem but he will growl at her if shes tries.. She thinks its because our dog is thinking he is equal and she suggested we should take away him sleeping with us and have him sleep on the floor.
While I do enjoy him sleeping with us I don't disagree. But I also wonder if its other contributing factors.
I for one have tried to be stricter on walks. I keep him at heel if he strays and make sure he never leads. While I believe she lets him walk around non nonchalantly. Could this be contributing to him thinking he is equal to her?
Well sometimes when hes in our bed he gets a little clingy and crowds us. I can move him no problem but he will growl at her if shes tries.. She thinks its because our dog is thinking he is equal and she suggested we should take away him sleeping with us and have him sleep on the floor.
While I do enjoy him sleeping with us I don't disagree. But I also wonder if its other contributing factors.
I for one have tried to be stricter on walks. I keep him at heel if he strays and make sure he never leads. While I believe she lets him walk around non nonchalantly. Could this be contributing to him thinking he is equal to her?