You guys remember the day before you had no dogs? At the very least, there is freedom of the person, free of constraints, where to go and when to return.
Having a dog and having an extra company, it's actually causing us a lot of trouble.
I can't sleep any more.
Have you slept lazy since you had the dog? It's more of a sleepy nap, and there's no need for an alarm clock.
Every morning the dog comes to the bed and wakes me up: "Get up! Walk the dog! Do you believe I pee at home and I'll tear the bed down?"
Whether it's a cold winter or a rain storm, early dog walk is a daily necessity.
There's an ass in there.
Back home, they had their own world, and they had absolute freedom to do whatever they wanted. But when you have a dog, from the moment you entered the door, you don't belong to yourself. You belong to it.
The last toilet, it's going to follow; it's going to eat, it's going to saliva next to you, it's full of dog food; it's going to sit on the couch and watch TV, and it's going to have to move half of its seats...
Sometimes you have to do something behind its back, and you can't let it hear anything, but you're in your own house and you're like a thief.
It's easier to get angry.
Who says a dog can grow patience? It's making people angry!
"Put it down!" "Come here and I'll kill you!" "What the hell are you doing?"
Not one day, I'd admire my neighbours for not having come to my trouble with my voice.
It's getting poorer.
Before I had a dog, I spent my own money, and every major event was a stock of snacks, clothes and shoes. After the dog, the car was almost filled with dog stuff.
Every day there are couriers that I can't finish, and I don't know how rich I am, but I know how painful it is to spend.
It's all worth it, looking at a cornered table, half-bited slippers, already-lost “skinbags” couch.
It's getting famous in the neighborhood.
I used to be just a regular workman in the neighborhood, not many people on the road. Now on the road, from time to time, neighbours come and say hello.
"Yo, walk the dog again?"
Did I raise a dog too high? No, my dog is too high-profile, I don't think so.
But then again, even though the dog's days have been “challenged” every day, the joy it has brought me is constant!
What kind of trouble did your dog bring you?