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  1. I am not trying to help his girlfriend actually. It is to help myself LOL to give myself some sanity from all the mess this boy has made in my life

  2. It's called emotional cheating and he's a narcissist. He has no respect for you. He will continue doing this. Leave him. He will never change.

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  4. If you're not feeling it, it's probably better to do it sooner rather than later. You're saying that you are starting to become resentful because you feel like you're taking care of her? What does taking care of her consist of?

  5. Ok I’m gonna try to walk the middle line here:

    I do think your dog needs training. Growling is a sign of anxiety or aggression and even little dog bites hurt. It sounds like you’re “enabling” this behavior from your dog, as you feel guilty that you’ve caused it, so you’re trying to make it ok or normal. Instead of enabling it & allowing it to occur, address it & discipline her- notice I say discipline and not punish, which is what your bf is doing. She’s experiencing a lot of changes now & she’s scared, which is normal, but scared animals react. His children could use some discipline too; he’s probably right that it’s not acceptable for her to growl at the kids, and just as you are protective over your dog, he’s protecting his kids, But it’s also not ok that they’re allowed to get in her face.

    However, your human needs some training as well, as he’s exhibiting some concerning behaviors. People who think that animals are beneath us tend to be the type who can justify mistreating them, as they’re not on the same “level” as humans. It’s also pretty easy for them to translate that concept to humans that they deem to be “less than” them, & that type of thinking is extremely dangerous. Someone else commented about setting boundaries w him and seeing how he reacts to that, and I think that that’s gonna be pertinent in protecting yourself from another abusive relationship. You compromised by kenneling her at night & he’s yelling about it? That reminds me of my kiddos grandparents- if he does something he’s not supposed to & they sit him in time out, they tell him that he must smile and be happy, and he cannot leave the time out chair til he does. Don’t worry, I shut that shit down real quick. Putting your kid in time out and your dog in a kennel when she’s not used to it and expecting them to adjust instantly and be happy about it is unrealistic and delusional.

    Just as I’m sure at least at this point that you’re not yelling at or disciplining his kids, he shouldn’t really be doing it to your dog either. He can handle his kids, including teaching them appropriate safe behavior around dogs & you can handle your dog- but that means you’re gonna have to stop making excuses for her and start training her. If he wants to participate in healthy discipline behaviors, cool, but no yelling, especially at times when the dog has every right to show signs of distress or separation anxiety, and he needs to get over his jealousy of the dog.

    Or you could also just dump his ass and keep the dog. Whatever works?‍♀️

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