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Topic: Dating Women With Dogs
rusticman's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:11 AM
Is it just me?

I find that women with dogs will always put the dog first. Many women think of the dog or dogs as their little children, they sleep with them, snuggle on the couch with them.
They can never stay out for long, they have to get home to let the dogs out, feed the dogs.
They are always thinking about the dogs.
I had one woman who I never met tell me that she would never give up her dog for a man, and her dog would always come first.
One woman had a big dog and called her favorite man.
I'm I the only one who thinks this is crazy?

I won't date a woman with dogs. If I see a picture of the lady with a dog or dogs, I don't even reply.

Ladies, are men like this?".

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Wed 12/31/14 11:17 AM
Wasn't this already posted earlier?

Anyway, if you don't like women with dogs, don't date women with dogs. It's really that simple. Why complain about responsible pet owners who may have to get home earlier to let their dogs out, or who won't get rid of their dogs just because you don't like them?

stephaniemarie0712's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:18 AM
I love my babies beyond description. But I will go out. I do feel weird if I'm not home for long periods of time, but I'm less stressed because I have a roommate. He helps out. I have two chihuahuas. It helps that they are there for each other. And I do sleep with them, and cuddle with them.. And I don't want it any other way.
I however will not stop dating because of them. But if a man mistreats them or me, he's gone.

Dodo_David's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:18 AM

Is it just me?


Yep. indifferent

rusticman's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:27 AM

Wasn't this already posted earlier?

Anyway, if you don't like women with dogs, don't date women with dogs. It's really that simple. Why complain about responsible pet owners who may have to get home earlier to let their dogs out, or who won't get rid of their dogs just because you don't like them?


Thanks.

I've learned my lesson. I won't date a women with dogs.

rusticman's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:31 AM

I love my babies beyond description. But I will go out. I do feel weird if I'm not home for long periods of time, but I'm less stressed because I have a roommate. He helps out. I have two chihuahuas. It helps that they are there for each other. And I do sleep with them, and cuddle with them.. And I don't want it any other way.
I however will not stop dating because of them. But if a man mistreats them or me, he's gone.


That's what I'm talking about, you call them your babies. You sleep with them.
Even when you're out you are thinking about them, worrying about them, wanting to get home to them.

Thanks for the reply.

Everyone to his own as they say. No dogs for me.

rusticman's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:34 AM


Is it just me?


Yep. indifferent


I don't think so. I found a couple articles:

http://marionkendrick.blogspot.com/2011/10/deal-breaker-dating-women-w-dogs.html

http://sabotagetimes.com/life/why-you-should-never-date-a-woman-with-a-dog/


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Wed 12/31/14 11:35 AM


Wasn't this already posted earlier?

Anyway, if you don't like women with dogs, don't date women with dogs. It's really that simple. Why complain about responsible pet owners who may have to get home earlier to let their dogs out, or who won't get rid of their dogs just because you don't like them?


Thanks.

I've learned my lesson. I won't date a women with dogs.


So what's with the whiny post?

When people own pets, I expect them to be responsible pet owners, even if it interferes in other things in their life. It's part of being a pet owner. It often involves getting home earlier to let dogs out. It also includes, not giving up your pet just because someone you're dating is not a pet person.

Why not just find women who don't have dogs if you're so against them, rather than complaining about those who do?

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Wed 12/31/14 11:36 AM


I love my babies beyond description. But I will go out. I do feel weird if I'm not home for long periods of time, but I'm less stressed because I have a roommate. He helps out. I have two chihuahuas. It helps that they are there for each other. And I do sleep with them, and cuddle with them.. And I don't want it any other way.
I however will not stop dating because of them. But if a man mistreats them or me, he's gone.


That's what I'm talking about, you call them your babies. You sleep with them.
Even when you're out you are thinking about them, worrying about them, wanting to get home to them.

Thanks for the reply.

Everyone to his own as they say. No dogs for me.


It sounds like you think of pets as objects that can be thrown aside when needed.

rusticman's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:37 AM


Is it just me?


Yep. indifferent


I like this article, and the responses:

DEAL BREAKER... DATING WOMEN WITH DOGS

So we're sitting in the barbershop chopping it up when a dude walks in with a white Shih Tzu. This has got to be the GIRLIEST of dogs. I mean this dog is so girlie, it had a ponytail on the top of its head. One of the barbers asked the guy, "Who does the dog belong to?" He replied, "It's my girl's. I'm watching it until she gets back from visiting her parents." I know some of you ladies are like, "Awwww, that's so sweet!" Not the fellas! They let him have it. Not because he was helping his girl out, but bc he walked in the barbershop with the world's most feminine dog! He could have at least taken the ponytail down. Since I didn't get a cell phone pic, check out the one below.


That's when the conversation started--dating women with dogs. To my surprise, a lot of these dudes considered this to be a deal breaker. One guy said he'd rather date a woman with a child than a dog. Today, it's becoming very common to meet women who own dogs. Small dogs are the most popular, like Yorkshire Terriers, Shih Tzu, Chihuahua, Cocker Spaniels, and Poodles. Fellas, if she has a Pit Bull she'll probably rob yo' *** when you're asleep. Me personally, I'm allergic to SOME pet dander. I don't break into hives or anything but, if I don't take a Claritin prior, I MAY sneeze or get itchy eyes. My experiences hadn't been as bad as some of the guys', but I've had some interesting moments.

Girl #1: During our first phone conversation, I heard her dog bark in the background. I said, "I didn't know you owned a dog?" She said,"Own! Do your parents OWN you? You own slaves! _______ is my child." That should have been a red flag. She explained that she had taken the responsibility of becoming the dog's mother because she took him away from his actual mother. HMMM... So, I finally went over to her crib and took a seat with her on the couch when her "SON" walked out, kneeled and stared at me. She told me he wanted to play. At the time, I wasn't interested in playing with the dog, but more interested in playing with her. Then, she accused me of thinking I was too good to rub the dog and that's when the argument started. Last date.

Girl #2: Unlike Girl #1, Girl #2 didn't want me to become the dog's "new father". Regardless, I had a problem with her DOGGY HYGIENE. One day while walking the dog on the dirty streets of D.C. where he took a dump and whizz in the the bushes, we returned to her house. As we walked back into the house, the dog ran passed us into her bedroom. Now after he'd just finished relieving his bowels and bladder outside, he hopped on the bed, then posted up on the pillows. I just thought to myself, "WOW!" In my Tony Toni Tone voice, "I can't lay my head on your pillow, and just relax, relax." I felt she should have at least bathed the dog before she allowed him to run all over her bed. In my opinion, it was the same as me doing the #2, no wipe, and then sitting on my own pillows.

These were just two of my own personal experiences. So, I picked some of the guys from my Facebook friends and asked about their experiences. Some of these dudes are crazy and I will not post their stories in fear of PETA coming after me! Here are four sensible ones that I could use, even though they wanted to remain anonymous.

Anonymous Male #1 (AM1)
I met a woman who seemed nearly perfect: pretty, smart, and sexually-compatible. I'm considering a long-term relationship with her. I hate chillin' at my place all the time because I have a roommate. So, we chill at her place a lot. Her place is cool, but she has two dogs that she allow to sleep on her bed. I asked her if she could keep the dogs outside of her bedroom when we have sex or sleep next to each other; but, she said if she put them outside they'd annoyingly scratch the door and wouldn't stop. I asked her if she could take them to a dog school to learn not to scratch. That seemed to annoy her. She said her dogs were her babies and she didn't want to change them. These were Labs. She has two, but the largest one always sleeps in the same bed with her. Before sex, she would tell the dogs to get off the bed, but then they would go under it and not leave the room.

I don't want to have an erected penis, making love to a woman with a damn dog watching under the bed. I was afraid of him attacking me or something. Plus, I don't want an audience. When I'm in bed with a woman, I want it to be just the two of us. I told her it was the dogs or me. She chose the dogs. She said she didn't have to ever worry about the dogs leaving her for another woman. If dogs are more loyal, why is it that, when men cheat, they call us dogs'?

Anonymous Male #2 (AM2)
I'd rather date a woman with kids than a dog. Why? Because if she has a child and we go on date, she'll find a babysitter for the night or until we return. The girls I've dated with dogs always had to cut our dates short because the dog was home alone or needed walking. My thing was, why the hell can't the dog wait until we finish our date, then you go and walk him. She explained that her dog was on a schedule that she didn't want to break. With that being said, she could never spend the night at my house because she always had to go and check on the dog. She asked could she bring the dog to my house? I said, "Hell nawl! I don't do pets like that." I'm no Michael Vick, but I hated that damn dog.


Anonymous Male #3 (AM3)
My girl and I were living together for about two years when she asked if we could get a dog. I thought, "Sure, it's better than [her] asking for a baby." At the time, I didn't know what the hell I had signed up for. After a couple of months, I found myself competing for her attention with the dog. One time we were having sex, and I mean I was laying it down. The dog must have heard her moan and came to the door and started whining. Can you believe this girl stopped and checked on the dog? There have been times she made sure the dog had something to eat before me. Once upon a time, she'd be in the mall and say, "I think this shirt would look nice on my man." Not anymore; it's all about the dog. I think he has more Dallas Cowboy paraphernalia than me. Sometimes I think she surfs the web all day at work just for the dog. Every Easter, she makes a basket for her niece and the dog. Get this, at Christmas, the dog has a stocking and an ornament. One Christmas, her mom invited all of us over for dinner. My girl wanted to bring the dog. Her mom said, "You not about to bring that damn dog around my food." My girl got offended and said she wasn't going. I finally convinced her to go and we all had a good time. It was then that I realized I better hurry up and give this girl a baby before this got out of hand. That Valentines' Day, I proposed; but, guess who gave her the ring? I put it on the dog's collar.

Kevin Sanders (The EXCEPTION)
I never had a dog, but somehow became best friends with my ex's dog. The more I went over, the more he and I spent time together. So, we became "boys" and sometimes we'd even ride out together. I kinda got mad when she got him neutered, though. I thought that meant they were giving him a vasectomy. I didn't know they cut the dog's balls off. That's castration! My boy hadn't been the same since then. Bob Barker says get your pet spayed and neutered. Tell Bob to go to hell!


I know there are some ladies who feel the same about men with pets as well. Also, every woman who owns a pet is not the same. I have a a lot of friends who take good care of their pets. I would like to close with a question for the ladies as well as the men. Ladies, will you allow your love for your pet to come between you and a potential mate? Fellas, is it really a deal breaker when you meet a woman who owns a pet? Please leave your comments and tune in for the next blog Men vs B.O.B. (Battery Operated Boyfriends).

Thanks for reading,
Marion Kendrick

lonetar25's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:43 AM
the same can be said about women with kids.

I was dating this chick with 3 kids and every time we went out she would talk about them. so irritating.

she worried about them every time she would leave the house.

first I thought she was nuts, I mean they were like 4 years old and fine at home in bed.

but I liked her, so I wanted to find a way to ease her worrying while out.
so I got her a dog to look after her kids while we was out or whatever.

just thinking, maybe get your dog lady a child to leave with the dog when she's out.

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Wed 12/31/14 11:43 AM
Perhaps the OP, or someone who feels the same, can explain their thoughts on this. I totally get not being a pet person, but why expect those who own pets to change their way of doing things for you?

And would you actually ask someone to get rid of a pet for you?

stephaniemarie0712's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:45 AM

the same can be said about women with kids.

I was dating this chick with 3 kids and every time we went out she would talk about them. so irritating.

she worried about them every time she would leave the house.

first I thought she was nuts, I mean they were like 4 years old and fine at home in bed.

but I liked her, so I wanted to find a way to ease her worrying while out.
so I got her a dog to look after her kids while we was out or whatever.

just thinking, maybe get your dog lady a child to leave with the dog when she's out.

Lol... Wow

stephaniemarie0712's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:45 AM
Well said drinks

rusticman's photo
Wed 12/31/14 11:49 AM
I got this reply:

Holy cow!!!! I'm not alone! I'll admit, I'm still getting over my ex and the dogs play a big part. I love her dogs.....even got one for her (hanging my head in shame). However, the last year is when I really noticed how much the dogs came first. YES, cutting dates or time w friends short to let the damn dogs out. Screw that!!! She showed the dogs way more affection than me. Said she's just now an affectionate person......but she sure didn't mind letting those little shedding flea bags snuggle up in her bed. Speaking of which, someone mentioned hygiene...... UUUUHHHH!!! Her house has wood floors and its covered in dog hair. Her car is DISGUSTING!!! You absolutely cannot ride in it without getting covered in dog hair. The funny thing is, her personal hygiene is great. She's on of the cleanest and hottest girls I've been with. Her house.....car......bed........by far the dirtiest! When I started to seriously think about marriage, that is one thing that was a deal breaker, if I was honest w myself.
I read some stories and see where a girl might complain or say the guy is selfish. Ha! I treated this girl like GOLD and helped her w the dogs. I loved them like my own because they did like me a lot. Still, she loved her dogs the most!

New rule: No chicks with dogs unless an extensive screening shows they won't be a problem

ridewytepony's photo
Wed 12/31/14 12:03 PM
They're smelly and time consuming...Ive often thought about a dog though.

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Wed 12/31/14 12:22 PM

I got this reply:

Holy cow!!!! I'm not alone! I'll admit, I'm still getting over my ex and the dogs play a big part. I love her dogs.....even got one for her (hanging my head in shame). However, the last year is when I really noticed how much the dogs came first. YES, cutting dates or time w friends short to let the damn dogs out. Screw that!!! She showed the dogs way more affection than me. Said she's just now an affectionate person......but she sure didn't mind letting those little shedding flea bags snuggle up in her bed. Speaking of which, someone mentioned hygiene...... UUUUHHHH!!! Her house has wood floors and its covered in dog hair. Her car is DISGUSTING!!! You absolutely cannot ride in it without getting covered in dog hair. The funny thing is, her personal hygiene is great. She's on of the cleanest and hottest girls I've been with. Her house.....car......bed........by far the dirtiest! When I started to seriously think about marriage, that is one thing that was a deal breaker, if I was honest w myself.
I read some stories and see where a girl might complain or say the guy is selfish. Ha! I treated this girl like GOLD and helped her w the dogs. I loved them like my own because they did like me a lot. Still, she loved her dogs the most!

New rule: No chicks with dogs unless an extensive screening shows they won't be a problem


I'm still waiting for the OP, or someone who thinks like him to explain their way of thinking. Do they think a woman should start loving the dogs less because these guys are in their lives? Should they treat their dogs worse because the guys don't like dogs as much? What are their expectations?

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Wed 12/31/14 12:23 PM

I once dated a man who had a dog, but he worked so much that his mother got the job of taking care of it. Ok. fine, he didnt know his job would make him unable to tend to his responsibility of pet ownership.

but then he started shopping around for another dog, and wanted me to take care of it? Not a dog I got to pick out mind you, just his own sudden interest. erm. no. goodbye.

I love dogs, and would get one if I could take care of it...I just dont have the time and energy to clean up after it. As for the above hygeine issue, I dont like dog hair everywhere, but theres this neat thing called a vacuum cleaner that would do the trick. I just dont have the energy. So I dont have a dog.

Again, it goes to being responsible. Cleaning is part of that.


Yep, responsibility comes with owning pets. I don't have time for a dog, so I don't have one either.

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Wed 12/31/14 12:29 PM


...New rule: No chicks with dogs unless an extensive screening shows they won't be a problem


The Old Rule was fine by me: "No chicks with dogs...period." :thumbsup:


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Wed 12/31/14 12:56 PM
Edited by red6mist on Wed 12/31/14 12:59 PM
No man should put up with that, because she's basically saying the dog is more important than you. What an insult! I bet she wasn't worried about you when it was just her and the dog.

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