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Originally Posted by Kwings
They are mostly new-ish friends of my and my husbands. They've come over and brought their McDonald's with them plus their drinks and just leave it all over my house. Go get fountain drinks form the gas station and leave those laying all over too.
I had a lamp in my living room at my house i just moved out of that was on a timer and the guests kept shutting it off, even after i asked them not to i had to resort to putting a piece of tape on the lamp and writing "This lamp is on a timer DO NOT SHUT IT OFF!!!!". Which worked.
Sorry, I expected to ask a question and get respectful answers. Not made fun of. I forgot where I was I guess. Won't do that again, you'd think i'd of learned my lesson by now.
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I need to apologize for this ^
There have been (frequent) times when i'll post a question and get very rude people flaming me (usually a select few, who haven't posted here yet i don't think). But that's not the case in this particular post. I'm going through a lot right now, and I think i let it get to me and took EVERYTHING everyone said very personal and felt attacked. After re-reading i see i was wrong and i'm sorry.
The person who was rude to my dog doesn't come around anymore. She got really excited one time and jumped onto the couch (which she's allowed on) but it was right before someone was trying to sit right where she was ( i think i was about to feed her treats) so i asked her to get down, which she did she always does, and this former friend decided it was his job to yell at her "BAD DOG, your a BAD BAD DOG!" He got quite an earful and is lucky i didn't throw him out of my house right there. My dog WAS here first plain in simple i DO value her company more than most all my "friends" ( i can think of two friends who i value more or just as much as Angel). I'll go as far to say I'll choose her over my husband and he knows this, he loves her like i do. (he knows if he ever tried to pull any "its me or the dog" crap i'd pack his stuff for him lol)
Beyond that we have a "friend" who doesn't have big enough

to tell the puppy that he doesn't want her on him. Which isn't hard, if i'm not right there to tell her not to jump in his lap he just sits there and "suffers" trying to push her off (think weak hand shake) making wimpy noises like "meh" (think a toddler). We're still working on her jumping, she's hyper and loves to snuggle. She's made progress but isn't perfect. Plus i don't particularly like this "friend" but he's my friends boyfriend and we've all known each other since like middle school. So we endure his company.
I think once we get everything situated at the apartment i'll talk to them and tell them what i expect of them when they are visiting.
Thanks everyone!