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Thank you, she has her kennel that is her space. She tends to stay there if it's just her and I in the house... like now... but as soon as he gets home, she'll run and start barking a really high pitched loud bark. It happens every day... I've told him that I need his help with this. He thinks I'm just being silly. I've even printed out studies and documentaries... but he just thinks I'm acting this way because I don't like her... I've been tempted to give her away and say, "Oops! She ran away!" But that would be mean, and I couldn't do that to him.– HeatherCommented Jan 20, 2016 at 23:40
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@Heather Definitely don't do that, nothing good will come from it.– PyritieCommented Jan 22, 2016 at 11:07
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@Heather, don't do that but you need to give your boyfriend an ultimatum: Either take care of the dog and stop being an enabler or she needs to go.– CSRenACommented Jan 12, 2017 at 14:53
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I wish I could upvote this twice, once for "he should greet you first and let the dog see it", and once for "enabler". I was an emergency veterinary technician and professional dog trainer for many years; your advice is spot-on.– JolenealaskaCommented Jun 19, 2017 at 9:31
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