Asking Eric: Adopting a Dog in the Middle of a Contentious Marriage Is Not a Good Plan
The columnist acknowledges that adopting a dog during marital conflict can lead to neglect or abuse, advising to wait for a stable home environment before adopting, based on rescue experience.
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Asking Eric: Adopting a dog in the middle of a contentious marriage is not a good plan
Dear Eric: I wanted to respond to your advice to “Lonely At Night”, whose marriage was in trouble and whose husband refused to be physical. The letter writer wanted to get a dog for company, to which the husband was also opposed. You stated if the wife wants to get a dog and the husband does not, she should get a dog anyway. This is a dangerous recommendation for the dog.
Asking Eric: I made a mistake telling a reader to get a dog amidst marital conflict
Dear Eric: I wanted to respond to your advice to “Lonely At Night”, whose marriage was in trouble, and whose husband refused to be physical. The letter writer wanted to get a dog for company, to which the husband was also opposed. You stated that if the wife wants to get a dog and the husband does not, she should get a dog anyway. This is a dangerous recommendation for the dog.
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