ElphabaOrionDoherty #5 hasn’t washed since last year, shampoo is the biggest fear.

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HereForTheCraic2345 said:
Elphie is away to check if Kai has shat himself because Jack hasn’t been awake all day and Kai isn’t meant to be in Jacks room🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️ and Jack was meant to take Kai out at 9am!
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If you are that level of disabled there need to be some sort of safeguard for your dog surely? This is infuriating - poor dog probably hasn't been fed either then

I’mThankyou_ said:
A disability room because HS is a disability ☠
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Did she say what a disability room is?
 
Merpedy said:
If you are that level of disabled there need to be some sort of safeguard for your dog surely? This is infuriating - poor dog probably hasn't been fed either then


Did she say what a disability room is?
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Yeah, sensory toys and stuff.
But currently it just houses rubbish bags.

Sorry as a household of 3 "adults" it's a collective responsibility to ensure the dog has been outside, all animals have had their basic needs met.

I'm so sick of hearing, well he's not my dog, its not my cat. Do the animals care? No, they need looking after regardless.
 
Someone asked if chelsea and elpha were dating , the response in chat cracked me up 🤣
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I’mThankyou_ said:
Sorry as a household of 3 "adults" it's a collective responsibility to ensure the dog has been outside, all animals have had their basic needs met.

I'm so sick of hearing, well he's not my dog, its not my cat. Do the animals care? No, they need looking after regardless.
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Apparently Jack has said that he's been up and fed/walked Kai. Big doubt on that

I honestly agree. I understand the whole "it's not my responsibility thing" but just general helping out is normal? The problem develops when the owner expects you to take on the full responsibilities without you actually being the owner. I think Chelsea is avoiding it because of that + she doesn't like dogs. Everyone knows Elphie is just useless

Really if no one wants to pull their weight, the parents are better off hiring a dog walker or something. The parents suck too though, letting Jack move away with a dog that he probably had the same problems with. Though I also get the sense that they don't like Kai very much

I'm back home caring for the dogs while my mum is away and they're so much work purely because all of the little tasks sort of build up and I'm having to plan my day around walking them. I really don't know how I would manage if I had a disability on top of it that brings a lot of uncertainty to ensuring basic care
 
Merpedy said:
Apparently Jack has said that he's been up and fed/walked Kai. Big doubt on that

I honestly agree. I understand the whole "it's not my responsibility thing" but just general helping out is normal? The problem develops when the owner expects you to take on the full responsibilities without you actually being the owner. I think Chelsea is avoiding it because of that + she doesn't like dogs. Everyone knows Elphie is just useless

Really if no one wants to pull their weight, the parents are better off hiring a dog walker or something. The parents suck too though, letting Jack move away with a dog that he probably had the same problems with. Though I also get the sense that they don't like Kai very much

I'm back home caring for the dogs while my mum is away and they're so much work purely because all of the little tasks sort of build up and I'm having to plan my day around walking them. I really don't know how I would manage if I had a disability on top of it that brings a lot of uncertainty to ensuring basic care
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Yup I agree, Chelsea seems the most responsible out of the lot of them. I understand her not wanting to do it because if she helps out regularly, Jack will start leaving it for her to do and it will become a expectation. The dog needs rehoming or a dog sitter or something to ensure it's being looked after
 
holly1727373!3 said:
I five it hilarious how Jack thought he’d be able to train Kai to be his assistance dog. He can’t even provide the bare minimum care for him
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I went down a bit of a rabbit hole yesterday about a person who was training their puppy to be an assistance dog. It sounded like a lot of training on top of just the basic commands + actually getting opinions on whether the dog has potential. Kai doesn't even seem to respond to the most basic commands half of the time and he is near if not at the age (possibly past it?) when you'd start expecting to train for assistance

Obviously Kai wouldn't even be an 'official' assistance dog due to our laws. I wonder if they made an application for an actual assistance dog
 
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