Dear Allison,
My problem is that I really want another kitty, but my mom won't give me one. We already have two cats. How can I convince my mom to let us have one more?
Signed,
Meow the Cat
Dear Cat,
I know that you are an incredible artist, so perhaps you could draw a few pictures and paint a few too, and sell them on your street to get enough money to buy a new cat. This would show your parents that you really mean that you want one. This might give you shocking flashes of the future, but you might want to wait until one dies of an old age. Then you could get another one, and your family would still have two. Or perhaps you could try getting another dog. Or, if you really want to have three cats at one time, you could promise to help with some of the chores that need to be done if you have cats at all. That's all I have.
Be Back Soon,
Allison
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Dribble Dribble Scratch Bite
Dear Allison,
I need your advice. There is a little dog that lives at my house. Let's call him "Mr. Weenie." He's very cute, and doesn't bark much. Everyone in our family loves him, even our other dog "Simon" loves him.
Here's the problem: Even though "Mr. Weenie" is very cute and cuddly he wrecks stuff. I'm afraid that if we get new things to replace the stuff he's wrecked, he will destroy that too. We've tried to tell him to be good and give treats when he does a good job, but he still makes poor choices. We have even grounded him and I spanked him once (I won't do it again - it made both "Mr. Weenie" and me too sad). It has all helped, and he is much better than he used to be, but can you think of something to make both "Mr. Weenie" and myself happy?
Sincerely,
Puppy Troubles
Dear Troubles,
I'm not sure if this information will help, but perhaps you could put a diaper onto Mr. Weenie, or buy a patch of fake grass to put in the house for him to pee pee on. Or maybe you could try to train him to use a litter box. Recently I went to a friend's house where they had a dog pee pee mat in the middle of the kitchen. But I do think that you should follow your heart since this is your dog and you have mentioned that you have some sort of bond with him. You could try my advice and it may not work.
Be Back Soon,
Allison
I need your advice. There is a little dog that lives at my house. Let's call him "Mr. Weenie." He's very cute, and doesn't bark much. Everyone in our family loves him, even our other dog "Simon" loves him.
Here's the problem: Even though "Mr. Weenie" is very cute and cuddly he wrecks stuff. I'm afraid that if we get new things to replace the stuff he's wrecked, he will destroy that too. We've tried to tell him to be good and give treats when he does a good job, but he still makes poor choices. We have even grounded him and I spanked him once (I won't do it again - it made both "Mr. Weenie" and me too sad). It has all helped, and he is much better than he used to be, but can you think of something to make both "Mr. Weenie" and myself happy?
Sincerely,
Puppy Troubles
Dear Troubles,
I'm not sure if this information will help, but perhaps you could put a diaper onto Mr. Weenie, or buy a patch of fake grass to put in the house for him to pee pee on. Or maybe you could try to train him to use a litter box. Recently I went to a friend's house where they had a dog pee pee mat in the middle of the kitchen. But I do think that you should follow your heart since this is your dog and you have mentioned that you have some sort of bond with him. You could try my advice and it may not work.
Be Back Soon,
Allison
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