Turns out, the family is split over a hot-button issue: should thedogscome to Christmas dinner?
Two excitable puppies and a rescuedogwere apparently gearing up for their big holiday debut, without even an RSVP!
So, what does a gracious host do when suddenly faced with the prospect of a four-legged invasion?
Sounds reasonable, right?
A serving of Christmas drama, anyone?
Heres the million-dollar question: when did bringing dogs to everything become the norm?
Dogs, especially puppies in their zoomie phase, can create chaos in an environment that isnt dog-proofed.
Add small children into the mix, and its a recipe for disaster.
For dogs that are fearful or aggressive, avoiding introductions altogether might be the best approach.
Instead, ensure they are set up in a calm, secure space.
Additionally, holiday food can pose health risks, as dogs might ingest something harmful or overly rich.
Monitoring them via camera and starting with brief absences can help ensure they feel comfortable and safe.
Using barriers like baby gates to separate dogs and children can help ensure a safe environment for everyone.
Plus, shes not really friendly with germs either.
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