How to Own a Dog Without All the Work!

I've never had a lap dog before, until now. I didn't even know I liked lap dogs. But I do now! Cute little guy, we'll call him Henri to protect his identity. Henri is a mixed poodle and yorkie and cute as a button. He loves to rest his head on my arm and jump into my lap while driving. The cutest thing I've witnessed was the other day when I grabbed the leash, he knew it was walk time and stood up on his hind legs so I could pick him up. When I couldn't grab him from the front with ease he turned around and stood up on his hind legs again so that it would be easier from the back. How adorable is that! And Henri's not the only dog I've had. I have been the proud owner of a German Shorthaired Pointer and Cocker Spaniel too! And guess what? I didn't do a lick of work that I didn't want to do and paid absolutely nothing. None of this cuteness would have been possible without what I'm about to reveal to you.

So what is my secret you ask? The BEST way to have a dog and avoid all responsibility is to get a roommate who has a dog! Yes friends, I came up with this plan a few years ago and have had no regrets. Plus it's kind of common sense. Think about it, you make them pay a pet deposit (if you own your place) and that covers any damages. Then they wash, feed and take the dog out to poo. And voila! All the cuddle time walks and fun are for you! It doesn't get better than that when it comes to owning a dog.

The other bonuses included in this package are that they are potty trained coming in to your house so there is minimal risk of an accident. That takes out all of the annoying potty training work you would have to do with senor pooch that you bought from PetCo. And at some point you may get tired of having that dog around for whatever reason. This allows you the freedom of kicking the dog out without being a horrible person. If you secretly have intimacy or responsibility issues this is your dream come true! When the lease is up, the dog is up and out too! So before you think of buying one and getting tied down to that kind of responsibility, consider the roommate option! Sorry married folks, this probably doesn't apply to you.

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