Thought experiment: what might they have done to avoid that? I'm not on their side or anything, I'm legit curious to meditate on if shitty people always have a way or means to not be shitty and they just globally and consistently choose the wide path

I'm thinkint there are probably dog litter pads or something someone could theoretically train their dog to use if they have to work enough hours away where that becomes a concern...

Definitely a lack of empathy and I guess I would say "sense" in general, but I wonder seriously if my first impulse response to these thing is not a little ittie bit priviledged

[–] wise_pancake@lemmy.ca 2 points 3 months ago (1 children)

Well putting the dog in the basement would have done less damage.

I have no idea their circumstances, but if the issue was the dog reacting to guests or something they can be put outside and trained. There are pads and stuff too if you’re going to be gone for a longer period.

It just seemed weird it was only one upstairs bedroom that had this issue, so they must have been locking the dog up in there often for some reason.

[–] cheese_greater@lemmy.world 1 points 3 months ago

Yeah thats absolutely fair and shitty of them, there has to be a way humans have acted better and more responsibly in sim circumstances

[–] celeste@kbin.earth 2 points 3 months ago

i had a roommate with a dog who was elderly and couldn't hold it anymore, so the roommate set down training pads for the dog to go on when she was at work.