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I did three seconds worth of research and found this on Google. Most courts, yes, this could wind up in court if you have a custody dispute about this dog. Most courts see an animal as property. As such, the person who paid for the animal is the one who is entitled to keep them.

I did three seconds worth of research and found this on Google. Most courts, yes, this could wind up in court if you have a custody dispute about this dog. Most courts see an animal as property. As such, the person who paid for the animal is the one who is entitled to keep them.

Though this is not always set in stone, there are other considerations that may be taken into account, such as the non-purchaser's provision of other necessities. That would, I think, cover you since you're the one who's paid for animals. that and care of the dog and grooming and whatever else you may win a custody dispute with your ex-boyfriend and wind up with the dog.

Though this is not always set in stone, there are other considerations that may be taken into account, such as the non-purchaser's provision of other necessities. That would, I think, cover you since you're the one who's paid for animals. that and care of the dog and grooming and whatever else you may win a custody dispute with your ex-boyfriend and wind up with the dog.

But if what you want is your ex-boyfriend the fuck out of your life, that winning of the custody dispute could be a Pyrrhic victory because it could come down a court. If this winds up in court, then sometimes these disputes do the court could grant you shared custody of the dog. And then he remains in your life because you're having to come to agreements about grooming and care.

But if what you want is your ex-boyfriend the fuck out of your life, that winning of the custody dispute could be a Pyrrhic victory because it could come down a court. If this winds up in court, then sometimes these disputes do the court could grant you shared custody of the dog. And then he remains in your life because you're having to come to agreements about grooming and care.

And when the dog needs to go to the vet and splitting the bills and him dropping the dog off at your place and you dropping the dog off at his place, um, Fighting with him for the dog could wind up keeping him in your life, which you say you don't want. You say you want him out of your life, which means if that's your primary objective, you may have to let him have...

And when the dog needs to go to the vet and splitting the bills and him dropping the dog off at your place and you dropping the dog off at his place, um, Fighting with him for the dog could wind up keeping him in your life, which you say you don't want. You say you want him out of your life, which means if that's your primary objective, you may have to let him have...

his dog, the dog that you both agreed when you adopted it was his and he would get and get to keep if you two broke up as you now have. I understand why this is a torment for you. I have dogs, sort of. They're my husband's dog and his boyfriend's dog, but I am now a dog lover of sorts, a reluctant dog lover. I just love our dogs. I don't love your dogs.

his dog, the dog that you both agreed when you adopted it was his and he would get and get to keep if you two broke up as you now have. I understand why this is a torment for you. I have dogs, sort of. They're my husband's dog and his boyfriend's dog, but I am now a dog lover of sorts, a reluctant dog lover. I just love our dogs. I don't love your dogs.

Anybody out there listening, I don't like your dog. I like our dogs. And I understand what it's like to be attached to a dog. But you have to put yourself first here. And if this is an abusive relationship and the only way to get him all the way the fuck out of your life is So let him have the dog. For your own sake, you might want to let him have the dog.

Anybody out there listening, I don't like your dog. I like our dogs. And I understand what it's like to be attached to a dog. But you have to put yourself first here. And if this is an abusive relationship and the only way to get him all the way the fuck out of your life is So let him have the dog. For your own sake, you might want to let him have the dog.

And who knows, right now, if you two are fighting over the dog, the dog has become a symbol of power, control, retribution, vengeance. Whoever gets the dog wins, gets something over on the other person. And it may be that if you tell him he can have the dog and also tell him you don't think that's in the best interest of the dog,

And who knows, right now, if you two are fighting over the dog, the dog has become a symbol of power, control, retribution, vengeance. Whoever gets the dog wins, gets something over on the other person. And it may be that if you tell him he can have the dog and also tell him you don't think that's in the best interest of the dog,

Once you stop fighting over the dog, once it's no longer tug of war, once he's free to go with the dog, he may be able to see that it is in the best interest of the dog to let him stay with you, to let you have possession of the dog. But it's a risk. You may tell him he can take the dog and he may take the dog. But what are you going to do? Are you going to fight him? Are you going to go to court?