Help! Our Family Could Be Financially Set for Life. All We Need Is to Agree to My Great Aunt's One Horrifically Annoying Condition.
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In Slate's advice column Dear Prudence, a woman struggles with a moral dilemma regarding her wealthy aunt's dying wish to leave her estate on the condition that she adopts her aunt's unruly dog. While her husband sees it as a path to financial security, the woman is apprehensive about the impact of caring for a high-maintenance dog on her family's well-being, particularly with a young child. Prudence advises her to trust her instincts, emphasizing the challenges of managing both a newborn and a demanding pet.
You should trust your instincts. For even the most organized, resourceful households, having an infant and a high-maintenance dog to care for at the same time is an exhausting reality.
Having this dog around would not be worth it...with a newborn to care for, your focus will likely be divided.
Read at Slate Magazine
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