Quote Originally Posted by Karen
Tell him that, by feeding them so much "people" food, he is endangering their long-term health, and risking them coming down with pancreatitis if their diets are too fatty. Do you exercise the dogs by yourself each day? And I would not worry about the dogs adjusting if you ever move out - dogs are pretty flexible. I'd worry about your in-laws adjusting to the dogs being gone!

I do not exercise them every day, well i mean i do, where we live now it is out in the woods. literally, and they have all the free roaming time they want. they are outside for most part of the day, at least 70 percent of the day, unless it is raining. but yes i do let them out, and i do play with them outside. but they just act so much differently toward me since i am not able to be around them as often. i have given examples already, but another one, Frankie he is pretty much my dog and Fred well he is my boyfriends. and before we moved in with this parents Frankie went everywhere i did, i mean he would freak out if i wouldn't let him into the bathroom with me, and now he does that toward my boyfriends mom. and it just makes me wonder if he really will adjust when we move? are there any more tips you can give me to let me know how i can help them?