This Dog's Antics Are Pushing His Owners to Divorce | Dogs Behaving Very Badly

[@raygibbins]

I just got choked up watching myself get choked up. 3 years have past since this was aired on TV , Henry is getting better. 😢

[@harryslay-h3l]

Poor guy watching your own wife on national television say the she would choose the dog over her husband. The fact you just slowed that shows how lonely you must be.

[@mintybadger6905]

Hope you’re doing well, too! Glad to know Henry is doing better.

[@ellisburton8733]

Its always nice to see how a little change in owners approach and some gentle training works nothing short of miracles...Graham the mirracle worker...🎉🎉🎉

[@pennypink3759]

Really choosing the dog before her husband that's horrible. I really felt for him . He is such a good man putting up with it all. I hope he is having a lovely peaceful happy life now. That Teddy dog was a horrible dog glad it got sorted out.

[@Dublin1008]

This woman is not very sympathetic. My heart goes out to him, he has to handle the dog all day.

[@butterflyray1]

No dog should ever be put in front of a human life, their mental health wellbeing and a marriage. There are these type of owners that literally see a dog as a human and this is why they play up as theirs no boundaries as they are not treated as a dog.

[@emilydavison2053]

Dogs are family members.

[@firenze5555]

So insensitive to choose the dog over your partner. Thank goodness Graeme was able to get the husband to calm down and train the dog (and himself!) properly.

[@sportysbusiness]

I think you've missed the point. This is clearly not about the dog. Look at her body language when they're sitting together. He is weak and emotional and letting the dog ruin his life, then taking it out on her when she comes home from work. That is incredibly unattractive to a woman. She wanted him to man up and sort his relationship with the dog, getting rid of the dog wouldn't fix that.

[@firenze5555]

@@sportysbusiness No, I haven't missed the point. I understand that he doesn't know how to handle the dog and the dog is very hyper and harasses him all day and he's understandably in a bad mood. I understand that his wife is frustrated too but it's very bad psychology to say that you'd take the dog over your partner. Mean and tone deaf. She could say her partner needs to learn how to handle the dog and do training. That would be nicer.

[@sportysbusiness]

@@firenze5555 It may be nicer but doesn't change my point. Maybe if I clarify you will understand. She is not choosing the dog over her partner. Her partner is making himself unattractive to her so getting rid of the dog will not change his attractiveness, in fact, it would be the opposite. By 'siding' with the dog, that is her 'nice' way to say he has to change his behaviour or she's out. I'm assuming you're male, maybe this is only obvious to women.

[@janeherriot7880]

You act as if it is the dog’s fault but they got him when he was a puppy so he is their shared responsibility. Failing your responsibility and then blaming it on the dog plus trying to get rid of it is what might put her off. Instead of using his time ( for joining a dog training group for example) he complains to her as if it is her fault.

[@angemaidment5640]

I know people love their dogs, but why give your life partner an ultimatum?

[@mastinomama8939]

Well, woman.... you chose him, but you did not train him. So you ARE to blame. Okay, hubby is clueless, but you do not help at all.

[@KK-rj7ij]

Exactly, that dog isn't trained at all. If she can't be ar*** to train a dog, she should have gotten a cat instead.

[@tobotzhasulan]

Cold elk 58

[@NapisatMysaeva]

Cute warrior 51

[@LisaKatharina-gp2oj]

Women can be soo ... 😮 Sorry for that man.

[@emilydavison2053]

Weird thing to say. Men are very far from angels.