'I've never seen him take them on a walk': Tenant takes landlord's doggo out to play daily, only to be blamed by landlord for his dog being underweight because they “exercise her too much”

Dogs need to get exercise. Some more than others, obviously. You can't exercise a pug the same way you would exercise a doberman, simply because of their biology. But, regardless of their breed, all dogs need stimulation in order to live fulfilling lives - and it's our job as owners to make their lives as enjoyable as pawssible. When this dog-loving tenant moved in and noticed his landlord's dogs were understimulated (he only played with them outside for 10 minutes a day), he took it upon himself to help them.

The tenant took them on walks, and even played fetch with them outside. The landlord then threatened him and accused him of "exercising his dogs too much" because his dog was looking a little thin. There are pictures of the gorgeous pupper below, and we think that should could be slightly underweight, but we've never heard of stopping exercise in order to gain weight. Scroll down to see for yourself, but we think the tenant is in the right here. Enjoy!

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Our friend's sister went to one of those “wilderness treatment programs”. It also didn't really help. She didn't turn out as bad as this landlord, but let's just say that up until her late 20s, she had a difficult life.
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We would also advise the tenant to just let go of the situation. You can't save everyone, and they are technically his dogs; he can do whatever he wants with them (we don't have to like it, though). He seems unstable, and you have to protect yourself and your doggo first and foremost.
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