Would it Be Against the Law

[NYboy]

to put a k9 training collar on a 23 year old? I have the pleasure of my nephews company when ever his girlfriend throws him out. My nephew grew up in a home where cocktail hour started very early. He is missing some of the social graces kids are taught. I have tryed everything to get the boy to wipe his feet before entering the house. You would think that would be a very easy thing to teach someone. I am at my wits end. I have tryed calm talking, screaming, I dragged him to bed bath and beyond,made him spend $80 on a new door mat. Once I waited till 2am, rolled him out of bed and made him wash the kitchen floor. I came home last night to muddy footprints all over the floor. Think shock therapy might work?

 

[CapricornFarm]

Try teaching him to take shoes off at the door instead. I trained my kids to do that.

 

[bald k9]

Maybe thats why his girlfriend threw him out,, you should too! you dont need the stress

 

[Gerry2011]

Know the feeling....in one ear and out the other.

 

[stoopid]

I would tazer him at the door. That behavior is unacceptable. He is old enough to know better. I wonder why she threw him out? Maybe you should change the locks. It's still warm enough that he can sleep in his car. I am sure to get alot of flack for this post, I apologize in advance. All complaints, please start a new thread.....

 

[Nicole01]

Give him the boot. Obviously he is not respectful enough to follow your simple rules. I just hope he never gets behind the wheel during his cocktail hours.

I wouldn't allow that behavior in my home, but I do have very strict rules no matter what age you are.

 

[EweSheep]

Time to show him the door. At 23 years old, being lazy and drinking, time for some tough love. You can only do so much.

 

[NYboy]

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I love thetazer idea!!!

 

[stoopid]

If that were me, he would probably call the police and have me arrested. That is just CRAP. Good luck!

 

[mandelyn]

Not if you get his permission first, he's of consenting age. Maybe a brief waiver though, just in case he recounts the permission after the first zap.