I’m very happy for my cousin because honestly, this pup is definitely adorable, well-behaved, and an all-around cutie. But ...
DEAR AMY: A close cousin of mine just got her first dog .
You’ll have to train your cousin. Simply tell her, “We enjoy your dog, but because we’re going to have a larger indoor gathering this time, we’re hoping you can safely leave pup-pup home.” We have already returned Jo’s contribution , but most of us believe that asking to have money for a baby gift returned is tacky and even kinda petty.
My next thought is that Jo is hurt and bitter. Hurt plus bitter equals petty. And yes, this person’s pettiness is out of line. Pettiness always is.
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