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My dog thinks I’m a chew toy. What Should I do? Any ideas?
Get rid of your dog. Give it away or sell it.
In his Sefer HaMidot, chapter Achilah, chelek sheni, paragraph 9,
Rabbi Nachman of Breslov wrote:“He who is bit by a dog, it is known that the mercies of
[G*D Who dwells in] Heaven have departed from him,
and it is also known that he has stumbled with forbidden foods.”Do you shriek when it does?
Rambam, Hilchot Nizikei Mamon, chapter 5, paragraph 9:
The Sages [chachamim] prohibited the raising of pigs,
in every place, and also dogs,
unless it is restrained with a chain…
and the Sages said:
A curse on those who raise dogs or pigs,
because they often cause damage.You don’t have a dog. You’re scared of dogs because you think you’re a cat.
and how do u know that for sure
Dovid Hamelech had dogs..see Shabbos 30
they were sheep dogsKayin had a dod to protect him (Medrash Rabbah)
give him a zaftige cholent bone, he will love you and leave you alone
efshar, kayin having a dog isnt a medrash rabbah, it’s in a sefer from an acharon on chumash, based on the idea that when the malaach hamaves is near, dogs cry, so kayin would know when to flee
Dear Avira,
Bereishes Rabbah22; 12 רב אמר כלב מסר לו
Make a statue that looks like you and let your dog use that for chewing or try a soft fluff statue that looks like you for him to chew on and soon he will learn the difference between you as a human being and his chewing statues
@ hashem says no
what ended up happening in the end.
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