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Input: Me 19, roomates are married, 26&amp;29 

I have 8yr old male dog, they have 2 cats and 1 female 2yr old dog. 4 months ago I moved out of my parents house and agreed to move into an apartment with my two friends. We decided to upgrade into a larger apartment at the place they were already at. (upgraded to 1.5 baths and only $100 more from what they were paying) 

We move in and everything is great for the first month. Until they start leaving piles of dishes in the sink, cat food (wet smelly tuna) on the kitchen table and never cleaning them, and using "my" bathroom (they have their own bathroom with a huge mirror in their master bedroom and they agreed to give me the other one) and leaving a huge mess of towels everywhere and leaving makeup all over the sink, and toilet. They also started a huge argument over my dog. My dog is male and male dogs tend to be dominant over the female dogs they’re with. When we take them outside he will pee on her pee (dominant male dog thing). So they neglect their dog and leave her out of the cage when one of them is home and she will have accidents all over the house, and in their room. The bedrooms are small so I would let my dog out to have room to move around the house, but when she has accidents he will “mark his territory”. They argued with me and told me I either need to lock my dog in my room or get rid of him. I didn’t want to cause a big argument so for the past 3 months he stays in my room when I go to work. They still continue to neglect their dog and when I leave for work I see piles of poop in their room as I pass by or wet spots on the floor. There’s been times when they don’t clean up after the dog. Once I came home from work, changed and was barefoot and walked to the kitchen. I stepped in a wet spot and I asked my male roomate why the floor was wet. He was playing video games and without looking over says “oh I saw her squat in that area an hour ago” and says nothing and doesn’t even try to clean it up. The entire apartment except my room smells of dog poop and pee, cat food or dirty dishes. AITA for wanting to leave? 

wanting to break the lease