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Input: CW: guns &lt;- at home euthanasia brief mention

Bg: the dog, let's call her Lass, is 14. Small-medium size puppy mill dog. She has severe hip dysplasia and can no longer stand or walk on her own. She has become incontinent, repeatedly gets infected with tapeworms, and day in day out nobody in the family pays attention to her aside from food water and the bathroom. She's underweight due to the recurrent worm infections, and can be hostile towards our dog (who actually lives here, Lass is my stepmoms dog who stays here a lot when she is over). My stepmom refuses to put Lass down despite her having no quality of life anymore and is inconveniencing the rest of us.

I understand that grief goes different for everyone and my stepmom has had Lass for a very long time now, but I've been there and done that. I had to watch as my dad took my cat out back to put him down with a bullet to the back of the head (we couldn't afford the euthanasia which was $400) and couldn't stop crying for days on end before and after it happened. She needs to learn that life ends. When you keep the dog around simply because you can't let go you are doing a disservice to the dog and yourself.

AITA for wanting to push further the idea of euthanizing Lass?

wanting my family member to put down a crippled, old, failing dog