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Input: This happened two weeks ago. My SIL was in town staying with us and my FIL wanted to come over the next day for lunch. He told my wife he wanted to bring his new (he’s had the dog for a few months now) dog over so SIL can “see” him. My SIL has already met the dog over Christmas break, and informed us then that the dog was tinkling on the carpet out of nervousness. The subject of FIL coming for a visit back then with the dog was discussed and my wife and I decided to not let him bring it. 
Now, we have a dog of our own. I’m not a dog person but my wife and kids finally convinced me to get one (after about two years of discussions and numerous promises to train the dog properly and make sure it meets my criteria) and she’s great, but I still don’t really like other dogs. We’ve had other dogs over before, once when some family showed up for a visit with their dog in tow, and again when other family was in town and they had no other option but to bring it. That’s it. My wife, SIL and FIL are all aware of my feelings on the matter. 
So I told them no, the dog can’t come over but FIL can. My wife and SIL gave me a lot of grief for that and continued to pressure me to let him bring it. They said since we’ve had other dogs over I shouldn’t have a problem with it. I reminded them that the first time was a surprise and the second time was a “need” situation, where my FIL simply “wants” to bring his dog. My FIL is rather entitled and I explained  to them I felt a visit from his dog would open the floodgates to him to bring it every time he visits, which wife and SIL agree that’s something he would do, but still were upset that I wouldn’t relent and just let FIL bring it. This isn’t the first time FIL has tried to get me to allow his dog over here, and I feel I shouldn’t have to keep explaining my opinion and repeatedly tell him “no.” AITA?

not letting my FIL bring his dog over to my house