Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: My girlfriend has just gotten a 5 month old puppy, who is usually mild mannered, however is not yet properly trained to relieve itself outside, somewhat frequently resorting to using her apartment floor as a substitute for mother nature. Before adopting this animal, I told her that most, if not all, of the caretaking would be up to her, and she fully agreed to it, as she is in the process of registering it as an emotional support animal, and her general outlook on life has, admittedly, increased since it got brought back to her place. I have provided transportation (3 total, there and back), money to adopt the dog in the first place (which will be paid back, eventually), as well as more of my own money, which I have said does not need returned, for a cage and bed. Originally, my girlfriend had wanted to take this dog into work with her, a nursing home type facility in which others are allowed to bring their dogs, but she has been told that a 5 month old, 25 pound border collie mix is "too large," and is not entirely welcome, even though the place that assigned her to this nursing home said that it would be fine. For clarification, she was hired by a third party, and this nursing home works in conjunction with the business that she works for. I told her that, if she was to move in with me in several months at the end of her lease, that I did not want a small dog, such as a terrier. That simply comes down to my own preference, and since we will be living together, her dog will become *our* dog at that point, even though the main responsibilities will lie on her. Just today, she has asked me if I would be willing to stay overnight at her apartment while one of her roommates and her friend are there as well, in a separate room, while she undertakes a 24 hour shift at the nursing home. After quite a bit of deliberation, I said that I was largely uncomfortable with it, that I didn't want to sacrifice my own comfort for the convenience of several others. To make up for my lack of willingness, she will currently need to either take her dog with her to work, and potentially get in some(?) amount of trouble, or leave it at her apartment with others around, and financially compensate her roommate to tolerate the noise that it creates, feed, and potentially pick up after it. There have been many situations throughout the time that the two of us have been together that she has felt very poorly about telling me no about something, and while I do not say no very often, I have decided to tonight, for now, and feel like absolute shit about it. She said that it was my decision to make, and while it is not the one that she would have preferred, there's not much that she can do to influence me, and simply remarked the situation by saying "oh well" similar to how I do with her saying no, and left it at that. 

So, Reddit, AITA for not wanting to watch her dog?

not wanting to watch my girlfriend's dog