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Input: A couple that live on my street have a dog that is an escape artist. A female staffy cross something that has severe anxiety issues. Friday morning their dog escaped again and ended up getting into my house while I was at work and my wife was at home. She calls the neighbours who ask if she can keep the dog in our house while they're at work and she agrees, fair enough this has happened before. 

My wife goes to work and I get home Friday night ready to go out only to find this annoying, anxious dog in my home. I'm waiting for them to pick up their dog and I expected them to come by before dinner. We have a huge thunderstorm and the dog goes berserk. They no show to pick up their own dog so I call my wife and she calls the neighbours.turns out its their wedding on Saturday (today) and they're so busy that they can't get around to picking up their dog, but they will on Saturday morning. Friday night ruined.

Fast forward until Saturday night and the dog is still here. They are too busy to pick up their dog due to their wedding. I'm pissed off, this dog is literally the worst dog in the world and I've lost my weekend as I can't leave it inside alone (it scratches the doors and walls trying to get out if left alone) and it will just crawl under my fence if we leave it outside. 

AITA for not wanting to look after this dog for these guys (I don't even know their names), or are we being used?

being angry at a newly wed couple (strangers) for ditching their anxiety ridden dog on me and ruining my weekend