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Input: Backstory:  When hubby and I started dating and got married I had 2 cats.  After we bought a house, he went with me and picked out cat #3.  Cats #1 and #2 died.  Our four year old wanted a kitten.  He took her to the shelter and let her pick one out.  We are now back at two cats.  A year or two later he gets tested for allergies because he is always sick.  One of the things he is allergic to, among many other things, is cats.  Not violently allergic, just sniffles and sneezes, etc.  He begins taking allergy shots because he is allergic to almost all molds, pollen, grasses and tress as well as cats.

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We fight almost daily about the cats.  Our daughter is an only child and calls her car her brother.  My husband hates that cat. It has peed all over our dining room and is now kept out with baby gates.  The cat hates everyone but our daughter and bites everyone but our daughter.  Hubby wants to throw the cats out of the house, like just put our spoiled, declawed (they were that way when we got them) cats out in the snow.  Every fight he threatens that and my daughter cries and hugs the cat.  I think he is being unfair making her choose between her dad and her cat.  He thinks I like the cat more than I like him.  Am I the asshole for not getting rid of the cat that my husband picked out for our daughter but that he is allergic to?

not getting rid of my daughter's cat after my husband found out he was allergic to cats