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Input: My dad (58M) lives with my younger brother (18M) while I (20M) moved out 2 years ago and live around 30 minutes away. My dad is retired and through his desicion (with the obvious push from me and my brother), he got two dogs who are both around 1-2yrs old. 

Recently, my younger brother has started a fulltime apprenticeship which takes up 40hrs of his week- as well as this he wants to go to the gym 4-5 times a week and quite a large amount of college work needs to be completed also.

My brother used to walk the dogs everyday but now a lot more of his time has been taken up and he can't do it. My dad has said he doesn't have time to walk them himself even though he spends max 4-5 hrs a day writing books/ cutting hair.

My younger brother suffers slightly with anxiety and I thought this was incredibly unfair of my dad to put the strain on him. We've both spoke to him seriously about the matter and try to agree on them taking turns but he still says he doesn't have time to walk them when he blatenly does and is down to laziness. I resulted in saying that I'm not going to visit again (which is normally every weekend or so) until I feel as though there isn't so much weight on my brothers shoulders to do something which should be shared(walking dogs). 

Have I dealt with this the best way? I love the dogs a lot and think it's very inconsiderate of my dad to not only put the strain on my 18yr old brother but having the dogs stay in all day(dog owners you know the feels). 



telling my dad I'm not going to see him again if he carries on being so unfair to my younger brother