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You better believe that there’s never a dull moment when you work at a doggy daycare.

Pooches are running in all directions, and there are all kinds of disputes to referee.

Sure, it sounds like a really fun job (especially if you love dogs), but you gotta be alert and paying attention at all times.

So you can imagine why a doggy daycare worker is having a hard time dealing with a dog named Jaws…who also happens to belong to the company’s owner.

Take a look at what they had to say about this situation.

Problem Dog At Work.

“I work at a local Dog Daycare business.

90% of the dogs are great.

Good manners & okay obedience. A couple jumpers & ones that like to run outdoors, maybe yappy or they play a bit rough, but very rarely any true fights.

There’s always one…

Well there’s one dog that is a problem. A large neutered Doberman.

• Starts fights

• Dumps water bowls

• Just north of no listening skills

The list of problems continues…

• Resource guards toys

• Jumps all over all the staff

• Will act like he wants to play Tug-of-War then nip your hand/fingers when you actually try to play with him.

And it’s not like I (or other staff) can just ban the dog…

Oh, boy!

Because it’s the business owner’s dog.

His name is Jaws.

Jaws has been at the daycare for maybe 20 hours (came late yesterday, overnight, into today). Well in that time he has STARTED 5 fights.

Thankfully myself & other staff have broken it up every time before there was blood.

This dog is a menace!

We’re having to keep him in a kennel because he keeps causing fights & we don’t want the other dogs getting hurt.

I have a good scratch on my arm from when I met Jaws, owner saw him give me the scratch & basically said “and that’s why I wear long sleeves” like it was some sort of Gotcha! moment.

How do I tell my boss I think she shouldn’t bring Jaws in? Let alone stay overnight because he’s a danger to the other dogs, staff, and the business?”

Reddit users shared their thoughts.

This person spoke up.

Another individual weighed in.

This Reddit user shared their thoughts.

Another person spoke up.

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And this individual weighed in.

Jaws sure is a troublemaker, isn’t he?

I think it would be a good idea to let the owner know what’s going on, but they should say it in a nice way.

It couldn’t hurt, right?

This dog needs to be banned from this place ASAP!