In Manhattan, “Alexis Carroll, 26, is suing her former roommate, Michelle Clarity, also 26,” seeking the return of a West Highland terrier that both women had considered their pet when they shared an apartment in Tribeca. She also wants $4 million. (Janon Fisher, “Pals’ $4 M fight over puppy love”, New York Post, Jul. 2)(via KipEsquire).
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It’s too bad that once you love one dog, you can never come to love another dog ever. Alas.
She wants the dog and also $4 million or maybe she wants $4 million and uses the dog as an excuse?
Any guess how long the pup will survive once she gets sole ownership is as good as mine.
Cut the dog in half then they can have equal shares. This has been a fair compromise for centuries.
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