| I don't have kids, but I have a 5mo german Shepherd puppy. When he doesn't want to do something, he bites, barks and acts up. If I'm consistent and don't give in no matter what, he stops and complies. It's important I think to never let your boy think that his griping will get him out of something. kids nowdays are spoiled rotten and don't appreciate what they have and how hard we have to work to give it to them. I think it's good that he works for money. My neighbors have two adult children that live with them. The son is very heavy and NEVER helps out his mom and dad in the yard etc...His dad recently told me that the kid was going to move out but decided he wanted a new car (nothing wrong with the old one btw) instead. He doesn't pay rent, but he works part-time. So dad said ok and the kid bought the car !!!!!! unbelievable. Hand in there and be firm, even if he drives you batty, it will be worth it in the long run. River On Aug 12, 2005, at 6:43 PM, David K. Kelmer wrote:
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