What if you have problems with your roommate?

You are right about this, because not everyone likes keeping pets, especially puppies.

You know that if you are bitten by accident, you should get an injection sometimes, or your life will be in danger. Then let me ask you, if one day you accidentally provoke this puppy and get bitten, who will reimburse you for your medical expenses and who will be responsible?

Being bitten by accident is not good for anyone, is it?

In addition, according to what you said, the dormitory hygiene has been greatly affected. You can't do anything if you swallow your pride.

Let's just say that your roommate is too selfish to care about your feelings.

In this case, they even lose their temper with you, which shows that your character is kind and kind. They know you won't be tough, so they will bully you.

But it's no use arguing with them. After all, you are only sophomores. If you fall out, in the next two years, if they play any tricks on you, you will feel very uncomfortable. After all, there is no need to harm people or prevent them.

There are several solutions for your reference.

1: Find a roommate and discuss whether you can send the puppy to a pet shop or an adoption center when you are in a good mood. Remember, speak calmly, use gentle words, and don't be too impulsive, otherwise you will only break up.

If they insist on keeping it, I suggest you find a dormitory with empty beds and move out. Since they don't care about your feelings, you can only avoid it.

3. Find like-minded friends and move out to rent a house together.