If the dog is annoying as fuck, then the thoughts are understandable, but a more positive response would be to either adjust your expectations, figure out how to make him behave in a way you find easier to live with, or find another home for him.
If you like the dog but still have these random thoughts, then that doesn't necessarily mean you're a borderline psychopath. Everyone has an evil side. It's the remnants of the nasty, cruel, self-centred barbarian that we all were when we were very young and before we learned how to behave in socially acceptable ways.
We're all allowed to think whatever the hell we want in the privacy of our heads. The important thing is not whether we can control those thoughts, but whether we act on them in the real world.
I've had thoughts about killing my dog
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If the dog is annoying as fuck, then the thoughts are understandable, but a more positive response would be to either adjust your expectations, figure out how to make him behave in a way you find easier to live with, or find another home for him.
If you like the dog but still have these random thoughts, then that doesn't necessarily mean you're a borderline psychopath. Everyone has an evil side. It's the remnants of the nasty, cruel, self-centred barbarian that we all were when we were very young and before we learned how to behave in socially acceptable ways.
We're all allowed to think whatever the hell we want in the privacy of our heads. The important thing is not whether we can control those thoughts, but whether we act on them in the real world.