NBC debuted a new show last night called the Marriage Ref which shows real couples arguing over unusual situations, lets a trio of celebrities discuss the argument, and then the "ref" takes a side.

It's all for entertainment, but one of the arguments last night got me to wondering exactly whose side I should be on. A husband had lost his dog, and decided to have it stuffed and placed on a mantel piece to remember him.

The wife was very refusing about allowing this, and seemed to have hated the dog for their entire relationship since she was quoted as saying the day the dog died was one of the best days of her life.

On one hand I can understand the wife's problem with this considering it is highly irregular. However, if it makes him feel better about the loss of a beloved pet, shouldn't this be be something that the wife gives into and tries to work out some sort of compromise?

In fact, that's kind of what the ref ended up doing at the end of the episode was siding with the wife, but stating that she needed to allow him to put the dog SOMEWHERE in the house, even if it was out of sight.

So the entire segment got me curious about what everyone on the board would think if they were placed into a similar situation or knew of someone who had been.