What is Carlson's problem a nd what does he tell Candy to do?

Answer 1

Carlson dislikes Candy's dog because he doesn't like the smell of it when it follows Candy into the bunk house, saying it's "Stinkin' up the room". He think's Candy's dog is too old, can't see, all stiff with rheumatism and can't walk without hurting and he is trying to convince Candy to end his dog's miserable life by shooting it at the back of the head. He even volunteered to do it for Candy when he seemed reluctant.

Answer 2

He always wants things his way and he tells candy to shoot his dog

Answer 3

Carlson's problem is he dislikes Candy's old, smelly dog. He tells Candy to put the dog out of its suffering by shooting it in the back of the head.