Anyone bring their dogs to breweries?

[Myghost]

Originally Posted by RedZin

I did once nearly get up and leave a restaurant when sitting outdoors having brunch because some woman brought her yellow lab and it was really wanting to run and play and it kept on whining and trying to run around her table and she just ignored it and chatted in Russian with her friends.

Good grief. We stayed, but I had to order another drink.

That is a problem with a human, not a dog. (Same kind of crap with parents too.)

I good restaurant would have asked the lady politely to control her dog, as it is bothering other guests. If she did not comply, they might ask her to leave.

Kids or dogs (I have both); if they can't behave, they should be left at home.

Not singling you out RZ, just that it's a perfect example of why we should not punish everyone for the bad behavior of a few. I believe the rest of your post, which I did not quote, supports that as well, so thanks!

[RedZin]

Originally Posted by Myghost

That is a problem with a human, not a dog. (Same kind of crap with parents too.)

I good restaurant would have asked the lady politely to control her dog, as it is bothering other guests. If she did not comply, they might ask her to leave.

Kids or dogs (I have both); if they can't behave, they should be left at home.

Not singling you out RZ, just that it's a perfect example of why we should not punish everyone for the bad behavior of a few. I believe the rest of your post, which I did not quote, supports that as well, so thanks!

Oh, I didn't blame the dog. The owner got some side eye, though.

I do that to parents who ignore their unruly offspring, too.

[Supernc42]

Originally Posted by annabanana123

We do! Our dog is older and just lays down and/or wags her tail and lets children pet her. She loves it. If our dog wanted to fight other dogs or cause a ruckus we wouldn't but she hasn't ever done that. Ponysaurus is a great place to bring dogs as is the Lynnwood Brewing and Compass Rose.

Heck ya! He drives me home.