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for real. And let me point out-my dog(s) doesn't have a snotty,runny nose, doesn't cough,cry throw tantrums in the stores nor run through the stores crazy.
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Originally Posted by Greatday
Does your feeling, expressed above, also extend to Assistive Animals, be they Dogs, Monkeys, Pigs, Horses etc?
I brought my dog with me today hahah! We even walked around and looked at the flowers outside Walmart He enjoyed waiting for my husband to come outside with his special bone in the bagand lots of people told us how handsome he was and we ate up the attention
Aw, that's sweet. I can't help but always approach a dog I see out and about. I always ask, first, but still....can't help myself!
i didn't feel like reading thru ten pages of commentary. when i lived in europe, dogs were allowed in stores (not the grocery store), trains, cafes, bars. . . pretty much anywhere. when i would go shopping, i'd take my dog. out to dinner? dog came along. on a weekend trip? spanky was there, too. ithink it's more of a cultural thing. obviously, it didn't bother me, if a dog is well behaved i really don't see the big deal.
I agree! Unless its a pet store that promotes it, I do not like the idea of pets in stores - I don't care if they are large or small or friendly or part of the family...
Unless it's a pet place like Petco or a service dog for a disabled person dogs are not allowed by law in stores, restaurants in NJ
Hell I love my dog but she doesn't belong in a store, especially with food
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