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Originally Posted by MyFairLacy  How many people do you know that have died from a dog allergy? Perfumes have the potential to spread throughout the air quickly and settle into fabrics and onto food....probably much quicker and more effectivly than dog hair. |
If you're spraying perfume in a store, than probably! But not if you have sprayed at home and it is already settled on you! Someone made a good point that perfume on someone is something that you can expect to find in
any store, but not a dog. And you know what... Sorry if you take offense to this.. But your baby
is a dog...not a human!
Sorry to anyone who takes offense to that! Bella and Harley are my babies and they wear clothes and get treated pretty close to a human, but........
They eat poop if I don't watch them... They throw up and eat it afterwards... They scratch their private parts, even when company is around
They're dogs!!
So I think they will be fine if they have to stay home for an hour every so often so that you can go to the store without them. If not, hire a babysitter. They aren't going to die if they don't get to go grocery shopping with you...but someone else can. (I didn't say will, I said
can.) It doesn't mean I think it will happen EVERY time, but it is possible.
I'm a smoker, and I wouldn't blow it in your face or smoke in an area that non-smokers are standing in. I smoke where I am allowed and take my dog where I am allowed. Its called respect.