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Originally Posted by RachelandSadie  I did this so I wouldn't have to bring them all over the place with me. Also whoever thinks that dogs are equal to children are CRAZY. I feel really really bad if there is someone who cannot have a child and chose to have dogs rather than adopt human children, yes dogs are our family and we love them but as a soon to be mother I now understand that there is a HUGE difference between an animal and a human being.
As for entitlement attitude I totally agree. If the store says NO DOGS or you are told to take the dog outside then LISTEN don't back talk and mouth off. It's their rules and policies. You wouldn't ask to break the law for a child so why break the rules of the store for a DOG???
Take em' everywhere you can but leave em' at home with a pet sitter or another puppy friend when you know that you can't take them into a store.   |
Just because a person does not feel as you do, does not IMO make them crazy. I know quite a few people who have chosen to have dogs over children and I believe that they are perfectly sane individuals. I don't for one minute feel sorry for them. That is their choice!
I hope that your new feelings do not make you the next "rehomer".
I do agree that dogs should not be taken where they are not allowed; but I will go out on a limb here and say that I have seen dogs behave better than many children in stores. It always astounds me to see the things that parents allow their children to do in public. Joann's used to allow dogs...they now have a policy that does not allow them. I do respect it and leave mine at home; but it always bothers me to see children running amock and knocking fabric off of the shelves...yes, I have seen it happen. I guess it is not politically correct to ban children.
