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Originally Posted by Passionfruition I realize that every time I take Sully with me to run my errands, there's a chance I'll get asked to leave. I know this full well, and that's ok. I know Wal-Mart is very strict with their policy, so I never take him on errands when they include Wal-Mart, etc.
I was not aware that Target did not allow pets, but I was not surprised when I was asked to leave. In fact, I immediately shrugged it off, put on my shoes and politely headed out.
My whole post was complaining about HOW I WAS TREATED by the manager, not at all that I got asked to leave. That was already taken into consideration when I left my house with Sully to begin with.
I am not humiliated by being asked to leave. I understand that "no dogs" means no dogs big or small, I don't need to "learn" this lesson. All I'm saying is that the way I was treated was rude and uncalled for.
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To everyone else - thanks so much for your advice and encouragement! I will definitely be filing a complaint and you bet I'll be keeping you posted! Even if nothing happens, you guys are right, his behavior needs to be reported. |
Good for you Val. I know what you mean. You felt like you were being treated like a criminal b/c you brought a doggy into a store. Granted, rules are rules, but don't treat someone like they committed a crime b/c in my understanding, it's not a crime to bring a dog into a store. A rule, maybe, a crime, no. All he had to do was politely ask you to leave, and that's it. I had that problem before. Don't treat me like I'm some criminal. I'm a customer. You treat me with respect, and you get it back. Val, if that was me, I wouldn't have been as nice as you. He probably WOULD have had to call the cops by the time I got done with him.
Please let us know exactly what you decide to do and keep us updated! Good luck hon!
