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LOL...sometimes I wonder how old threads get brought back up... Anyway, haven't changed my mind....I'll sneak Lacy in if I know I can get away with it ;) |
It's really sad that you think like this(but, I guess I did when I was a kid too, trying to see what I could get away with), guess when you become and adult, you sort of outgrow this stuff..My parents always said you abide by the rules, and once I was a teenager I always did..If it's somewhere they don't care if there are pets, then by all means, take them, if it's a place that doesn't allow pets, then you act like a responsible adult, and abide by the rules.. |
I LOVE the sign that said "please carry your dog". Zoe is tiny, and quiet so we shop together. We HAVE taken her into resturaunts before (on vacation, in the summer), but got PERMISSION first. We do not really 'sneak her in'... she is dressed and so cute that folks just notice her easily. I thought Yorkies were hypoallergenic so taking her in public would not be a threat to folks allergies? We are training Zoe to be a pet therapy doggie, because she is so appropriate with other folks. (not yippy or snippy). Oh, I just remembered... we did 'sneak' her into WalMart once, it was late and on the way home from the petstore and we needed a few things. I keep her in my purse/arms so she is not in the cart or on the floor... Heck, some of the kiddos I see in WalMart look dirtier than my doggie to be honest. ;) |
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I take Brewser wherever there isn't a legitimate reason for her not to be there. If I was ever asked to leave though I would respect that. And hide her better next time....hehe j/k.:) If someone is allergic to her i would think they would have a reaction whether she is there or not b/c if she's not chances are I was just holding her so all of her allergic stuff is all over me. |
I take mine everywhere, but my hubby hates when i do that. We have gotten kicked out of Target, and Panera Bread so far. Wal-mart is okay with it. We dont take him to retaurants because we know we'll get kicked out (and it is extremely embarassing when this happens, that is why my husband hates it). When i take him places I have to add 30 minutes to everything, because everyone stops to pet and talk to me about him.:rolleyes: |
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Sam goes with me. He is cleaner, smells better, behaves better than most of the kids in the store so breaking the rules or not, he goes. |
when belle was little she got to go everywhere... but now at 8 pounds she can be hard to conceal... plus she gets restless sometimes (i insist she must have canine ADD:rolleyes: ) i take her in her stroller to the mall, outside restaurants/ cafe's-- and i've heard ppl put a blanket over the stroller (like they do with infants) and sneak them places... like i said Belle gets restless and sometimes loud so i haven't tried to sneak her anywhere lately... just where she is allowed... |
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when he was smaller.. and when he didn't move as much i could sneak him in almost anywhere.. now i can't.. he's to hyper and curious for that.. but my sister can bring her baby anywhere!!! he's so quiet and calm.. and he will sit in a carrier/bag for hours.. so she can take him wherever she pleases.. hahaha and she gets away with it!! |
Austin comes Everywhere with me in the stroller i dont even bother taking him into supermarkets usally im there to get a TON of stuff i was invited into subway he said as long i hold him its fine |
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4 Attachment(s) Here's the picture of the carrier. It's a sherpa - and it's EXCELLENT for hiding the little girl in......it also matches my Kathy Purse which is a huge bonus for me :) |
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yes the topic was "do you sneak your dogs in" not "what is your opinion on those that do and how are you different/better than them" :) we are all snowflakes, different, and entitled to do it our way without criticism :) Thank you :) :) |
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