Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is it about people that they think they have the right to let their dogs run around a public park without a leash?
I have always hated that. Now that I have a dog, I hate it even more.
What makes them think that I would trust that their 200 lb. beast will not cause harm to my son, self, or pet? Because they say so? And when I point out that the dog should be on a leash (and you better believe I always do) they get pissy.
Excuse you ...
A. It is the law
B. I would not be a good mother if I assume that every strange animal that runs full speed at my son is merely in a hurry to lick his hand.
C. I do not want to risk my safety and especially that of my son, trying to defend my dog against yours.
& 4. I leash my dog for your comfort and everyone's safety, including the dog himself. I expect the same courtesy and respect in return.
These are animals, regardless of how domesticated, and regardless of how dear they are as pets. The fact that they are animals does not change.
I mean, would you let a horse stroll through the playground? No. That would be ridiculous. Yet it is far less likely to cause harm, intentional or otherwise, to anyone or thing in the area.
Common sense here people, that is all I am asking for. And if you missed your serving of that during creation, then I merely ask that you follow the law!
What is it about people that they think they have the right to let their dogs run around a public park without a leash?
I have always hated that. Now that I have a dog, I hate it even more.
What makes them think that I would trust that their 200 lb. beast will not cause harm to my son, self, or pet? Because they say so? And when I point out that the dog should be on a leash (and you better believe I always do) they get pissy.
Excuse you ...
A. It is the law
B. I would not be a good mother if I assume that every strange animal that runs full speed at my son is merely in a hurry to lick his hand.
C. I do not want to risk my safety and especially that of my son, trying to defend my dog against yours.
& 4. I leash my dog for your comfort and everyone's safety, including the dog himself. I expect the same courtesy and respect in return.
These are animals, regardless of how domesticated, and regardless of how dear they are as pets. The fact that they are animals does not change.
I mean, would you let a horse stroll through the playground? No. That would be ridiculous. Yet it is far less likely to cause harm, intentional or otherwise, to anyone or thing in the area.
Common sense here people, that is all I am asking for. And if you missed your serving of that during creation, then I merely ask that you follow the law!
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