Yes, my dog also spends all the time with me, But because of my work, I could not always be with her. So recently found a way to bypass the system. Found a site that helps to take a dog without a problem https://thedogtor.net/flying-with-your-emotional-support-animal-the-complete-guide/
ftyjr wrote:
I can also image what that liquid was. All dogs are disgusting and I know I said above about laws I really think they should ALL be banned forever. The little ones? My friends sister was going to a formal event, all dressed up and drove me and some of my friends over to another friends house. This friend owns one of those tiny dogs full of energy. Real cute. My friend's sister opens the car door and the little dog runs through the muddy yard on to her lap and all around the car. Mud everywhere! My friends sister was so upset. She had dog paw prints all over her expensive white dress. Really cute, huh?
you're a psychopath...
Do you live in the suburbs? In the suburb I grew up in dogs (and people) were incredibly rude. Dogs would leave their yard to chase and nip at us while we ran by, people's dogs on leashes would lunge and growl at us, guys would throw bottles and insults at us out of their trucks as they passed. I think the dogs' poor behavior was mostly due to bad owners who didn't train them, lack of socialization, and territorial instincts reinforced by being left out in the yard all day.
On the other hand, in the two cities I've spent a significant of time in (Pittsburgh and berlin) dogs where way better behaved. I would see maybe a half dozen off leash dogs a morning while running in frick park and can't remember any of them even going out of their way to sniff me. Leashed dogs would occasionally bark or growl, but none seemed overly aggressive and owners where usually apologetic and at least never blamed me for the issue. In the 6 years I lived in these two cities I can only recall one time a dog chased me, and that was when a young pup pulled away from it's owner suddenly and the owner seemed very apologetic.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that suburbs suck.
This happens because many owners simply ignore the fact that adopting a dog should be given time for training. I do not understand what is difficult to take my pet to the dog trainer. In the end, install the best wireless dog fence, so that the dogs do not throw at people running alongside. Apparently this is just indifference.
I was bit 7 times in the past couple of years. I carry mace now. And i threatened an owner to mace he dog and he pulled a gun on me. People are awful. Dogs are a reflection of people
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