Joe Schillaci 48 said:

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mrad85 said:

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If your Home Depot is like mine, any dog you may bring into the store is probably smarter than any of the folks working there.

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But I have yet to see an employee pee on the floor on the irrigation aisle.

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Bob Loblaws Law Blog said:

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histag10 said:

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lotsofhp said:

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The dog stuff has gotten way out of hand. I dated a girl who had to take her 3 dogs everywhere. It was annoying as hell. I just want to run to Home Depot, I don't feel like loading up all the dogs, bringing their **** bags, getting hair all over the car, etc.

Now I'm married and my sister in law who's in her mid 20s living in Dallas bought a goldendodle or whatever it's called and so the rest of the family is constantly being inconvenienced with that thing. It's a good dog and everything, and it's not a big enough deal to make a stand on, but it's annoying to me having that dog in my house every time she comes down to visit. It makes the house smell.

I ate at a bbq place the other day and a girl brought her dog. When she got her food, she took the tray it came on, filled it with water and let the dog drink off the tray. Gross.

And don't compare your dog to a child. That's ridiculous.

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We have a no pets in our house policy. Our dogs are outside dogs. If you come to visit, your dogs will be outside dogs too for the duration of your stay. Or you could pay to board them somewhere else.

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This is just as bad (IMO) as taking your dog everywhere. Why even have a dog if it stays outside the whole time? It's not a ****ing cat.

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kevmiller said:

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Not sure when as a society it was decided to let dogs go anywhere but it has gotten ridiculous
A dog is not a person.
You don't need take your dog inside a store

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Bob Loblaws Law Blog said:

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histag10 said:

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lotsofhp said:

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The dog stuff has gotten way out of hand. I dated a girl who had to take her 3 dogs everywhere. It was annoying as hell. I just want to run to Home Depot, I don't feel like loading up all the dogs, bringing their **** bags, getting hair all over the car, etc.

Now I'm married and my sister in law who's in her mid 20s living in Dallas bought a goldendodle or whatever it's called and so the rest of the family is constantly being inconvenienced with that thing. It's a good dog and everything, and it's not a big enough deal to make a stand on, but it's annoying to me having that dog in my house every time she comes down to visit. It makes the house smell.

I ate at a bbq place the other day and a girl brought her dog. When she got her food, she took the tray it came on, filled it with water and let the dog drink off the tray. Gross.

And don't compare your dog to a child. That's ridiculous.

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We have a no pets in our house policy. Our dogs are outside dogs. If you come to visit, your dogs will be outside dogs too for the duration of your stay. Or you could pay to board them somewhere else.

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This is just as bad (IMO) as taking your dog everywhere. Why even have a dog if it stays outside the whole time? It's not a ****ing cat.

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Bob Loblaws Law Blog said:

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Never once said it's the worst thing an owner could do. Even clarified it's different if you live on land and not in the suburbs. We've got different views and that's okay, not everything is a personal attack.

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kevmiller said:

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Not sure when as a society it was decided to let dogs go anywhere but it has gotten ridiculous
A dog is not a person.
You don't need take your dog inside a store

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Tanya 93 said:

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taxpreparer said:

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Most of the dogs in Home Depot are being trained as service dogs. That is why you hear clickers so frequently. they use Home Depot (with permission) to help the dogs get used to being around strngers and crowds.

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You don't live in a college town

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histag10 said:

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Bob Loblaws Law Blog said:

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histag10 said:

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lotsofhp said:

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The dog stuff has gotten way out of hand. I dated a girl who had to take her 3 dogs everywhere. It was annoying as hell. I just want to run to Home Depot, I don't feel like loading up all the dogs, bringing their **** bags, getting hair all over the car, etc.

Now I'm married and my sister in law who's in her mid 20s living in Dallas bought a goldendodle or whatever it's called and so the rest of the family is constantly being inconvenienced with that thing. It's a good dog and everything, and it's not a big enough deal to make a stand on, but it's annoying to me having that dog in my house every time she comes down to visit. It makes the house smell.

I ate at a bbq place the other day and a girl brought her dog. When she got her food, she took the tray it came on, filled it with water and let the dog drink off the tray. Gross.

And don't compare your dog to a child. That's ridiculous.

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We have a no pets in our house policy. Our dogs are outside dogs. If you come to visit, your dogs will be outside dogs too for the duration of your stay. Or you could pay to board them somewhere else.

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This is just as bad (IMO) as taking your dog everywhere. Why even have a dog if it stays outside the whole time? It's not a ****ing cat.

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I live on over 5 acres. My dogs have a 8 x 10 "dog house" with heat lamps and fans. They also have full access to a pond and multiple shade areas with an auto water bowl.

But tell me again how keeping my 2 100+lb working dogs outside is the worst thing I could do as a pet owner.


Edit- dang it kept trying to type 8 x 10 and it kept multiplying it instead of how i wrote it

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Slamn Sharpe said:

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histag10 said:

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Bob Loblaws Law Blog said:

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histag10 said:

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lotsofhp said:

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The dog stuff has gotten way out of hand. I dated a girl who had to take her 3 dogs everywhere. It was annoying as hell. I just want to run to Home Depot, I don't feel like loading up all the dogs, bringing their **** bags, getting hair all over the car, etc.

Now I'm married and my sister in law who's in her mid 20s living in Dallas bought a goldendodle or whatever it's called and so the rest of the family is constantly being inconvenienced with that thing. It's a good dog and everything, and it's not a big enough deal to make a stand on, but it's annoying to me having that dog in my house every time she comes down to visit. It makes the house smell.

I ate at a bbq place the other day and a girl brought her dog. When she got her food, she took the tray it came on, filled it with water and let the dog drink off the tray. Gross.

And don't compare your dog to a child. That's ridiculous.

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We have a no pets in our house policy. Our dogs are outside dogs. If you come to visit, your dogs will be outside dogs too for the duration of your stay. Or you could pay to board them somewhere else.

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This is just as bad (IMO) as taking your dog everywhere. Why even have a dog if it stays outside the whole time? It's not a ****ing cat.

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I live on over 5 acres. My dogs have a 8 x 10 "dog house" with heat lamps and fans. They also have full access to a pond and multiple shade areas with an auto water bowl.

But tell me again how keeping my 2 100+lb working dogs outside is the worst thing I could do as a pet owner.


Edit- dang it kept trying to type 8 x 10 and it kept multiplying it instead of how i wrote it

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Oh look everybody, Histag is freaking rich!

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Ol_Ag_02 said:

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Slamn Sharpe said:

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kevmiller said:

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Not sure when as a society it was decided to let dogs go anywhere but it has gotten ridiculous
A dog is not a person.
You don't need take your dog inside a store

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You must live in the US. Never leave because most of the world has a different culture with dogs. In Germany (for example) its common to have dogs in restaurants. They recently passed several laws that are extremely pro-dog. Im not sure how much they enforce the new laws, but one of them is something like "a dog must be walked twice a day"
Dogs are better than people, so I don't mind them being in Lowes or Home Depot when I shop there

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Good lord. When you mean most of the world, you mean just the white parts. The rest of the world doesn't give a **** about dogs.

But good for you for making it to a Germany. It's really impressive that you broadened your horizons around other middle class white Christians. You're quite cultured.

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Slamn Sharpe said:

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kevmiller said:

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Not sure when as a society it was decided to let dogs go anywhere but it has gotten ridiculous
A dog is not a person.
You don't need take your dog inside a store

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You must live in the US. Never leave because most of the world has a different culture with dogs. In Germany (for example) its common to have dogs in restaurants. They recently passed several laws that are extremely pro-dog. Im not sure how much they enforce the new laws, but one of them is something like "a dog must be walked twice a day"
Dogs are better than people, so I don't mind them being in Lowes or Home Depot when I shop there

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AggieVictor10 said:

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Saw a dog at ikea take a **** right in the middle of an aisle. Their owner saw it, shrugged, and moved on.

My fault for being in a ****ing ikea though.

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kevmiller said:

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oldschool87 said:

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histag10 said:

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LeisureSuitLarry said:

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Lately, I am seeing more people with dogs in the grocery store.
Saw one lady had her dog riding in the shopping cart.

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Ill be a Karen and tell the store to either have her leave or ill call the health department.

I dont need dog hair on my produce.

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Where is the produce isle at Home Depot that would save me a extra trip!

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Reading must be difficult for you

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Tanya 93 said:

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I do wonder how people who think dogs are no big deal would react if other animals were on leashes

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boboguitar said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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I do wonder how people who think dogs are no big deal would react if other animals were on leashes

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Like an alligator?

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third coast.. said:

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ac04 said:

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leave your damn dogs at home

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and your wife if shes ugly.

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