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 Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: SteezMacQueen]
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05/09/23 12:53 AM
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I had to go into Target to pick up a prescription for my wife last week. There was a grown man with a little lap dog wearing a "SUPPORT DOG" vest on it that was riding on his left shoulder as the man was walking from the grocery section towards the checkout. Some people were saying Oh that's so sweet, while others were saying that's just disgusting to have a dog in the store.
Most stores have delivery or curbside pickup for a very small fee or free. If you are that incapable of dealing with the inside of a store for a few minutes, use one of the other options.
I don't want to have to walk around their dogs pee and poop in a store, I get enough of that in our yard from our dogs. I would have asked what kinda support that dog gives to him? If I could have kept from laughing. I just think a lot of you dogs never in any stores folks are just full of your selves! I agree grocery stores are off limits at least for wife and I but we have spent a lot of time to make sure our 110 lb German Shepherd was well socialized from the time he was 8 weeks old. He is now 7 years and loves going to the stores that allow pups. When my wife goes into Hobby Lobby without him all the counter people want to know "Where is Remington?" He loves Lowes Home Depot etc. It is good for him and good for the kids he interacts with. ![[Linked Image]](https://texasfishingforum.com/forums/pics/userpics/2023/05/full-43906-182343-boys_2.jpg) Nah. We ain’t full of ourselves. My mom takes her dog a lot of places, and when I go with her and she takes her dog, I am embarrassed. She doesn’t take her dog to the stores or restaurants. She takes hers to the casinos, Yamaha outboard dealerships, etc. It is S T U P I D. Hell! I don’t even want YOU there when I go someplace, much less your dog.  Don’t take this as an attack at you. I don’t crowds. Steez is correct
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: chickenman]
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05/09/23 12:55 AM
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I still can't figure this one out. Yes, there is a thing called a "support animal", but I don't think every animal I see in a store qualifies.
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: Rayzor]
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05/09/23 01:01 AM
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I still can't figure this one out. Yes, there is a thing called a "support animal", but I don't think every animal I see in a store qualifies. I happen to know a guy that scammed the military, got a “service dog”, then got locked up last year for diddling 2 kids. He cured now though…he hasn’t needed the service dog a single time since he’s been locked up. I love looking online at all the feel good, “wounded warrior” stories on him and his dog…
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: chickenman]
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05/09/23 01:11 AM
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There is a difference in a service dog and a support animal. One is trained and one is a pet.
“ When you're racing, it's life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting.”. Steve McQueen
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: chickenman]
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05/09/23 02:10 AM
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If your support animal ever is allowed in a public place is fuctd up, and if you dare let bitch [censored] or piss in my presence I'm kicking field goals
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: Jaredk]
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05/09/23 02:12 AM
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I still can't figure this one out. Yes, there is a thing called a "support animal", but I don't think every animal I see in a store qualifies. I happen to know a guy that scammed the military, got a “service dog”, then got locked up last year for diddling 2 kids. He cured now though…he hasn’t needed the service dog a single time since he’s been locked up. I love looking online at all the feel good, “wounded warrior” stories on him and his dog… What is diddling?
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: grandbassslayer]
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05/09/23 02:14 AM
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I still can't figure this one out. Yes, there is a thing called a "support animal", but I don't think every animal I see in a store qualifies. I happen to know a guy that scammed the military, got a “service dog”, then got locked up last year for diddling 2 kids. He cured now though…he hasn’t needed the service dog a single time since he’s been locked up. I love looking online at all the feel good, “wounded warrior” stories on him and his dog… What is diddling? Uncommon valor
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: Westside.]
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05/09/23 03:27 AM
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If your support animal ever is allowed in a public place is fuctd up, and if you dare let bitch [censored] or piss in my presence I'm kicking field goals I was in lowes last week, walked down the light bulb aisle and saw someone’s stupid dog stop and take a dump. A lowes worker had to come over and clean it up. He looked ecstatic….
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: Ghost4BH]
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05/09/23 02:45 PM
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If your support animal ever is allowed in a public place is fuctd up, and if you dare let bitch [censored] or piss in my presence I'm kicking field goals I was in lowes last week, walked down the light bulb aisle and saw someone’s stupid dog stop and take a dump. A lowes worker had to come over and clean it up. He’s looked ecstatic…. Never in my lifetime is that ever going to happen.
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: grandbassslayer]
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05/09/23 02:58 PM
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I still can't figure this one out. Yes, there is a thing called a "support animal", but I don't think every animal I see in a store qualifies. I happen to know a guy that scammed the military, got a “service dog”, then got locked up last year for diddling 2 kids. He cured now though…he hasn’t needed the service dog a single time since he’s been locked up. I love looking online at all the feel good, “wounded warrior” stories on him and his dog… What is diddling? That’s an interesting word that I stumbled across the past couple of days. I was reading stories about how the Union soldiers were raping all the southern women and destroying the South during the Civil War. In one of the references the Union soldiers told the women they were going to be diddling. Wasn’t hard to figure out but I don’t think I had ever seen the reference “diddling”. Diddling, to have sex with someone: He's been diddling his secretary for years.
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: chickenman]
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05/09/23 03:02 PM
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I can see a positive for females..less likely to get jumped in the parking lot after shopping
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: HasBen]
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05/09/23 03:13 PM
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There is a difference in a service dog and a support animal. One is trained and one is a pet. We can't ask for any proof of it being a service animal. ADA nonsense. Most people keep it on the patio which I can barely stand we have had a few knuckle heads march their fur baby into dining room.... I have a low tolerance for such nonsense. If they say service dog it ends the conversation if they say something else its off to the patio or exit door. Funny thing is we can be ticketed for a non service animal on premises but can't verify..... government at its finest.
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: Dognot]
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05/09/23 03:18 PM
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Great info thanks for sharing
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: Flip Flop Fisher]
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05/09/23 07:58 PM
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I can see a positive for females..less likely to get jumped in the parking lot after shopping The little fuzzy anklebiters won't be any help.
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Re: Are we ok with taking dogs into stores?
[Re: chickenman]
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05/09/23 09:48 PM
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I take my dog to alet friendly stores she is better behaved then most of the brats running around
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