Keep your dog on the damn leash!

[Lighthouse]

I might get angry and defensive if it weren't true.

 

[The Guard]

I fail to see the issue. Was she chasing after the dog who had run off, or was she just letting it run around free?

 

[bullets]

If the dog was just roaming free then i see it as an issue but if the dog jumped the gate then its not compltely her fault.

 

[DDS]

Terry should have let the dog bite him, then he could sue!

Pour some bacon grease (terry should have no problem finding that ) on your hand and TADA.

Free money.

HAHAHA, I like his turtleneck.

Poor shell of a man...

 

[Victarion]

I think she wanted you dead, obviously. Did you recognize her?

yours in lulz,

Mr. Wooden Alligator

 

[bunk]

I've never seen this.

Me either

Only ones I see are those for handicap people, pretty sure I see signs saying no pets except for those who having some sort of disables

I didn't figure it was that widespread. I've lived in a few different places and it's only been this latest area I've noticed it. Typically dogs small enough to fit into a shopping cart. Actually, one lady had what I thought was a baby bassinet, until I walked around and saw a little dog sitting inside. I tried to stifle my "oh s***!" but I couldn't hide the shock. Then I couldn't stop laughing.

 

[terry78]

She had no leash, she was one of those "I walk my dog without a leash" people.

 

[fu manchu]

HA...a unleashed dog scared the **** out of me last week and the owner of the dog was no where to be found. luckily, it stop chasing me once i stop running.

 

[terry78]

Everyone's first instinct is to run, but that just tells them, "hey, this person wants to play tag, I'll chase them, or they're scared of me, so I'm going to scare them even more by barking and chasing them!"

 

[Silk Spectre]

I've never seen this.

Home Depot allows it, but in most places it's a health code violation to have a dog in grocery store.

 

[LastSunrise1981]

If you see one running up to you looking like our friend here just remember you're ****ed.

 

[terry78]

^Nah, it's the ones that look well-groomed you have to watch out for. That goes for people too.

 

[Honey Vibe]

I was walking down the block earlier, and heard a distinct jingle coming up behind me, I figured it was somebody walking their dog. Turns out it was a dog by itself, sans owner just walking around, and once he/she saw me, proceeded to dart up to me in an effort to play or something. Then I see this girl running up behind the dog, then saying, "sorry about that, but you may not want to get too close, she tends to bite strangers."

Wut?

Why in the **** is she not on a leash, then? If you have a dog, letting them run around the yard or the house or a dog park sans leash is common sense, but on a residential street, just asking for trouble. Don't do that ****.

Who cares if a dog bites a black guy?