And really in America, we're talking mostly about dog-owners (followed closely behind by cat owners).
Now don't get me wrong - I'm not saying ALL pet owners are morons. And it's true that if one goes to a dog park, most of the owners of dogs are generally friendly, responsible, and have a genuine love of the animal. (Though it should be noted while I find some overlap and correlation, that there is a difference between loving/appreciating animals, and being an owner. The latter requires responsibility.).
But I'm not ranting about those people.
- I'm talking about those people who let their dog bark for hours on end.
- I'm talking about people who cannot pick up their dog's shit, or worse, let them shit anywhere they like (like on other people's property).
- I'm talking about cat owners who let them scratch up their house or piss all over things.
- I'm talking about owners who let their animals dictate every action when they are at home.
- I'm talking about people who carry a small dog everywhere they go, including a place where food is available, like a restaurant, a grocery store or supermarket.
These people act so idiotically. I find most of them smug, and usually very self-absorbed. There is almost this sense of entitlement, as if their pet is their child.
Here's a dose of reality: Pets (i.e. animals) are not children. They do not equate.
Calling your little poodle a 'baby' is moronic.
So why is it on an almost regular basis, when I go to a grocery store, I find there is always someone carrying a dog? Why is this allowed?
Why can't society get a grip and pass laws that actually prevent this? I mean laws where a business' employees are trained to know whether an animal is helping someone with disability (instead of meekly asking and being forced to accept a fake 'yes').
It's not like that little dog being carried is actually aiding the person to do stuff (except perhaps be moronic) in the store.
Okay people with disabilities - that's different.
It's fucking unhygenic. That and the animals too.
What's the solution?
It's not like that little dog being carried is actually aiding the person to do stuff (except perhaps be moronic) in the store.
Okay people with disabilities - that's different.
It's fucking unhygenic. That and the animals too.
What's the solution?
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