Dog in shop

Fenris · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:02

GJ02 said:
lol
and what makes me laugh is they do have a sign on the door saying " hoods are to be removed before entering the shop "
but nothing about dogs !

What's your point? I imagine it's because people wearing hoods entering the store is far more common than people bringing in dogs as most people will just tie them up outside.

GJ02 · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:04

my point is fenris
if they can have a sign stating that hoods are to be removed, can they not have a sign to state that dogs are not allowed in the shop ?

snowball1 · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:04

Get a real dog, not one of those play things!

Fenris · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:07

GJ02 said:
my point is fenris
if they can have a sign stating that hoods are to be removed, can they not have a sign to state that dogs are not allowed in the shop ?

They can yes, however it doesn't matter if they don't. Your original question has been answered, sign or no sign they are well within their rights to say no to anything being in their store, be in dogs or flip flops.

Maybe suggest this to them to avoid any further confusion?

GJ02 · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:08

thanks fenris

Vulcan · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:08

GJ02 said:
my point is fenris
if they can have a sign stating that hoods are to be removed, can they not have a sign to state that dogs are not allowed in the shop ?

It's a pretty well established unwritten rule. They can't have a sign for everything.

snowdog · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:10

Haha, I wondered about this yesterday after watching the Dog whiperer on tv, I saw how people just walked with their dogs in a supermarket there and wondered why that doesn't happen here

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ojrules · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:13

Longbow said:
I ask because juring the summer I often notice cars left inside of cars, and have to question why they are even brought there in the first place.

yeh, cars don't really serve much purpose when they're inside another car, it never really took off ...

PapaLazaru · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:34

GJ02 said:
there is no chance in hell i would tie him up outside, and leave him

Have you got one of those silly dogs that are scared of everything?

Throrik · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:37

I saw an old lady take a little jack russell into my local shop in her arms, they told me to get out when I took my Irish Wolfhound into the shop in mine and my friends arms. Discrimination ftl...

dowie · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:40

GJ02 said:
all i want to know is if there is no sign on the door stating no dogs allowed am i allowed to take my dog in

If there is no sign up saying you can't **** on the floor do you think you are by default able to **** on the floor?

If they tell you that you can't bring your dog in then you'll probably have to go along with that, they don't have to put a sign up to cover every possible thing they don't want you to do/bring into their shop.

bitslice · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:42

put dog into recycling bin before going into the shop

ojrules · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:44

i don't know where you stand... i thought it was a basic human right and all.. but i must be wrong

Hatter The Mad · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:48

GJ02 said:
all i want to know is if there is no sign on the door stating no dogs allowed am i allowed to take my dog in

Oh god. Golden.

Begbie · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:51

What a fuss over nothing.

Its pretty obvious dogs aren't allowed in shops. Get over it, its common sense.

deko · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:57

ojrules said:
i don't know where you stand... i thought it was a basic human right and all.. but i must be wrong

Human rights don't apply to dogs, funnily enough.

ringo747 · 14 Nov 2010 at 21:59

Doonhamer said:
OP needs to learn a little respect. Being asked to leave the dog outside for two minutes is not an unreasonable request.

This.

Begbie said:
What a fuss over nothing.

Its pretty obvious dogs aren't allowed in shops. Get over it, its common sense.

And this.

ojrules said:
i don't know where you stand... i thought it was a basic human right and all.. but i must be wrong

And lol

kalvindeane · 14 Nov 2010 at 22:03

I have a very large (almost the size of a Great Dane!) white German Shepherd. If I ever take him to a shop (very rare anyway) I just go right in. Either the staff let us in, or say "sorry, no dogs allowed". At which point my dog eats them.

Point being this: get yourself a real dog, and nobody can tell you what to do

AtticusFinch · 14 Nov 2010 at 22:05

Absolutely this

dowie said:
If there is no sign up saying you can't **** on the floor do you think you are by default able to **** on the floor?

If they tell you that you can't bring your dog in then you'll probably have to go along with that, they don't have to put a sign up to cover every possible thing they don't want you to do/bring into their shop.

Brilliant

Psycho Sonny · 14 Nov 2010 at 22:09

GJ02 said:
my point is fenris
if they can have a sign stating that hoods are to be removed, can they not have a sign to state that dogs are not allowed in the shop ?

thats for security reasons mainly. where does it state that a shop must have a sign saying no dogs allowed? they may have had bad experiences with other dogs in the past. so therefore no dogs allowed.

in my restaurant people smashed out of their heads aren't allowed due to bad experiences in the past, i'm not going to put a sign up on the front door stating this though.

seriously what age are you 12?