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Not necessarily. If you have a dog walker he may not always be available. I have been with pet owners and they would leave a bar early because of their dog. Th
by bko 9y ago
Not necessarily. If you have a dog walker he may not always be available.
I have been with pet owners and they would leave a bar early because of their dog. They may be using that as an excuse but I think there may be a market for flexibility. Especially when it comes to spontaneous work happy hours.
- Bartweiss 9y agoThe second problem here is trust, though. I know it sounds a bit odd to trust strange drivers more than strange dog-walkers, cars aren't exactly safe, but it's pretty true. For someone to take care of my dog, I'd want at a minimum for them to meet the dog with me present and go over some basic care instructions. So: yeah, I've left events I genuinely wanted to stay at to go take care of my dog. But my general solution to this is "ask a trusted neighbor to come by"; since trust and familiarity are required, I'd probably still end up going out-of-band even if I had to keep in touch with multiple people.