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I don't get the USA's obsession with banning dogs from anywhere that serves food. In Europe, this is typically standard practise as long as the dog is well beh
by ricw 8y ago
I don't get the USA's obsession with banning dogs from anywhere that serves food. In Europe, this is typically standard practise as long as the dog is well behaved. It's not as if food safety is more of an issue anywhere in Europe than in the USA in recent times. Something similar seems to also be the case when it comes to babies.
Just let the dogs in if they're well behaved. No big deal...
- maxxxxx 8y agoAgreed. It would also be nice you could take your dog on a train.
- brandonmenc 8y agoPlenty of places allow dogs here in the US, unfortunately. Dogs are not guaranteed to be well-behaved, some are dangerous, they're dirty, and plenty of people are scared of them or are allergic. They're in far too many places as it is.
- guitarbill 8y agoI think it also depends where you are. Seattle is way worse for people bringing dogs than Germany or UK, and way more people have emotional support animals, whatever the fuck that is. I'm allergic, it's a huge pain. Just leave your pet at home.
- adventured 8y agoIt's a subjective cultural preference. In the same vein, why should foreigners obsess so much about what America likes or doesn't like? The world is very diverse on such things, there is no right or wrong. It's only no big deal to you, due to a subjective preference. I find it disgusting to allow most dogs into restaurants (with an exception for well-behaved service dogs only), that's my subjective preference.