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An office you go to every day is not your average crowded public place. And maybe Google employees (who are conscientious enough to have a six figures a year j
by astura 7y ago
An office you go to every day is not your average crowded public place.
And maybe Google employees (who are conscientious enough to have a six figures a year job) have perfectly behaved dogs and might be able to handle bringing their dogs to the hardware store - but we are talking about the general population here. Theres also probably a large overlap between people with poorly behaved dogs and people that take their dogs to inappropriate places.
https://charlestoncitypaper.com/Eat/archives/2016/10/20/holy-city-brewing-and-coast-say-no-more-dogs https://charlestoncitypaper.com/Eat/archives/2016/10/20/holy...
>"We love dogs. Most of us have dogs. I have three myself, but over the past six months we have had employees bit five different times by dogs visiting the brewery. The latest incident, which occurred last week, consisted of a guest's dog biting one of our bartenders in the face. I have to look out for my staff."
- trhway 7y agoWhy just not require muzzling in anxiety inducing environments like that tightly packed venue? It is pretty established requirement in Russia for example for taking dog on a bus, etc.
- decebalus1 7y agoWhy bother, really? It's way WAY easier to enforce a no dogs policy than a muzzle policy. Look at how hard it is to get people to leash their dogs. They keep the dog leashed for a while then let it run for like 5 minutes then back in the leash, no big deal, right? Same as with a muzzle. Just take the muzzle off for 2 minutes so I can feed this to the dog, no big deal, what's the problem, boss? Way easier and less litigation risk to just refuse entry.
- trhway 7y agoI wonder have you ever had a dog? Because it sounds like you don't understand about leashing and dont know anything about muzzling really. Basically it sounds like you're pulling it out of thin air of your imaginary reality, "inventing reasons" as the other guy replying to you put it.
- decebalus1 7y agoI'm glad we finally reached ad hominem. Thanks, It means a lot.