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The dog thing is so true. Are they a nice dog owner? Do they pull the dog along their own preferred route, staring at a their phone, getting annoyed when the
by raffraffraff 6y ago
The dog thing is so true.
Are they a nice dog owner? Do they pull the dog along their own preferred route, staring at a their phone, getting annoyed when the dog stops to sniff? Do they yank on the leash? Or do they patiently allow their dog to take in the smells of the neighborhood and leave their own messages in return, let the dog change direction in response to a smell or sound? Do they allow their dog to meet other dogs, with the other owner's permission? (As my wife says "this isn't your walk, this is the dog's walk")
Is this a responsible owner? How does their dog behaved around other dogs? If the dog misbehaves, how does the owner respond? Do they pick up after their dog?
Bottom line: a dog is an excellent asshole-o-meter.
- c22 6y agoDo they leave a bag of their dog's shit in my freshly-emptied trash can (or worse, recycling bin) for me to smell all week after I wheel it back to my house? (All signs point to yes)
- c22 6y agoI assume the downvotes are coming from people who do this? Help me out, cause there's something I've always been curious about: If you are walking down the street drinking a Starbucks or eating a candy bar and you finish, do you leave the empty cup or wrapper in someone else's bin too? Genuinely curious... I've always brought my own garbage home with me, or to the next public bin. What do you do when it's not trash day?