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There's no such thing as "metro dogs" in Moscow. Stray dog population is insignificant for a 15mil city, and while there is nonzero chance for a dog to somehow
by cabirum 4y ago
There's no such thing as "metro dogs" in Moscow. Stray dog population is insignificant for a 15mil city, and while there is nonzero chance for a dog to somehow get into subway foyer, i've never seen one.
Another piece of propaganda from the fantasy-land here to make Moscow look bad. Baby-faced guard = incompetent. White-collars do not use metro in real life.
- msrenee 4y agoI really want this to be true... There's the metrodog website mentioned in the article that's got videos of dogs getting on and off the subway and using the elevator. Maybe it's just less common than the article makes it seem?
- x0x0 4y agoI saw them at that time range. I was living two stations away from Университе́т on the red line and riding the train daily to / from MGU. And they were well fed enough that they regularly refused part of my late night blinis. The unrealistic part of this article is a subway guard that doesn't already hate all people.
- thriftwy 4y agoWhite collar workers do absolutely use metro all the time. It's the primary audience. Maybe you're confusing white collar with executive level.