Why bring three HUGE barking and howling dogs to preschool drop off?!

[Anonymous]

This jerk with the three enormous frantic dogs in the car double parked in the red zone right in front of the school entrance to drop his 2.5 yr old off at preschool. All the little kids were sobbing and clinging on to their parents, the teachers were overwhelmed and this dick just gets back in his car as if nothing happened and he did nothing wrong.

Yes, everyone emailed the father including the school but my question is what kind of a person does something like that to very little kids? I have dogs and I know what sets them off so he had to know his dogs were going to bark and howl. And who parks in the clearly marked red zone for drop off? We all park and walk our kids in.

My kid was fine but some of the other little ones were clearly terrified.

[Anonymous]

Maybe he was on the way to the dog park? Were the windows down or were people just scared of the barking noises?

[Anonymous]

He left them in the car? I’m not sure what the issue is? I’m assuming he was taking them a hike or trip to dog park right after drop off, I’m sure they were excited to be going somewhere. Kids sobbing is on their parents. My kid is not scared of dogs confined in a car.

[Anonymous]

There is always one entitled, dick dad in every class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:He left them in the car? I’m not sure what the issue is? I’m assuming he was taking them a hike or trip to dog park right after drop off, I’m sure they were excited to be going somewhere. Kids sobbing is on their parents. My kid is not scared of dogs confined in a car.

He parked in the no parking zone right in front of the door to the school. The door where new preschoolers say good-bye to their parents. You don’t see that as an issue?

[Anonymous]

A hole.

[Anonymous]

Maybe he was taking them to the vet after dropping off the kids.
Maybe the wife was supposed to drop off the preschool kid, but her car broke down and he had to take the dogs and the kid.
Maybe he took that illegal spot in front of the school so he could get in and out quickly because he had these dogs.
Maybe he looked calm because that was all he could do while people like you were judging him.
Maybe his dad is in hospice and his marriage is falling apart and he forgot he had to take the dogs to the vet and get his kid to school and his life just sucks right now.

Maybe you could just stop judging for 5 minutes and let this go. But for some reason you have to rehash it. It’s over. Let it go.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He left them in the car? I’m not sure what the issue is? I’m assuming he was taking them a hike or trip to dog park right after drop off, I’m sure they were excited to be going somewhere. Kids sobbing is on their parents. My kid is not scared of dogs confined in a car.

He parked in the no parking zone right in front of the door to the school. The door where new preschoolers say good-bye to their parents. You don’t see that as an issue?

it’s not a dog issue

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is always one entitled, dick dad in every class.

Preschool teacher and parent of high schoolers now: this is correct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He left them in the car? I’m not sure what the issue is? I’m assuming he was taking them a hike or trip to dog park right after drop off, I’m sure they were excited to be going somewhere. Kids sobbing is on their parents. My kid is not scared of dogs confined in a car.

He parked in the no parking zone right in front of the door to the school. The door where new preschoolers say good-bye to their parents. You don’t see that as an issue?

it’s not a dog issue

+1. Just a parking issue.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He left them in the car? I’m not sure what the issue is? I’m assuming he was taking them a hike or trip to dog park right after drop off, I’m sure they were excited to be going somewhere. Kids sobbing is on their parents. My kid is not scared of dogs confined in a car.

He parked in the no parking zone right in front of the door to the school. The door where new preschoolers say good-bye to their parents. You don’t see that as an issue?

Kids were sobbing because they saw dogs locked in a car? Weird.

[Anonymous]

He left them in the car? I’m not sure what the issue is?

Agree.

[Anonymous]

This post is so over the top and dramatic i cant take OP seriously

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He left them in the car? I’m not sure what the issue is? I’m assuming he was taking them a hike or trip to dog park right after drop off, I’m sure they were excited to be going somewhere. Kids sobbing is on their parents. My kid is not scared of dogs confined in a car.

He parked in the no parking zone right in front of the door to the school. The door where new preschoolers say good-bye to their parents. You don’t see that as an issue?

Kids were sobbing because they saw dogs locked in a car? Weird.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He left them in the car? I’m not sure what the issue is? I’m assuming he was taking them a hike or trip to dog park right after drop off, I’m sure they were excited to be going somewhere. Kids sobbing is on their parents. My kid is not scared of dogs confined in a car.

He parked in the no parking zone right in front of the door to the school. The door where new preschoolers say good-bye to their parents. You don’t see that as an issue?

it’s not a dog issue

Yes, it is in part a dog issue. He’s a bad dog owner to put his dogs in that threaded situation and certainly oblivious if he didn’t know it was going to happen.

NP here and this entitled crap pisses me off too. If you know your big dogs are going to bark - you don’t bring them anywhere around little kids.