More and more dogs at Costco

[Anonymous]

I saw a small dog with a "service vest" in the child seat part of a cart at Target the other day. I'm hoping whatever child sat in that next didn't have a dog allergy.

[Anonymous]

The concrete floors are similar to Home Depot where dogs are allowed. I’m guessing that’s the logic but I don’t agree with it at all.

[Anonymous]

Any establishment that sells food should allow animals inside. Too much potential for contamination.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait, I can bring my dog into Costco? Seriously? Sweet! I thought it was just Home Depot and Lowe's! This is great!

+1. Great news. Thanks, OP.

No - you can't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have never seen a dog in the Fairfax Costco.

I have, twice.

Gross.

(I have two dogs myself, but I know where they belong, and that's not it.)

[Anonymous]

I would take a picture of said dog and write a letter to Costco management, your local health dept and the newspaper. So disgusting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love our dogs, I really do, but I cannot imagine a worse torture for me than to take them with me to Costco. OMG. They are a delight but they are DUMB. I mean, I already have to deal with my husband picking up every little thing and wanting to buy it ... I just can't imagine dealing with him AND our 3 labs at the same time. We wouldn't be able to get 2 steps in the door without people wanting to pet them or one of them wanting to go slobber over someone or one of them wanting to pee. No. Just no.

+1 I have had dogs all my life except for college, and I do not understand why people need to take them everywhere. I’m thrilled that my kids are finally old enough that I don’t have to take them to Costco with me, why on earth would I do this?

[Anonymous]

I've never seen one at the DC Costco. You just need to go to a busy one that dog owners avoid so their pooches won't get rolled over with an oversized cart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've never seen one at the DC Costco. You just need to go to a busy one that dog owners avoid so their pooches won't get rolled over with an oversized cart.

I can’t imagine a dog in the Fairfax Costco… that’s the last thing that madhouse needs…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait, I can bring my dog into Costco? Seriously? Sweet! I thought it was just Home Depot and Lowe's! This is great!

+1. Great news. Thanks, OP.

No - you can't.

After this thread yesterday I called my local Costco today, and they do allow dogs. So yes, I can and I will.

[Anonymous]

I was at a restaurant tonight and the dog of a couple was walking all over the table.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like to see people with their dogs in stores. It reminds me of France.

And that's why it's happening here, people thing they are so European, no, you're just disgusting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was at a restaurant tonight and the dog of a couple was walking all over the table.

I’ve seen this too! Plus dogs sitting on barstools drinking from bowls on the counter. It’s so gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I go to the Wheaton Costco all the time … never seen a dog but maybe not looking closely enough. Will be on the lookout now

I’ve also never seen a dog at this (or any) Costco.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at a restaurant tonight and the dog of a couple was walking all over the table.

I’ve seen this too! Plus dogs sitting on barstools drinking from bowls on the counter. It’s so gross.

I was at a sushi restaurant and someone brought their pit bull in and gave him a bowl of rice to eat under the table. Dog was eating right out of the restaurant’s bowl. Then they gave the dog water in another restaurant bowl.