Stop bringing your dog to elementary pick up!

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I hope your dog takes a big shit in your house you old ugly beeetch.

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Anonymous wrote:I walk my dog to get my kid and we stand on the playground because that’s where pick up is. I’m not by the doors but I’m on school property. I’d like to see more people walking and less cars blocking everything personally.

If you’re on FCPS property then you are breaking school rules. Dogs are not allowed on any school property, period. This is for before and after school. Be respectful of school policies. You can’t just pick And choose what you’ll follow because you think you’re entitled to do
What you want.

Are you the principal? If you are and you tell me to remove my dog, I will. Otherwise, I will laugh at you.

NP. I’m a Fairfax County police officer and I will so enjoy it if you laugh at me. We’ll see if you’re still laughing when I bring out my badge.

You’re not doing your profession any favors. I can’t imagine my DH (fed LEO) saying something like that.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope your dog takes a big shit in your house you old ugly beeetch.

Temper temper.

But seriously, what happened with you and dogs? Why are you consumed by this irrational hate? Don't get me wrong, I have my theories. It had to be something in childhood and something embarrassing. The hatred doesn't seem like something born from fear.

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Anonymous wrote:I walk my dog to get my kid and we stand on the playground because that’s where pick up is. I’m not by the doors but I’m on school property. I’d like to see more people walking and less cars blocking everything personally.

If you’re on FCPS property then you are breaking school rules. Dogs are not allowed on any school property, period. This is for before and after school. Be respectful of school policies. You can’t just pick And choose what you’ll follow because you think you’re entitled to do
What you want.

Are you the principal? If you are and you tell me to remove my dog, I will. Otherwise, I will laugh at you.

NP. I’m a Fairfax County police officer and I will so enjoy it if you laugh at me. We’ll see if you’re still laughing when I bring out my badge.

Come at me piggy. I don’t give an eff if you’re a cop. I’ll laugh in your face. If you come near my kids school with a filthy mutt, I will be in your effing face. I don’t give a damn if you’re a crooked cop or the effin President of the US. Now shove your badge up your a$$.

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Anonymous wrote:You all seem to be operating on the mistaken belief that I give a damn about how you feel about my dog. Get over it.

This actually made me chuckle because these ladies really are getting themselves worked up for some random dog at a school gate. Of all the things to be carrying on about in the world. Some first world problem nonsense over here. People can’t just be happy, they’re so upset you’d think they were walking 10 miles uphill in dog poo to pick up their kids.

Keep your dog effing away from schools. Seriously. Your ugly mutt doesn’t belong there. It is germ ridden, dander ridden, barking, pooping, nonsense. Schools are for kids. Not your filthy animal.

No. No, we will not. Cry harder.

Pp you’re an idiot. I have a dog. No one is crying except idiots like you who think they are entitled to do whatever they want with total disregard for
Public safety and rules. I feel bad for your dog for Having a shitty owner.

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Anonymous wrote:I walk my dog to get my kid and we stand on the playground because that’s where pick up is. I’m not by the doors but I’m on school property. I’d like to see more people walking and less cars blocking everything personally.

If you’re on FCPS property then you are breaking school rules. Dogs are not allowed on any school property, period. This is for before and after school. Be respectful of school policies. You can’t just pick And choose what you’ll follow because you think you’re entitled to do
What you want.

Are you the principal? If you are and you tell me to remove my dog, I will. Otherwise, I will laugh at you.

NP. I’m a Fairfax County police officer and I will so enjoy it if you laugh at me. We’ll see if you’re still laughing when I bring out my badge.

You’re not doing your profession any favors. I can’t imagine my DH (fed LEO) saying something like that.

They're probably lying about being a cop anyway. Just like how during all the BLM conversations here last year, whenever someone got called out for saying ignorant or racist things, they thought they were dropping the mic by saying "oh, yeah? Well, guess what? I'M BLACK!"

Suuuuuure you are, Jan.

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Anonymous wrote:You all seem to be operating on the mistaken belief that I give a damn about how you feel about my dog. Get over it.

This actually made me chuckle because these ladies really are getting themselves worked up for some random dog at a school gate. Of all the things to be carrying on about in the world. Some first world problem nonsense over here. People can’t just be happy, they’re so upset you’d think they were walking 10 miles uphill in dog poo to pick up their kids.

Keep your dog effing away from schools. Seriously. Your ugly mutt doesn’t belong there. It is germ ridden, dander ridden, barking, pooping, nonsense. Schools are for kids. Not your filthy animal.

No. No, we will not. Cry harder.

Pp you’re an idiot. I have a dog. No one is crying except idiots like you who think they are entitled to do whatever they want with total disregard for
Public safety and rules. I feel bad for your dog for Having a shitty owner.

Why are you so hysterical? Seek professional help.

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Anonymous wrote:I walk my dog to get my kid and we stand on the playground because that’s where pick up is. I’m not by the doors but I’m on school property. I’d like to see more people walking and less cars blocking everything personally.

A dog on a leash ran about 8 feet today to try to jump on my 6 year old as we were leaving the school to walk home. If you are going to bring your dog, please don’t let it try to jump on kids, even if the dog is on a leash. Can any lawyers out there tell me who’s rights prevail—my child’s right to leave school property without being accosted by a leashed dog, or a dog owner’s right to bring the dog onto school property? I haven’t complained to the school yet, but I have a hard time believing dog owners don’t know that their dogs will try to jump on kids. In this case, I placed myself between my daughter and the dog, and the owner jerked the leash back, but not before the dog tried to sniff my crotch.

Sounds like you need a shower or change of pants.

I'm not afraid to create a scene. I would have kneed your dog in the chest or kicked it and dared you to do anything about it.

Mmm, ok. So the dog ran at your daughter but sometime during that eight feet you put yourself in front of your daughter and instead of running at you the dog only tried to sniff your crotch? So...basically, the dog turned its head towards you and you freaked out? You literally just said you would kick a dog that TRIED TO SNIFF YOU. Didn't actually sniff you, but tried. So somehow it was originally eight feet from you and ended up being maybe one foot from you? So since you were in front of your daughter it was probably two to three feet from her? Yeah, you're totally in the right for saying you would kick an animal that didn't do anything wrong.

You've confused posters. I wasn't there but would not tolerate what these parents have experienced. I've had so many scary and unpleasant encounters with other peoples dogs since I've had kids that I absolutely will yell at you and kick your dog if I have to.

I stopped going to Huntley Meadows and haven't been in a decade because every time I went there were dogs off leash with no owner in sight. The last time I was there were 2 dobermans following us barking and growling. If I'd had it, I would have maced them. I had a neighbor with a hyperactive golden retriever who always let her dog out off leash if she saw me in my yard with my kids. It was an attention thing for her. Lots of dog owners are that way. They use their dog as an excuse to talk or interact. I had premature twins and they struggled to learn to walk. The dog knocked my kids down several times, scratched them and terrified them. She saw, and like you, did not care. It was all about her dog. I spoke to her and she just laughed because her stupid dog loooves chilcren. The next time the dog came running at as when we were outside, I kicked her dog hard. She was furious but the dog never came out unleashed again. I should have done it the first time it happened.

You're lucky you didn't get decked. I would not have been as kind or understanding as that neighbor was.

I'm capable of handling that. The fact that you see no problem with this woman's dog hurting my children says everything about the kind of low life you are.

The dog didnt hurt your children but you intentionally tried to hurt the dog. Scum of the earth that be.

The dog did hurt my kids you jerk. But you put your animals above humans. Crawl back under your rock.

Dogs are as smart as like a 2 or 3 year old so they should at least be considered even with that set.

No, a dog is not the same as a human child. They Never will be. You can try all you want but it ain’t happening. Toddlers will always be more important than dogs. How do I know? A toddler bites a dog there is no legal action but a dog bites a toddler and you can bet there will be legal recourse. Courts take that seriously. Laws exist for that situation. Your dog can be put down for it. Why? Because sane People know the difference between a dog and a kid.

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Anonymous wrote:I walk my dog to get my kid and we stand on the playground because that’s where pick up is. I’m not by the doors but I’m on school property. I’d like to see more people walking and less cars blocking everything personally.

A dog on a leash ran about 8 feet today to try to jump on my 6 year old as we were leaving the school to walk home. If you are going to bring your dog, please don’t let it try to jump on kids, even if the dog is on a leash. Can any lawyers out there tell me who’s rights prevail—my child’s right to leave school property without being accosted by a leashed dog, or a dog owner’s right to bring the dog onto school property? I haven’t complained to the school yet, but I have a hard time believing dog owners don’t know that their dogs will try to jump on kids. In this case, I placed myself between my daughter and the dog, and the owner jerked the leash back, but not before the dog tried to sniff my crotch.

Sounds like you need a shower or change of pants.

I'm not afraid to create a scene. I would have kneed your dog in the chest or kicked it and dared you to do anything about it.

Mmm, ok. So the dog ran at your daughter but sometime during that eight feet you put yourself in front of your daughter and instead of running at you the dog only tried to sniff your crotch? So...basically, the dog turned its head towards you and you freaked out? You literally just said you would kick a dog that TRIED TO SNIFF YOU. Didn't actually sniff you, but tried. So somehow it was originally eight feet from you and ended up being maybe one foot from you? So since you were in front of your daughter it was probably two to three feet from her? Yeah, you're totally in the right for saying you would kick an animal that didn't do anything wrong.

You've confused posters. I wasn't there but would not tolerate what these parents have experienced. I've had so many scary and unpleasant encounters with other peoples dogs since I've had kids that I absolutely will yell at you and kick your dog if I have to.

I stopped going to Huntley Meadows and haven't been in a decade because every time I went there were dogs off leash with no owner in sight. The last time I was there were 2 dobermans following us barking and growling. If I'd had it, I would have maced them. I had a neighbor with a hyperactive golden retriever who always let her dog out off leash if she saw me in my yard with my kids. It was an attention thing for her. Lots of dog owners are that way. They use their dog as an excuse to talk or interact. I had premature twins and they struggled to learn to walk. The dog knocked my kids down several times, scratched them and terrified them. She saw, and like you, did not care. It was all about her dog. I spoke to her and she just laughed because her stupid dog loooves chilcren. The next time the dog came running at as when we were outside, I kicked her dog hard. She was furious but the dog never came out unleashed again. I should have done it the first time it happened.

You're lucky you didn't get decked. I would not have been as kind or understanding as that neighbor was.

I'm capable of handling that. The fact that you see no problem with this woman's dog hurting my children says everything about the kind of low life you are.

The dog didnt hurt your children but you intentionally tried to hurt the dog. Scum of the earth that be.

The dog did hurt my kids you jerk. But you put your animals above humans. Crawl back under your rock.

Dogs are as smart as like a 2 or 3 year old so they should at least be considered even with that set.

No, a dog is not the same as a human child. They Never will be. You can try all you want but it ain’t happening. Toddlers will always be more important than dogs. How do I know? A toddler bites a dog there is no legal action but a dog bites a toddler and you can bet there will be legal recourse. Courts take that seriously. Laws exist for that situation. Your dog can be put down for it. Why? Because sane People know the difference between a dog and a kid.

OK. Well, keep stomping your feet about how super important your kid is (to no one but you) and how Big Mad you are that people bring dogs into places where you don't want them to be. Just be clear: absolutely NOTHING will change. People will bring their dogs, you won't like it and will whine about it, and the world will just keep turning. Shrug.

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Anonymous wrote:I walk my dog to get my kid and we stand on the playground because that’s where pick up is. I’m not by the doors but I’m on school property. I’d like to see more people walking and less cars blocking everything personally.

A dog on a leash ran about 8 feet today to try to jump on my 6 year old as we were leaving the school to walk home. If you are going to bring your dog, please don’t let it try to jump on kids, even if the dog is on a leash. Can any lawyers out there tell me who’s rights prevail—my child’s right to leave school property without being accosted by a leashed dog, or a dog owner’s right to bring the dog onto school property? I haven’t complained to the school yet, but I have a hard time believing dog owners don’t know that their dogs will try to jump on kids. In this case, I placed myself between my daughter and the dog, and the owner jerked the leash back, but not before the dog tried to sniff my crotch.

Sounds like you need a shower or change of pants.

I'm not afraid to create a scene. I would have kneed your dog in the chest or kicked it and dared you to do anything about it.

Mmm, ok. So the dog ran at your daughter but sometime during that eight feet you put yourself in front of your daughter and instead of running at you the dog only tried to sniff your crotch? So...basically, the dog turned its head towards you and you freaked out? You literally just said you would kick a dog that TRIED TO SNIFF YOU. Didn't actually sniff you, but tried. So somehow it was originally eight feet from you and ended up being maybe one foot from you? So since you were in front of your daughter it was probably two to three feet from her? Yeah, you're totally in the right for saying you would kick an animal that didn't do anything wrong.

You've confused posters. I wasn't there but would not tolerate what these parents have experienced. I've had so many scary and unpleasant encounters with other peoples dogs since I've had kids that I absolutely will yell at you and kick your dog if I have to.

I stopped going to Huntley Meadows and haven't been in a decade because every time I went there were dogs off leash with no owner in sight. The last time I was there were 2 dobermans following us barking and growling. If I'd had it, I would have maced them. I had a neighbor with a hyperactive golden retriever who always let her dog out off leash if she saw me in my yard with my kids. It was an attention thing for her. Lots of dog owners are that way. They use their dog as an excuse to talk or interact. I had premature twins and they struggled to learn to walk. The dog knocked my kids down several times, scratched them and terrified them. She saw, and like you, did not care. It was all about her dog. I spoke to her and she just laughed because her stupid dog loooves chilcren. The next time the dog came running at as when we were outside, I kicked her dog hard. She was furious but the dog never came out unleashed again. I should have done it the first time it happened.

You're lucky you didn't get decked. I would not have been as kind or understanding as that neighbor was.

I'm capable of handling that. The fact that you see no problem with this woman's dog hurting my children says everything about the kind of low life you are.

The dog didnt hurt your children but you intentionally tried to hurt the dog. Scum of the earth that be.

The dog did hurt my kids you jerk. But you put your animals above humans. Crawl back under your rock.

Dogs are as smart as like a 2 or 3 year old so they should at least be considered even with that set.

No, a dog is not the same as a human child. They Never will be. You can try all you want but it ain’t happening. Toddlers will always be more important than dogs. How do I know? A toddler bites a dog there is no legal action but a dog bites a toddler and you can bet there will be legal recourse. Courts take that seriously. Laws exist for that situation. Your dog can be put down for it. Why? Because sane People know the difference between a dog and a kid.

A toddler biting a dog isnt a crime only because a toddler isnt considered capable of intent. The various fantasies about abusing dogs on here would be crimes if they had really happened.

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Anonymous wrote:I walk my dog to get my kid and we stand on the playground because that’s where pick up is. I’m not by the doors but I’m on school property. I’d like to see more people walking and less cars blocking everything personally.

If you’re on FCPS property then you are breaking school rules. Dogs are not allowed on any school property, period. This is for before and after school. Be respectful of school policies. You can’t just pick And choose what you’ll follow because you think you’re entitled to do
What you want.

Are you the principal? If you are and you tell me to remove my dog, I will. Otherwise, I will laugh at you.

NP. I’m a Fairfax County police officer and I will so enjoy it if you laugh at me. We’ll see if you’re still laughing when I bring out my badge.

Come at me piggy. I don’t give an eff if you’re a cop. I’ll laugh in your face. If you come near my kids school with a filthy mutt, I will be in your effing face. I don’t give a damn if you’re a crooked cop or the effin President of the US. Now shove your badge up your a$$.

Lol, nice try at the turnaround.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope your dog takes a big shit in your house you old ugly beeetch.

Temper temper.

But seriously, what happened with you and dogs? Why are you consumed by this irrational hate? Don't get me wrong, I have my theories. It had to be something in childhood and something embarrassing. The hatred doesn't seem like something born from fear.

Now you are a psychologist. I don’t think so. Dogs are usually disgusting. Humans that run around in the street picking up their warm steamy shit right after they make it are idiots. Dog servants. Then they shit and pee in the house too. Yes, Fido made another poop in the living room.

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Well this went off the rails. Why can’t people be courteous? If I had a dog, I would not have it near the front of an entrance when it’s not allowed. Why may it not be allowed? Kids may be scared, have allergies, if your dog jumps on someone it could be an issue, etc. It doesn’t take any effort to stay back a bit.

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Anonymous wrote:Well this went off the rails. Why can’t people be courteous? If I had a dog, I would not have it near the front of an entrance when it’s not allowed. Why may it not be allowed? Kids may be scared, have allergies, if your dog jumps on someone it could be an issue, etc. It doesn’t take any effort to stay back a bit.

Funny how that happens when someone claims to be a cop and threatens to abuse their power while another, or was it, fantasizes about abusing animals. Guess they should have been more courteous while talking about committing crimes. Oh well.


I've never seen a dog right at the front of an entrance. People that bring their dogs tend to stand off to the side. But who knows what happens at Michael Vick Elementary.

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Anonymous wrote:Sports are starting up again and despite signs saying no dogs on school property, there they are, on the sidelines, scaring and distracting kids whose families have paid for these activities. So unbelievably disgusting and inconsiderate.

Unless the owner is letting them off of the leash to run around on the field, dogs are not scary or a distraction. Plus, its usually people bringing retrievers and labs to sports practice, not some sort of aggressive pit bull. Stop projecting your issues onto your children. Humans and dogs have lived together for thousands of years, it is extremely unnatural for a child to be scared of dogs unless there is a dog bite issue involved. Have you ever seen toddlers playing with puppies? It’s amazing, the two go hand in hand. You might be from a culture where dogs aren’t liked because there are issues with aggressive street dogs, but the US is a dog country so get used to it.