helicopter dog parents

Anonymous
Does anyone else think there is such a thing? (Use the description of "helicopter parent" and apply it to a dog owner)

Discuss.
Anonymous
NO- there are irresponsible and responsible dog owners.
Anonymous
Absolutely. I know one who won't leave the dog for more than 3 hours.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Absolutely. I know one who won't leave the dog for more than 3 hours.


so it can piss all over the house?
Anonymous
If you don't think there are helicopter dog owners, then you have never been to a dog park.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If you don't think there are helicopter dog owners, then you have never been to a dog park.


I think there are people who are such helicopter dog owners, they wouldn't dare even go to a dog park. or let their dog run in the yard. or let their dog loose in the house. or pretty much let their dog do anything except tricks or lap time.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If you don't think there are helicopter dog owners, then you have never been to a dog park.


Oh so you would be the ass who lets your dog bite my dogs face and then when I pull him off say "he's playing" right? And then think I am a helicopter dog "parent." Nope sorry I am respectful of others dogs and will not let my dog be attacked because some lazy ass wont watch their agressive dog.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Absolutely. I know one who won't leave the dog for more than 3 hours.


so it can piss all over the house?


It doesn't do any 'business' outside. It has weewee pads in a screened corner.
Anonymous
I am 15:10 and 15:17, and the dog of which I speak definitely does not go to the dog park.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Absolutely. I know one who won't leave the dog for more than 3 hours.


so it can piss all over the house?


It doesn't do any 'business' outside. It has weewee pads in a screened corner.


LOL
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I am 15:10 and 15:17, and the dog of which I speak definitely does not go to the dog park.


Does the dog get walks? Sadly, most of those people I've known are so dedicated to the dog, except when it comes to actually walking to dog.
Anonymous
^^^ "walking the dog" not "walking to dog"
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I am 15:10 and 15:17, and the dog of which I speak definitely does not go to the dog park.


Does the dog get walks? Sadly, most of those people I've known are so dedicated to the dog, except when it comes to actually walking to dog.


Oh yes, it does, and likes them. But it's indoor-trained. And can only meet other dogs that have been screened by the human first.
Anonymous
Does it count if the heli-parent won't travel anywhere, ever without the dog?

And/or if they have the dog declared a "service animal" despite the total lack of any medical need for one?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Does it count if the heli-parent won't travel anywhere, ever without the dog?

And/or if they have the dog declared a "service animal" despite the total lack of any medical need for one?


How do they do that? Is there an organization they have to bribe? Don't you have to have some sort of a disability to even justify having a service animal?
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