I’m so sick of dogs everywhere

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:This society has a problem they can't even take a walk without their four legged.

People are melting down that I have my leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No one is "melting down" about that. People are complaining about:

- unleashed dogs
- badly behaved dogs in many settings
- dogs in places that explicitly do not allow dogs
- owners who don't pay attention to or control their dogs such that the dogs interact with people who don't want to interact with them

If none of those apply to you, this thread isn't about you. If they do apply to you, then you do not merely walk your leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No, someone said I shouldn’t be allowed to walk my leashed dog and the sidewalk and should be required to drive my dog to a park. They also said my dog shouldn’t be allowed to pee on the hell strip where they’re specifically allowed to pee. These are insane takes.

Where did someone say you should have to drive your dog to a park?

Discussions over where dogs can pee on boards like this are pointless because people live in different municipalities with different rules. In some places your dog can pee there, and other places he can't. There are also different social norms. You will always get arguments here over that kind of thing because it varies so much place to place. As long as you are following the laws and conventions of your specific area, who cares what anyone on here says?

It’s on p. 51, 05/10/2026 22:23. They say dogs shouldn’t be in the DMV at all with crowds and narrow sidewalks. We should go to a damn park.

Your dog can always pee on the public easement, which includes the hellstrip. I don’t know of any municipality or county that doesn’t allow that. Zero.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Bacon wrapped chocolates.

Bacon wrapped chocolates placed at dog level in grocery stores, on playgrounds, and inside eating establishments could actually be a deterrent. Dogs aren't legally allowed those places, so if you brought your dog to one and they ate one of these and they died, you would really only have yourself to blame.

Could attract pests though, so probably not worth it.

These dog haters are downright sociopaths.

No kidding. Also, my dog at an entire Lindt bar of chocolate and didn't even get the runs. It varies from dog to dog just how toxic it is.

(No, nothing else is going to happen, this was several years ago and the dog is fine)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This society has a problem they can't even take a walk without their four legged.

People are melting down that I have my leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No one is "melting down" about that. People are complaining about:

- unleashed dogs
- badly behaved dogs in many settings
- dogs in places that explicitly do not allow dogs
- owners who don't pay attention to or control their dogs such that the dogs interact with people who don't want to interact with them

If none of those apply to you, this thread isn't about you. If they do apply to you, then you do not merely walk your leashed dog on the sidewalk.

Replace the word “dogs” with “children” and that’s how I feel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This society has a problem they can't even take a walk without their four legged.

People are melting down that I have my leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No one is "melting down" about that. People are complaining about:

- unleashed dogs
- badly behaved dogs in many settings
- dogs in places that explicitly do not allow dogs
- owners who don't pay attention to or control their dogs such that the dogs interact with people who don't want to interact with them

If none of those apply to you, this thread isn't about you. If they do apply to you, then you do not merely walk your leashed dog on the sidewalk.

Replace the word “dogs” with “children” and that’s how I feel.

It doesn't really matter because dogs are not human and dogs do not belong in places like restaurants and stores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This society has a problem they can't even take a walk without their four legged.

People are melting down that I have my leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No one is "melting down" about that. People are complaining about:

- unleashed dogs
- badly behaved dogs in many settings
- dogs in places that explicitly do not allow dogs
- owners who don't pay attention to or control their dogs such that the dogs interact with people who don't want to interact with them

If none of those apply to you, this thread isn't about you. If they do apply to you, then you do not merely walk your leashed dog on the sidewalk.

Replace the word “dogs” with “children” and that’s how I feel.

It doesn't really matter because dogs are not human and dogs do not belong in places like restaurants and stores.

That’s just your personal opinion and many of us disagree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This society has a problem they can't even take a walk without their four legged.

People are melting down that I have my leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No one is "melting down" about that. People are complaining about:

- unleashed dogs
- badly behaved dogs in many settings
- dogs in places that explicitly do not allow dogs
- owners who don't pay attention to or control their dogs such that the dogs interact with people who don't want to interact with them

If none of those apply to you, this thread isn't about you. If they do apply to you, then you do not merely walk your leashed dog on the sidewalk.

Replace the word “dogs” with “children” and that’s how I feel.

It doesn't really matter because dogs are not human and dogs do not belong in places like restaurants and stores.

That’s just your personal opinion and many of us disagree.

It's actually the law.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This society has a problem they can't even take a walk without their four legged.

People are melting down that I have my leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No one is "melting down" about that. People are complaining about:

- unleashed dogs
- badly behaved dogs in many settings
- dogs in places that explicitly do not allow dogs
- owners who don't pay attention to or control their dogs such that the dogs interact with people who don't want to interact with them

If none of those apply to you, this thread isn't about you. If they do apply to you, then you do not merely walk your leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No, someone said I shouldn’t be allowed to walk my leashed dog and the sidewalk and should be required to drive my dog to a park. They also said my dog shouldn’t be allowed to pee on the hell strip where they’re specifically allowed to pee. These are insane takes.

Where did someone say you should have to drive your dog to a park?

Discussions over where dogs can pee on boards like this are pointless because people live in different municipalities with different rules. In some places your dog can pee there, and other places he can't. There are also different social norms. You will always get arguments here over that kind of thing because it varies so much place to place. As long as you are following the laws and conventions of your specific area, who cares what anyone on here says?

It’s on p. 51, 05/10/2026 22:23. They say dogs shouldn’t be in the DMV at all with crowds and narrow sidewalks. We should go to a damn park.

Your dog can always pee on the public easement, which includes the hellstrip. I don’t know of any municipality or county that doesn’t allow that. Zero.

Then why dont you f king take care of that easement yourself?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bacon wrapped chocolates.

Bacon wrapped chocolates placed at dog level in grocery stores, on playgrounds, and inside eating establishments could actually be a deterrent. Dogs aren't legally allowed those places, so if you brought your dog to one and they ate one of these and they died, you would really only have yourself to blame.

Could attract pests though, so probably not worth it.

These dog haters are downright sociopaths.

Most people don't care for the dog owners they can't follow simple laws

[Anonymous]

Why did the don't want to touch your dog thread get closed? Dog owners are so clueless. They pretend they are on the phones and oblivious to what their dog is doing. License requirement for all dog owners. Maybe that will deter a lot of humans from getting one. They can be issued citations based on violations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This society has a problem they can't even take a walk without their four legged.

People are melting down that I have my leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No one is "melting down" about that. People are complaining about:

- unleashed dogs
- badly behaved dogs in many settings
- dogs in places that explicitly do not allow dogs
- owners who don't pay attention to or control their dogs such that the dogs interact with people who don't want to interact with them

If none of those apply to you, this thread isn't about you. If they do apply to you, then you do not merely walk your leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No, someone said I shouldn’t be allowed to walk my leashed dog and the sidewalk and should be required to drive my dog to a park. They also said my dog shouldn’t be allowed to pee on the hell strip where they’re specifically allowed to pee. These are insane takes.

Where did someone say you should have to drive your dog to a park?

Discussions over where dogs can pee on boards like this are pointless because people live in different municipalities with different rules. In some places your dog can pee there, and other places he can't. There are also different social norms. You will always get arguments here over that kind of thing because it varies so much place to place. As long as you are following the laws and conventions of your specific area, who cares what anyone on here says?

It’s on p. 51, 05/10/2026 22:23. They say dogs shouldn’t be in the DMV at all with crowds and narrow sidewalks. We should go to a damn park.

Your dog can always pee on the public easement, which includes the hellstrip. I don’t know of any municipality or county that doesn’t allow that. Zero.

Then why dont you f king take care of that easement yourself?

Because I don’t have to! For the same reason I don’t have to shovel sidewalks I use that are in front of other people’s houses (that the owners have to shovel).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why did the don't want to touch your dog thread get closed? Dog owners are so clueless. They pretend they are on the phones and oblivious to what their dog is doing. License requirement for all dog owners. Maybe that will deter a lot of humans from getting one. They can be issued citations based on violations.

I think the don’t want your dog to touch me thread was closed because someone suggested to hold the owner accountable for the behavior of their dog.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This society has a problem they can't even take a walk without their four legged.

People are melting down that I have my leashed dog on the sidewalk.

No one is "melting down" about that. People are complaining about:

- unleashed dogs
- badly behaved dogs in many settings
- dogs in places that explicitly do not allow dogs
- owners who don't pay attention to or control their dogs such that the dogs interact with people who don't want to interact with them

If none of those apply to you, this thread isn't about you. If they do apply to you, then you do not merely walk your leashed dog on the sidewalk.

Replace the word “dogs” with “children” and that’s how I feel.

It doesn't really matter because dogs are not human and dogs do not belong in places like restaurants and stores.

That’s just your personal opinion and many of us disagree.

It's health code.

Keep your dog away from restaurants, playgroynds, schools, stores and other peoples yards.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So tired of dogs off leash on walking trails running up to me, stressing me out and ruining what should be a calm and relaxing walk. If you are afraid of dogs, encountering dogs off leash repeatedly is anxiety provoking.

This 100%