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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our dog gets treated like our kid.  Why do you care?  Yes, she comes out with us.  She can dine outside just fine.[/quote]

She ‘dines’ with you huh. What is it, kibble for the main course and butthole for dessert? Do you offer her a port after as an aperitif? [/quote]

She rarely eats kibble and the kibble we buy is more than homemade so I make her food and freeze it.  And, she shares my food depending on what.  What’s the big deal feeding your dog real food?[/quote]

No one wants your dog in a restaurant. Disgusting.[/quote]

I don't have a dog, but I'm curious.  Why?  If the dog lays by their table, and doesn't come in contact with either you, your food, or food preparation in general, what's disgusting about it?  [/quote]

It is illegal in almost all jurisdictions for a reason.  Why do you think Health Departments have banned animals (with the exception of actual service animals - which was forced on them by the ADA.)?[/quote]

Because health departments are full of officious idiots who enjoy being authoritarians in their fiefdom.

There’s no legitimate reason to keep dogs out of restaurants.  Dog owners aren’t keeling over dead and restaurants around the world don’t somehow have inferior health standards to your dear Applebees or wherever you choose to sit your fatass on a Friday night - yet many allow dogs. [/quote]

Lol. What a load of nonsense. The problem is your sense of entitlement. I’d probably be ok with the dog hanging out if you weren’t with it. [/quote]

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