Anonymous wrote:It really doesn't matter how you FEEL about it. The law is there to protect those to disagree with you and the way you FEEL things should be done. I KNOW that if you want to change the law, you can petition your government. Until then, please don't feel sorry for us.
I don't remember using the word "feel"? If you ask me how I feel, I will say, I feel joy at watching my dog run around.
In Central Park in NYC dogs are allowed off leash during cetain hours. They should do the same in this area.
Anonymous wrote:It really doesn't matter how you FEEL about it. The law is there to protect those to disagree with you and the way you FEEL things should be done. I KNOW that if you want to change the law, you can petition your government. Until then, please don't feel sorry for us.
I don't remember using the word "feel"? If you ask me how I feel, I will say, I feel joy at watching my dog run around.
In Central Park in NYC dogs are allowed off leash during cetain hours. They should do the same in this area.
Anonymous wrote:I don't understand all the anger towards dogs and dog owners. You all are filled with irrational fears. I wouldn't want to be:
* your child
* your relative
* your boyfriend or girlfriend
* your neighbor
* your friend (if you have any)
* your co-worker
* your boss
* anyone who works for you
Anonymous wrote:Yup, I don't hesitate to report an unleashed dog. EVER!
I also don't hesitate to report the assholes bringing their dogs to a fenced in playground. I don't give a rats ass that you think you are killing two birds with one stone (walking the dog and the kid). There are huge signs stating that dogs are not allowed inside the fence. If you don't have time for one of the other, that's your problem not mine. Explain to the police.
Anonymous wrote:Except people aren't so self-righteous about their speeding or jay-walking. If you get ticketed, you accept it. Meanwhile if someone calls you out on your unleashed dog or reports you, get ready to hear all about how smart and friendly their dog is! I'll just report you and you can deal with it.
Very odd reaction. Aren't you the one being sefl-righteous?
Anonymous wrote:I like dogs more than I like most people, and I 100% agree with you. People like you describe ruin it for everyone.
Anonymous wrote:I agree with you Op. With few exceptions (and there are highly trained dogs that are exceptions) dogs should not be running around off leash outside of a dog park "greeting" people and other dogs. Even super friendly dogs can scratch and trip people, get in front of bikes causing them to wreck, get hit by cars...they don't even have to be big dogs to cause a problem.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There are leash laws and they should be followed. I have two dogs and they are always on leash in public. Owners do not get to decide if the law applies to them, it does. This is how America works!
People shouldn't speed or jaywalk either. But guess what they do. My dog is much happier and smarter than your dogs.
Anonymous wrote:There are leash laws and they should be followed. I have two dogs and they are always on leash in public. Owners do not get to decide if the law applies to them, it does. This is how America works!
Anonymous wrote:I was just at Bethany beach and people had their dogs on the unleashed. Isn't that prohibited?