Anonymous wrote:If my child went up to you and started jumping on you, sniffing you, licking you etc...I would apologize profusely. Yet, for some reason when your dog does this you just assume everyone loves it. No.

Just tell those dog owners. Not all dog owners are the same. I go out of my way to get out of people's way.

Anonymous wrote:If my child went up to you and started jumping on you, sniffing you, licking you etc...I would apologize profusely. Yet, for some reason when your dog does this you just assume everyone loves it. No.

How can anyone marry you and much less have kids with you if you hate dogs?

I don't mind and sometimes even am fond of dogs that I know (pets of my family and friends), but I really don't like strange dogs coming up to me. I walk to the bus stop in the morning right around the time when other people are walking their dogs, and I will walk in the street (no traffic at that time) rather than cross the path of dogs and their largely oblivious owners, who usually are staring at their phones. I don't have time to involuntarily make contact with a dog at that time. I don't want to be slobbered on, sniffed, or get dirty paws on my work clothes. So basically I'm asking dog owners to PAY MORE ATTENTION to what their dogs will do. It seems like a lot of people have dogs just because it's trendy, not because they really are "into" their dogs.

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Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

I don't want to be sniffed by your dog. Got it?

I kick dogs that make contact with me. Hard. With the goal of hurting them.

So if you don't want your insufferable fur-baby to get the toe of my shoe in its chest or ribs, keep it away from strangers.

That would not go well for you if you did that with my dog. I hope we meet.

I live in Eastern Market. I'm not afraid of you or your dog. Either of you touch me, you'll be dealt with physically. I'm within my rights to defend myself, and I will.

Control your dog.

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Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

I don't want to be sniffed by your dog. Got it?

I kick dogs that make contact with me. Hard. With the goal of hurting them.

So if you don't want your insufferable fur-baby to get the toe of my shoe in its chest or ribs, keep it away from strangers.

If this were true you would have met Mr. Siggy by now. But thanks for playing!

"Mr Siggy"? Is that some unimaginative nickname for a Sig Sauer?

So you carry a gun illegally in addition to letting your dog touch people who don't want to be touched by it. Aren't you a prince.

Just so you understand, I DO regularly kick dogs who touch me, and if you walk your mutt near Eastern Market and let him sniff me, I'm going to kick it right in front of you. And if you pull a gun on me, I'm going to see to it that the police either arrest you or shoot your ass dead.

Got it?

Sure thing, Francis.

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Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

Lots of us are allergic to the kissing. It's not okay, and your dog should have better manners. Sorta like certain people who think they can grab any pussy that draws their fancy.

Then open your mouth and say "I'm allergic!" and I'll make sure my dog doesn't sniff you. I don't believe you of course, because the idea that you're allergic to dog saliva, which is less germy than human saliva, is ridiculous, but I'd humor you.

Anonymous wrote:If my child went up to you and started jumping on you, sniffing you, licking you etc...I would apologize profusely. Yet, for some reason when your dog does this you just assume everyone loves it. No.

"My" dog? Actually, I don't let my dog do that, and neither do most dog owners I know.

Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

Actually yes, if I do not want to be kissed by someone, I can and will tell them not to kiss me. They can "claim" to love me, but kissing someone without consent is assault.

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Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

I don't want to be sniffed by your dog. Got it?

I kick dogs that make contact with me. Hard. With the goal of hurting them.

So if you don't want your insufferable fur-baby to get the toe of my shoe in its chest or ribs, keep it away from strangers.

Wow. You have real issues.

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Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

I don't want to be sniffed by your dog. Got it?

I kick dogs that make contact with me. Hard. With the goal of hurting them.

So if you don't want your insufferable fur-baby to get the toe of my shoe in its chest or ribs, keep it away from strangers.

That would not go well for you if you did that with my dog. I hope we meet.

Must we rehash this issue every other week?

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Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

I don't want to be sniffed by your dog. Got it?

I kick dogs that make contact with me. Hard. With the goal of hurting them.

So if you don't want your insufferable fur-baby to get the toe of my shoe in its chest or ribs, keep it away from strangers.

I would call the cops if you did this to my dog. Hurting animals is a sign of a sociopath.

+1

You 2 are nice, I would kick that mother F'r back. Hard. In the groin. With the goal of hurting him.

First of all, I don't HAVE balls. But it's nice that you think kicking a woman in the groin is appropriate.

Keep your F'ing dog from touching me and everything will be fine. Let him touch, it's getting kicked. You touch me, and I'll fight you, too.

Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

You are rude and your dog is gross.

Dog owners need to keep their dogs away from strangers unless the stranger asks you to let them pet it.

Otherwise, keep them on a tight leash.

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Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

I don't want to be sniffed by your dog. Got it?

I kick dogs that make contact with me. Hard. With the goal of hurting them.

So if you don't want your insufferable fur-baby to get the toe of my shoe in its chest or ribs, keep it away from strangers.

If this were true you would have met Mr. Siggy by now. But thanks for playing!

"Mr Siggy"? Is that some unimaginative nickname for a Sig Sauer?

So you carry a gun illegally in addition to letting your dog touch people who don't want to be touched by it. Aren't you a prince.

Just so you understand, I DO regularly kick dogs who touch me, and if you walk your mutt near Eastern Market and let him sniff me, I'm going to kick it right in front of you. And if you pull a gun on me, I'm going to see to it that the police either arrest you or shoot your ass dead.

Got it?

Anonymous wrote:I let my dog sniff people's shoes, pant cuffs. She knows she's not allowed to jump.

Licking is kissing. You can't tell someone who's feeling love to not show it.

The reality is, you live in a world with dogs. You have to accept that. Just like I dislike cats, and accept that they exist and sometimes I have to interact with them.

Lots of us are allergic to the kissing. It's not okay, and your dog should have better manners. Sorta like certain people who think they can grab any pussy that draws their fancy.