Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s not just Costco but everywhere. My friend works at Costco and I asked her about this and they have been instructed not to say anything to anybody about animals.

I went to Tysons Galleria and saw a few dogs in the mall, in addition to several pieces of dog poop in one of the hallways.

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Anonymous wrote:So many dog owners are complete special snowflake selfish aholes.

This. A previous poster said she thinks these dog owners are lazy. I think they are attention wh*res. It's really all about them. Their dogs don't want to be in the store or in the restaurant. The rest of us certainly don't want their pet in the store/restaurant. Narcissists and attention wh*res all around.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just heard a small dog yapping in Whole Foods yesterday.

So? Babies cry, dogs yap

You peta freak. Babies > dogs.

Anonymous wrote:Why would you bring your dog to the grocery store unless it’s a service dog? It makes NO sense and is gross…I don’t want your animal around food I might buy (or around me and my kids: my daughter is terrified of dogs, after having been bitten once and if she was w me in a store and saw a dog she’d freak out and we’d probably leave).

Once, after taking my dog to the vet, I had to go to a CVS pharmacy. I did not want to leave the dog in the car. IIRC, I brought the dog into CVS, but its a small dog and it was in a crate. This was a few years ago. If it happened today, I’d probably take the dog in just on its leash.

Otherwise, I leave my dogs at home, but they are neither trained nor well behaved.

I’ve been lucky that the dogs I’ve seen out have all been well-behaved.

Anonymous wrote:It’s not just Costco but everywhere. My friend works at Costco and I asked her about this and they have been instructed not to say anything to anybody about animals.

I went to Tysons Galleria and saw a few dogs in the mall, in addition to several pieces of dog poop in one of the hallways.