Dog at gun show gripe.

[jreifsch80]

Maybe the next time I fly I can say my children are my emotional support animals so they can fly for free so long as they can sit by my feet hahahaha

[Gman]

I went to Home Depot on 120 and Sheridan today, and there were about 3 to 4 people with dogs.

During the self checkout, the dog was jumping and putting both paws on my left arms. I was so busy that I didn't even care, and just proceed the checkout.

2 other kids including my kid was saying ahhhhh the dog is jumping on me!

I would have told the owner to control their animal. Seriously.


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[Irving]

I saw a dog at Home Depot today. I was ready to kick it's brains out if it misbehaved even a little bit. But it didn't. It just stood there and didn't even look at anyone. I left the store absolutely furious that I had nothing to complain about online when I got home.

[jreifsch80]

If a dog is jumping all over someone at a store and they’re all freaked out I wonder how it would turn out for them if they break leather?

[Irving]

As to Mr Prena's experience, I'd have personally put a knee in the dog's chest. You generally don't have to do it hard, but they get the point. If owner says anything, then you have the polite conversation that starts with "Control your fucking dog!"

[brutal]

As to Mr Prena's experience, I'd have personally put a knee in the dog's chest. You generally don't have to do it hard, but they get the point. If owner says anything, then you have the polite conversation that starts with "Control your fucking dog!"

You win the thread. That's my standard M.O. for a dog that jumps unless commanded to do so.

For lickers, I usually grab their tongue or lower jaw(if I'm confident I won't get bitten). Can't stand a licky dog.

[Irving]

All the girls in the family refuse to knee the dog. I don't know how many times I've pointed out to them that the dog will jump on them, but not me. It's because I only had to knee her a few times before she got the point. When I come home and she's excited to see me, if I don't immediately start petting her, she makes a point to sit down as hard as she can right in front of me. She's so deliberate about it that it usually gets my attention and I pretty her for doing the right thing.

[MrPrena]

Thanks for the tip.
I seriously dislike animals in private/corporate retail business setting. What I cannot stand is bringing a dog to an restaurant.

If those dogs start shedding near my plate, I am going to put my dandruff on the dog owners food plate.

[spqrzilla]

I saw a dog at Home Depot today. I was ready to kick it's brains out if it misbehaved even a little bit. But it didn't. It just stood there and didn't even look at anyone. I left the store absolutely furious that I had nothing to complain about online when I got home.

I feel your pain.