For some reason I thought that everyone in the Villages loves dogs, or maybe I wanted to believe this. The times that my husband and I have visited, dogs seem to be everywhere. Seeing them is uplifting and makes me smile. So many people posting on this forum are phobic that a dog in a shopping cart or sitting at a restaurant table will bring great disease. I am an inspector and if you only knew what you eat at any restaurant, including those that you think are clean, you would definitely eat at home from now on.
Even then, if you knew what is in some of those grocery store bought foods or the filthy conditions the animals you eat are raised in or how they are processed... Oh my God!... You would plant your own vegetable garden and only eat from it.
The dogs that are out and about are the least of your worries.
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Originally Posted by Michael G.
Don't know if this was discussed here before, and yes, I love dogs.
What's your take on the public bringing your pets into restaurants, grocery stores, churches?
You can't tell me their all-service dogs and that stuff can be bought on Amazon.
Tell story:
My wife and I were standing in line at Lowes and a young man had his dog in his cart.
As he moved ahead to check out my wife notice a paddle of urine on the floor from his dog in the cart and people behind us were walking there it..
How can Florida's Sanitation Dept. allow this around all things public?
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