[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, and 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 through it..

How can Florida's Sanitation Dept. allow this around all things public?

[JMintzer]

1: Lowe's is neither a Restaurant, Grocery Store, nor a Church... (and I agree, pets do not belong in any of those three places)...

2: How do you know the "paddle" of urine was from the dog?

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

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 through it..

How can Florida's Sanitation Dept. allow this around all things public?

Originally Posted by JMintzer

1: Lowe's is neither a Restaurant, Grocery Store, nor a Church... (and I agree, pets do not belong in any of those three places)...

2: How do you know the "paddle" of urine was from the dog?

Easy! The dog was doing the "doggie paddle"?
How to Doggie Paddle - YouTube