Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Crosby was sound asleep and seemed content, so he stayed in the room. Doing what's best from the dog's standpoint is our modus operandi.
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Just because an animal is allowed in a Pub,Restaurant in England,France, Germany, Japan, Spain, India, Cairo, on and on doesn't mean anything here in the USA. Stick to the comments posted by the original post. |
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dogs in restaurants - Bing images
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My dog would not like all the noise at the Squares but some canines might be used to such activities. |
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Been There
I am very familiar with the French and their acceptance of dogs in restaurants, etc as I worked in France for awhile.. Before you accept it as a good thing you may want to consider that in some restaurants they allow the dogs to eat off of the same plates used for diners, although not really fun to talk about they actually smell in the restaurant where you are eating. In net it is not a healthy practice to allow the animal to share dining spaces. We had a dog for many years and loved him but did not lose track that he/she did not share the same health issues as a human.
I really like dogs but don't pretend they are human. Or worse, just because I believe they should do things does not mean they like to do them. |
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My answer to whoever said boo to comparing USA to France--that's exactly the point. Europe has been allowing it for years, with no problems.
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It is simple that if some don't have a problem with Dog's feeding with them in restaurants then enjoy yourself but I would rather not "Dine" in a pound. Just to clarify it is not at all unusual for the restaurant to use "restaurant" dishes in France to put on the floor and feed a dog. To believe they are sterilized after the dog has eaten is sort of short sighted. But everyone to their own health rules and comfort when dining.
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They handle and sell unwrapped baguettes in France as well. I have watched them prepare food in exclusive restaurants in Paris, Nice and Bordeaux, arranging salads with their bare hands, perhaps wiping their hands on their aprons every once in a while, but not washing them or wearing hygiene gloves as most in food preparation now do in the US. People there see to have the sniffles a lot in winter...
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I have noticed on occasion that most dogs after doing their " Business " tend to clean themselves afterwards. That said I also have noticed that some owners will have absolutely no problem at all to smile and allow " Fido " to show his/her affection by licking their " Masters " face and other areas, and whomever else is in their vicinity including babies and others.
Once again leave " Fido " at home he/she really doesn't want to go out and hang out at wherever. BORING............ |
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I wouldn't sit in judgement of anyone who wants to take their dog out in public.
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This thread is about taking a dog to a crowed town square!
If a dog owner takes their pet* to a crowded town square, I personally don’t think it reflects good judgement! *Non legit service dog. |
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Personally I don't think dogs and restaurants mix.
But a dog at a crowded square? If a well-behaved dog is on a short leash, and the owner is courteous and respectful of others...and stays off the dance floor...I don't see a problem. |
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Are Polar Bears allowed at the square? I hope so. If so how could a little pup be bad? For the OP to bring this up he must have witnessed something askew. I love dogs with all my heart but the owners are going to make decisions that are aggravating to those of us who know better. LOL. Some people may have never given the dogs side view of the Square and this post will save them from the punishment of going there again. Woof!
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Yes, I am allowed at the squares. And yes, my wife does keep me on a very short leash.
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Pets in Square and restaurants
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