Anytime I see any animal in a shopping cart, I walk out of the store.

I can't find it, but maybe YOU can tell us, when was this NEW meaning of SERVICE Aminals was put into practice?

I have an amazing dog but she sure as heck doesn’t belong in a grocery store! There are a lot of ignorant people that think their dog should be able to go with them anywhere though.

The best is those people that buy the fake service dog vests and cards from Amazon. Real service dog vests can’t be purchased from Amazon.

I approve of this message, thank you Drakeswood.. :BigApplause:

I hope you stop at the customer service desk to let them know why. Seriously. Either management does not know there is a problem or they are worried that correcting the problem (removing the animal) will cause them to lose a customer. They need to know they are losing customers by NOT correcting the problem.

I don't usually pay attention to what other customers are doing as long as they are not blocking my way. Perhaps I will start watching for animals and choose to leave if I see one.

Sure. Why not? But dog owners need to know that the horse I ride into Publix doesn't like dogs sniffing around his backside. Never has.

So?

You need to travel more...

And oddly, I've NEVER seen anyone with a dog in a grocery store in TV...

You need to get out more..... :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

So then, you're saying it's OK to pile poop on top of poop... :coolsmiley:

NO!!!!!!!!!

I did no such thing. I only responded to the person who called people "miscreants" along with other insults...

Was that you?

Only a real service dog like the beautiful girl pictured below. She is off harness in the picture and not working. When she is in harness she is a highly trained guid dog for the blind/visually impaired (she is my brothers third German Shepherd guide dog). She has gone through extensive training, including her first year being fostered by a loving family and then another full year of intestine training as a guide dog. Only a very certain type of dog has the temperament, skills, and physical strength to do the job. Many of the dogs don’t pass the test during training and either become police dogs or pets. She is my brothers eyes, goes everywhere with him, and allows him to live a full life with his handicap. His guide dogs have saved his life more than once by pulling him from traffic in downtown Boston.

People buying fake “service dog” vests on Amazon and taking advantage of ridiculously lax ADA laws should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. They are doing a discreet to truly handicapped individuals who rely on their dogs for their quality of life!

And I suggest you re-read this thread. I didn't "jump on anyone who said dogs don't belong in grocery stores". I actually agreed with them...

And I find it odd that you refer to the customers in grocery stores as "stinky mongrels"...