Ok, admittedly there are lots of ways I could finish that sentence. But I have one particular ending in mind today.
Yesterday we took advantage of the bright sunny weather (and the beginning of holiday time) to head down to the Street Performers Festival. It was an enjoyable activity (although the bright sun in a crowded street is VERY hot). Lots of poeple out for the day. And here's the thing, dogs.
Dogs of all sizes (including a St. Bernard). Dogs in the crowd, dogs in the food court. But in my opinion it wasn't a dog-type activity. Is it unusual to suggest that maybe there are places where taking your dog just does not make sense? Same thing with the Canada Day Parade and festivities in the park. Large crowds, people everywhere, and lots of dogs [including one I saw during the Canada Day parade last year that was muzzled, which suggest the owner has reason to think this may not have been the best environment for that particular animal].
I know pets are a part of the family. And I know that most dogs are very friendly. But why do people feel the need to take dogs everywhere they go? I read on a FB page today a thank you to a local food establishment for having water dishes on their patio for customer dogs. Really? no one sees a problem with this?
Maybe there are times to walk the dog in another place?
Sometimes I don't understand people's choices.
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