🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <2mlcbvcq40g40rsfob7jqsaeb5ur433mg8@4ax.com>,
 borus <borus@yaahoo.com> wrote:

> On Sun, 04 May 2003 23:07:22 GMT, Maural Compass <MCompass@nospam.com>
> wrote:
> 
> >If there is  vegetation outside I try to have my dog go outside.
> >But if there is no vegetation, I just carry a plastic bag on the
> >patio.
> >No one has ever complained to me.  I think its cute that
> >your dog likes rice and beans.  I usually just order a
> >childs cheeseburger and put the plate under the table.
> >I would be more scared of catching the sars than catching
> >any kind of disease from my dog.  Its people like Jack
> >who don't like dogs and try to force their laws down
> >our throat.
> 
> MC:  There are plenty of stupid laws that are forced on us but health
> and sanitation laws are generally acceptable.
> 
> I like dogs and Jack probably does too.  Because someone, and society,
> has higher sanitation standards than you does not mean they do not
> dislike dogs.
> 
> It is simply that restaurants are not the place to take your pet and
> transmit your pet's crap & germs to the eating surfaces.
> 
> You are forcing people to be civil and comment that your dog is cute
> rather than expressing their disgust over your conduct and violation
> of public law.
> 
> What if 10 people brought their dogs into a restaurant?  Do you still
> think this behavior is still acceptable?  How about 15 dogs?
> >
> >crosem wrote:
> >> 
> >> I bet the law varies from city to city.  I take my dog once in a while to
> >> Taco Cabana (Austin, TX) and we eat on the patio outside.  Nobody seems to
> >> care, most people ask what kind he is, comment on how handsome he is, how
> >> well-behaved.  If it were brought to my attention, I would stop 
> >> immediately.
> >> Of course, he never pees or poops during these outings, because he goes
> >> outside beforehand.  He sure does love a plate of rice and beans...and
> >> believe it or not, this dog has NEVER had gas!  Go figure!
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