Comments on: Opinion: Think twice about where you take your dog http://www.lajollalight.com/2011/06/15/think-twice-about-where-you-take-your-dog/ Enlightening La Jolla since 1913 Mon, 20 May 2013 19:16:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: UrCaptainSpeaking http://www.lajollalight.com/2011/06/15/think-twice-about-where-you-take-your-dog/#comment-156252 UrCaptainSpeaking Thu, 11 Aug 2011 22:32:02 +0000 http://lajollalight.mscsddev.com/?p=43542#comment-156252 ERM... it's pretty sad when you think of your dog as a person... does your dog eat alpo? I bet he's on an organic diet... yeah starving ppl in the USA, but organic dog food exists.... I'm glad you had fun in provence, maybe you can stop wearing deodorant too... Von's wasn't forced to implement something, that has always been the Law.. you just chose to ignore the sign on the door that says "SERVICE ANIMALS ONLY," and forced the poor manager to have an awkward conversation with you. ERM you talk about respecting each other's choices, but you force ppl to be around your gross little rat dog in private businesses. The mall is not a dog park, the grocery cart is not a puppy carrier... I feel sorry for the ppl who had to share their air france cabin with you... however since it was Air France it's likely that the no deodorant rule was in full effect . To put it simple, respect each others choices, and keep your dog at home when you shop.... also watch the SNL Skit "Dissin' your dog" that should help keep things in perspective.... your dog isn't a person! btw do you have kids? did you want them? it's not always the case, but you kinda sound like the creepy cat lady... only you have G the yappy lap dog.... best comment "health is created by building your immune system by exposure" I would love to help you build your Immune system blue.. meet me at vons on Girard I will arrange to have an animal vomit on you. Sorry Mario some ppl are just idiots... on a positive note... it could be way worse, you could live in Provence... ERM… it's pretty sad when you think of your dog as a person… does your dog eat alpo? I bet he's on an organic diet… yeah starving ppl in the USA, but organic dog food exists…. I'm glad you had fun in provence, maybe you can stop wearing deodorant too… Von's wasn't forced to implement something, that has always been the Law.. you just chose to ignore the sign on the door that says "SERVICE ANIMALS ONLY," and forced the poor manager to have an awkward conversation with you. ERM you talk about respecting each other's choices, but you force ppl to be around your gross little rat dog in private businesses. The mall is not a dog park, the grocery cart is not a puppy carrier… I feel sorry for the ppl who had to share their air france cabin with you… however since it was Air France it's likely that the no deodorant rule was in full effect . To put it simple, respect each others choices, and keep your dog at home when you shop…. also watch the SNL Skit "Dissin' your dog" that should help keep things in perspective…. your dog isn't a person! btw do you have kids? did you want them? it's not always the case, but you kinda sound like the creepy cat lady… only you have G the yappy lap dog….

best comment "health is created by building your immune system by exposure" I would love to help you build your Immune system blue.. meet me at vons on Girard I will arrange to have an animal vomit on you.

Sorry Mario some ppl are just idiots… on a positive note… it could be way worse, you could live in Provence…

]]> By: ERM http://www.lajollalight.com/2011/06/15/think-twice-about-where-you-take-your-dog/#comment-154037 ERM Sat, 16 Jul 2011 09:30:57 +0000 http://lajollalight.mscsddev.com/?p=43542#comment-154037 My husband and I just returned from a month in Provence and our well behaved, quite dog was with us all the time starting in the cabin of Air France (U.S. airlines don't allow dogs in the cabin on transatlantic flights). Well behaved dogs are welcome just about everywhere in France. It was so welcome because G is part of our family. Upon returning home my first order of business was a trip to the grocery store and, as usual G climbed into his Sherpa bag which fits well on the bottom of Von's grocery carts. He loves riding there and can be content for an hour or more if necessary. Half way though my list I was approached seemingly reluctantly by a store Manager telling me that from now on G is not welcome in the store because the Health Department will be checking and unless I can show proof that he is a service animal it will be his last visit. I was stunned because everyone at Von's has been great to us and have often commented on how well behaved G is. When I read this weeks July 14, 2011 LJL I got it , when reading, "Your View" and consequently locating the original article. Von's is being forced to implement something that is created because of one unfortunate situation. I won't bother listing all of the very offensive things I see in Von's and on the street that humans do. I 'll just hope this passes and that we can all respect each others choices. My husband and I just returned from a month in Provence and our well behaved, quite dog was with us all the time starting in the cabin of Air France (U.S. airlines don't allow dogs in the cabin on transatlantic flights). Well behaved dogs are welcome just about everywhere in France. It was so welcome because G is part of our family. Upon returning home my first order of business was a trip to the grocery store and, as usual G climbed into his Sherpa bag which fits well on the bottom of Von's grocery carts. He loves riding there and can be content for an hour or more if necessary. Half way though my list I was approached seemingly reluctantly by a store Manager telling me that from now on G is not welcome in the store because the Health Department will be checking and unless I can show proof that he is a service animal it will be his last visit. I was stunned because everyone at Von's has been great to us and have often commented on how well behaved G is. When I read this weeks July 14, 2011 LJL I got it , when reading, "Your View" and consequently locating the original article. Von's is being forced to implement something that is created because of one unfortunate situation. I won't bother listing all of the very offensive things I see in Von's and on the street that humans do. I 'll just hope this passes and that we can all respect each others choices.

]]> By: npk32 http://www.lajollalight.com/2011/06/15/think-twice-about-where-you-take-your-dog/#comment-152744 npk32 Fri, 24 Jun 2011 13:28:03 +0000 http://lajollalight.mscsddev.com/?p=43542#comment-152744 Live and let live Mario, mind your own business. Live and let live Mario, mind your own business.

]]> By: James http://www.lajollalight.com/2011/06/15/think-twice-about-where-you-take-your-dog/#comment-152576 James Tue, 21 Jun 2011 14:34:37 +0000 http://lajollalight.mscsddev.com/?p=43542#comment-152576 hmmmm The place you like is run by an idiot? Sounds like you should come somewhere else! I travel the bike lane twice a day to get to and from work and I couldn't care less about people letting the dogs off leash as long as they are well behaved just like when you bring them in stores and to restaurants. People and there strollers are far more obnoxious than people with there dogs! hmmmm The place you like is run by an idiot? Sounds like you should come somewhere else!

I travel the bike lane twice a day to get to and from work and I couldn't care less about people letting the dogs off leash as long as they are well behaved just like when you bring them in stores and to restaurants.

People and there strollers are far more obnoxious than people with there dogs!

]]> By: blue http://www.lajollalight.com/2011/06/15/think-twice-about-where-you-take-your-dog/#comment-152482 blue Tue, 21 Jun 2011 07:31:55 +0000 http://lajollalight.mscsddev.com/?p=43542#comment-152482 just wanted to add: Health is created by building your immune system through exposure not by hiding from germs. just wanted to add:

Health is created by building your immune system through exposure not by hiding from germs.

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