Einige Käufer und ich waren überrascht, diesen Hund an dieser Stelle angebunden zu sehen. Ich kritisiere es nicht, sondern frage mich nur, ob das akzeptabel ist? Der Hund zitterte vor Kälte. Es ist nicht ungewöhnlich, einen Hund zu sehen, der vor einem Geschäft einen Pfosten oder einen Mülleimer angebunden hat, aber das sah etwas ungewöhnlich aus.

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    1. Standard_Figure8850 on

      It’s a silly place.

      We used tie our dog to a pole or bike rack where he wouldn’t be in the way, and for 5/10 mins while we do the shop.

      I hope this fella hasn’t been abandoned, and if not, then it’s just a stupid place to tie him.

    2. Chairman-Mia0 on

      Might have done it there so the poor wee thing was out of the rain at least?

      But yeah that’s pretty ignorant.

    3. Tall_Candidate_8088 on

      The dog is fine, nothing wrong with tying a dog up for a few min while you go into a shop.

      It’s just a silly place to tie him, owner needs to find a better spot to do it.

    4. What if someone didn’t notice the poor dog and tried to take a trolley?

      If they wanted them out of the rain their are a lot of better alternatives

    5. Nobody should be tying up dogs unmonitored these days. They are frequently stolen and, when little like this fella, can be used as bait dogs. Please tell me you kept an eye on him.

    6. Maybe the dog was minding the trolley for the owner. Don’t be so presumptuous /s

    7. Tying up the dog while you go into the shop is commonplace and completely fine.

      The dog just thinks „where is the human gone“ which is the case wherever you tie him.

    8. superbatprime on

      Great way to get your dog stolen.

      You know why a small dog like this gets stolen, right?

      Worth the risk for „popping in for 5 minute“

      Not to me.

    9. I hate seeing this happen, particularly since there’s no-one actively supervising the dog. Not every dog is terribly „street smart“ and knows how to behave in this type of situation. It’s just unnecessary stress on the creature.

      Why can’t they decouple walking the dog and going to the shops into two separate activities?

    10. Not a good spot, but I see dogs tied up outside shops all the time here in Belgium.

    11. It used to be pretty normal to be able to walk to the shops with a dog, tie it outside to get the shopping, dog would wait. But now too many might interfere with, let loose the dog or holler abuse, so it isn’t safe anymore. If I were a dog I’d rather be brought for the outing than left at home, maybe in a crate. This person might still continue the habit, know the area is relatively safe (I hope it stays that way). Of course it depends how long it has been there, though it looks pretty well cared for.

    12. He has that look of a dog who knows exactly how to play his audience.

      *“I’m all alone…cold…abandoned…starved, you wouldn’t happen to have a spare sausage on you would you?“*

      He’s obviously well cared for so I would only worry that someone would steal him.

    13. You’d swear by these responses that people are getting their dogs nicked at the shop on a daily basis, fucking dramatics.

    14. InflationSquare on

      Unpopular opinion probably but dogs should be allowed into shops. Other European countries like Italy and Spain generally allow it and the dogs get used to it so they learn how to behave and don’t cause any issues. Our local centra lets them in and they’re grand, the sky hasn’t fallen in.

      We’re bizarrely anti-dog in this country, loads of pubs aren’t dog friendly, very few hotels will let them stay (and tend to charge massive cleaning fees when they do), no dogs on the luas and bus drivers can refuse them at their discretion even if they’re small and well behaved, we’re way behind the Brits on this where them not being allowed is the exception.

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