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Yeah I don't see what makes her a Karen. Seems like she was just babbling out of fear. People have phobias, no need to push it.
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this is how i took itAlso I don’t think she’s even claiming a race. She’s just being funny.
Like pretending she has a fake ID.
What made HER a Karen?
Yeah I don't see what makes her a Karen. Seems like she was just babbling out of fear. People have phobias, no need to push it.
Nah, you got more dense than that. Come on now.i just found it funny.. no clue why she jumped to calling dude rude while she was on his property
prob.. but she still on private property
if she’s in a public space, dude obviously has an obligation to keep his dog away from her (or anyone else)
I had legit fear of any dogs for 20 years of my life. Slowly overcame it but it would irritate me whenever people would let their dogs off the leash and assume everyone in the world should be fine with it. When you're attacked at 3 years old that **** stays with you for a whileI only use the phobia angle as a dog owner. I would never let my dog just run up on a stranger, no matter the circumstances. I usually ask "are you cool with dogs" before letting the dog out the door or off the leash to greet someone just because I'm known people, seen delivery drivers, etc with real fear of even small dogs.
Respect.I only use the phobia angle as a dog owner. I would never let my dog just run up on a stranger, no matter the circumstances. I usually ask "are you cool with dogs" before letting the dog out the door or off the leash to greet someone just because I've known people, seen delivery drivers, etc with real fear of even small dogs.
Yeah I'm more on the side of the dude with the dog over the solicitor lady.
I don't think a dog lightly butting you with its nose and sniffing you fits the definition of "really rude." That's pretty normal dog behavior when a new person comes on their property.
Owner seemed like a nice enough guy, dog got a little excited, and she overreacted. You can't really use the "phobia" excuse either based off of her mannerisms and what she said about liking dogs.
I only use the phobia angle as a dog owner. I would never let my dog just run up on a stranger, no matter the circumstances. I usually ask "are you cool with dogs" before letting the dog out the door or off the leash to greet someone just because I've known people, seen delivery drivers, etc with real fear of even small dogs.
Yeah every time a dog bites a stranger the owner responds "omg they've never done that before". You can't mind read a dog.I thought this was (or should be) common pet ownership practice. If there is someone new coming to your door, keep your damn dog in the house.
You don't know HOW that dog is going to react to this stranger.
U live somewhere nice ?Never understood people who answer the door with the dog right there. Makes zero sense, everybody does not like dogs. When someone is at the door, I put mine in the room or behind the gate.
The dog didn’t bark or growl
the dog that actually lives on that property saw someone new and simple sniffed her
didnt jump on her
I am going assume that dog uses that yard on a daily basis to use the bathroom and to run around
she is a visitor to his space
nah bNever understood people who answer the door with the dog right there. Makes zero sense, everybody does not like dogs. When someone is at the door, I put mine in the room or behind the gate.
Yea I can't tell if you are being serious right now.
But you and I both know ONLY using the outcome (dog NOT biting / attacking) to determine if it was best practice is nonsense.
You are better than that man.