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not every time
if you decide to walk onto my property uninvited, my dog is doing their job by biting you and protecting our home
Ultimate Karen Vol. Official I Need to See the Manager Thread
not every time
if you decide to walk onto my property uninvited, my dog is doing their job by biting you and protecting our home
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You posted the video.
People questioned why she was called a Karen.
You got defensive.
But ok.
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Man did I say you DIDN'T answer the question?
I am responding to THIS statement.
You don't get to post the video, get questioned, and when folks don't agree with what you were saying you run away as if somebody was bothering you.
But do your thing man.
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Children in the neighborhood come get their missed shot basketball, do a u-turn with their tricycle in my driveway, or version is selling their latest fiber optic packages all the time. I don't think its a dog owners duty to induce their dog to attack every single time.
Breaking and entering is another story.
Breaking and entering is another story.
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was someone bitten in that video?
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Where am I running?
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No but......
Children in the neighborhood come get their missed shot basketball, do a u-turn with their tricycle in my driveway, or verizon is selling their latest fiber optic packages all the time.
Every uninvited guest thats on your property doesn't mean a dog must, "bite, bite, bite."
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Do you have a question?
A pet owner’s responsibilities are not the same in a public space as they are on that person’s private property
People when entering private property should always be cautious
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People when entering private property should always be cautious.
Dog Owners should make sure their dog is in a safe/secure location to prevent them physically engaging with guests.
Two things can be true. It isn't an either or.
Dog Owners should make sure their dog is in a safe/secure location to prevent them physically engaging with guests.
Two things can be true. It isn't an either or.
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I wonder who actually said two things can’t be true
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You keep harping on this public vs. private space point.
No matter where a dog owner is, he/she should be considerate of other humans/beasts.
You should have sense enough to keep them away from others.
So I don't agree with this idea that there should be any different type of responsibilities in a public space vs. private space. (When other humans/beasts are around)
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Because those are different environments with different obligations
For example, the wearing of a leash
In public, it’s rare the situation a dog should not have a leash
In private, the dog should be put on a leash when needed
And as far as being “a guest”, it depends on the type of “guest” how far I feel a person should go to accommodate
If someone is invited over who has an allergy or a fear of dogs, keep the dog in another part of the house
If someone comes over uninvited to solicit something, as long as the dog doesn’t bite them cool
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Public or Private.
The dog owner's responsibility is to keep the dog and the people around them safe.
Not sure why that changes because it's your, "Private Property."
That's why I said you have to be trolling right now because there's no way you think what you're saying is valid.
Yea because you can control them.
The dog owner's responsibility is to keep the dog and the people around them safe.
Not sure why that changes because it's your, "Private Property."
That's why I said you have to be trolling right now because there's no way you think what you're saying is valid.
Yea because you can control them.
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Not everyone
There are a lot of people I don’t want to feel safe entering my personal space and/or property
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Yea, because that is the context in which this convo was based on.
I told you before that you were good at what you do.
Have a good night man.
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Yea, because that is the context in which this convo was based on.
I told you before that you were good at what you do.
Have a good night man.
Thought you said I was running
You ain’t have to keep quoting me
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because that is the point....?
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i do it because I don’t want random people feeling comfortable showing up at my house
I want them fully aware I have dogs
but I don’t let random people pass my gate.. I’ll come outside my house and talk through the gate and let my dogs run around the yard while I hear whatever it is they have to say
an important lesson should have been learned from home alone, some of the people who want to rob you will actually do their homework
T0INE
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One of my friends dogs is terrifying. He left me alone in the living room with the dog to go get us food. Every time I got up the dog started barking so I just sat there still in silence until he got back.
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