Posted on 05/19/2018 12:57:51 PM PDT by upchuck
“my Rottie was 125-130”
What do you all feed these dogs to make them this big??
as i recall they were called krunchies(large breed) by blue seal mixed 50/50 with eukanuba along with some table scraps
and one day a week a large can of wet food mixed in
i made sure his bowl was full from the day we got him letting him know it would never be empty so he quickly got into a rhythm of nibbling now and again but mainly eating when we ate
he was strong boned and full but no fat
I’m sick and tired of nebulous service animals. I propose that Congress prepare a law that requires Legitimate service animals be clearly identified on their vests exactly what legitimate service they perform, within a limited pantheon of services. Any animals with vest that read “Service Dog” etc. with no clearly demarcated service are subject to expulsion from whatever building they are in.
Comfort animals are not allowed in public areas. Get a teddy bear.
Everyone believes in something.
And I believe I’ll have another beer.
================= Cliff Claven, ‘Cheers’
Me too.
The airlines, through their business association, need to set the rules for service animals.
The airlines have tried to be accommodating but the public at large takes advantage of their generosity.
How about this. “In the interest of all of our customers. All pets, including service animals are required to travel in cages in the hold of the aircraft.”
There are disabled people, blind folks as an example, who trust their very lives to their service animals. A service animal is not a pet. A comfort animal is a pet.
The definitions of service animal and comfort animal have become blurred, mostly by the comfort animal people pushing the envelope that should never have been pushed.
It takes many months of rigorous training to prepare a service animal to do it’s job. Not so with a comfort animal.
I have great respect for people with true service animals, like the blind. However, exactly what service does a dog provide a blind person on an airplane?
The dog cannot guide the person to their assigned seat. There is not nearly enough foot room for a dog below the seat.
I postulate that the vast, overwhelming majority of animals at airports are simply pets, and frankly I’m sick of it.
Kroger’s brand puppy chow. never mind the dog is an adult. He wants his puppy chow he gets it. Fried eggs several times a week. and table scraps by the dozen. Spoiled upon spoiled.
they do love the fried egg
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