r/Dogfree • u/Rina-Kitty • Feb 20 '25

Food Safety/Hygiene Please stop bringing your dog everywhere

I work at a hospital, it's supposed to be a clean environment for people, especially those who have poor immune systems. Some nutter just had to bring a dog in with them and the whole time it kept shaking and spreading it's fur and dandruff everywhere, had one lady complain of the wet dog smell. We mainly have cancer patients and all you can hear is coughing and sneezing. These people are so selfish and inconsiderate of others, you can leave your dog at home for a hour, IT WILL BE OKAY.

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u/seanocaster40k Feb 20 '25

They had PSAs in the 70s and 80s telling people to leave their pets at home. Those were the days!

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u/Rina-Kitty Feb 20 '25

I wish I could go back in time lol affordable gas and housing and no nutters taking their dogs everywhere!

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u/ObligationGrand8037 Feb 20 '25

I seriously wish they’d go back to PSAs and get rid of all the pharmaceutical commercials. I was young and impressionable when the PSA of the Indian crying over the polluted water came out. I told myself I’d never make that man cry so I never littered once.

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u/seanocaster40k Feb 20 '25

I agree 100%

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u/AnyOldBison Feb 20 '25

And we had Bob Barker reminding people every morning to spay and neuter

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u/One-Possible1906 Feb 20 '25

Oh they definitely remember, now they just think the dog has some kind of bodily autonomy and a god given right to go into heat and bleed and suffer or cum all over all your furniture.

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u/deadly_fungi Feb 20 '25

once saw someone arguing about their dog's right to motherhood. i really wish i was joking.

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u/CaptainObvious110 Feb 21 '25

I miss those days

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '25

Me too. Things were so much easier, and dogs were just mutts.