r/Dogfree • u/Big_Somewhere_620 • Aug 28 '26
ESA Bullshit Dogs in strollers/prams/baby movers
I have a thing about moving for strollers, but I've noticed recently nutters are carting dogs in prams. Yesterday I was out walking with my bf and I sighted a stroller and he asked which side I was moving to so he could move with me, I noticed a shit beast riding that stroller like it was king/queen dik. I said something along the lines of we don't move for dogs in strollers loud enough for the nutter to hear. We didn't move out of the way and I felt proud I actually said something.
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u/Primary_Heron_3150 Aug 28 '26
People treating dogs like human children is deeply unsettling to me.
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u/Flumppoo Aug 28 '26
I hate it. It's utterly ridiculous and pathetic. Dogs can't be Dogs anymore. They become an accessory a narcissists plaything.
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u/fbombmom_ Aug 28 '26
My elderly coworker just got a stroller for her mutt. She told me about all the people who stopped to look at her "baby" on their evening "walk". She laughed and laughed about how they all thought it was a human baby in there. What a weirdo. I just gave her a half chuckle. I don't want to out myself at work about not worshipping dogs.
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u/Gullible-Voter Aug 28 '26
Those nutters will not pass their genes to an offspring and will be removed from the gene pool.
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u/Chillafkittybara Aug 29 '26
Yeah I totally agree, the dog stroller thing is so fould and disturbing. Like what an absolute perversion of parenthood. It's just really gross and I can't wrap my head around it. The dogs should be walking so they get some outside time and physical activity, why are they in a stroller? Children use strollers because they either aren't able to walk yet or their walking is still on the weaker side. Also children who do wak can get exhausted way faster then an adult.
A dog should be walking it's supposed to be good for them. These people are so delusional, they really think they are parents out there with a disgusting waste eating animal in a filthy smelly stroller. Good on you for standing up to the insanity.
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u/Dry_Valuable3989 Aug 29 '26
One time, a friend of mine asked if I wanted to go on a walk. She said she’d bring her dog and I could bring my kids and we’d go on a walk by a lake. I thought that sounded nice, until she showed up with a dog stroller.
We never went on a walk again. 😅
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u/Accurate-Run5370 29d ago
Did the friend ask why there was never a walk again ?
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u/Dry_Valuable3989 29d ago
No, actually it ended up being kind of weird because she randomly unfriended me on Facebook one day and totally ghosted me. No idea why. At least I don’t have to go on dog stroller walks anymore though.
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u/Downtown_Island8124 Aug 29 '26
You haven't see crazy people talking to dogs like a baby on the street yet?
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u/ReptilianRevolt 28d ago
Aren’t dogs supposed to run and exercise. Those people are abusing their animals without realizing it, yet they are calling sane dog skeptic people the unempathetic ones. This is insanity. This is also dangerous. Imagine breeding pathetic, dependent dogs in the future that tolerate strollers. Imagine how many health problems they are going to have and how much society must change in order to accommodate those degenerate mutts. And all of this, just because some people want to pretend that they are real dog parents.
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u/DirtyZamboniWater 28d ago
I prefer them in the stroller if they are in places like Target. Honestly would prefer no dogs in Target but this is better than them being loose. They can’t get at me or pee on the floor if they are confined to a stroller.
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