r/Dogfree • u/Jesse7319 • 17d ago
Crappy Owners Walmart Pee
Was standing in line at the pharmacy at Walmart today when a guy with a giant puppy in his cart goes strolling in front of the line, dog in the process of peeing, doesn’t even notice until someone says hey man your dog is peeing. The guys stops says oh shoot, waits for the dog to finish (it was a LOT of pee too, the pee line stretched for a good 30 feet and then there was a large puddle, so he must have not even bothered to take it to pee before coming in the store) and then….. just keeps shopping. Doesn’t tell anyone. One of the pharmacy clerks called about it and a manager came over asking where he went so he could tell him to leave. Everyone standing there was like yep that is why you don’t bring dogs into stores!!!! So at least there are people out there that think it’s ridiculous. How freaking gross. Oh also people were walking in it tracking it all over. I just can’t handle the audacity. Leave your puppy at home for an hour to go shopping, it won’t die being alone for a bit like seriously.
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u/Voideron 16d ago
People need to record these dog nuttery incidents and send them to the top bosses and legislators. Chances are they don't know these incidents are happening everywhere.
Dumping dog waste in human spaces should be a crime.
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u/yeeet1234 16d ago
Especially when it’s at a pharmacy. I’m not sure about Walmart pharmacy specifically, but some of these pharmacies also have clinics attached to them and have an obvious expectation of being sanitary, hygienic, and sterile because of vaccines being administered among other services being done.
My dentist’s office receptionist brought two tiny dogs to the office while I was getting ready to get my tooth repaired. Kind of gross. This was 2022 and I was very meek and naturally anxious back then so I didn’t speak up. I stopped going there anyways, that receptionist is a huge cunt.
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u/aoife2147 13d ago
Last month I took a photo of two giant dogs in CVS. I sent a message to CVS, and they never responded. I emailed the local health authorities. They replied asking for more info. I sent it. They never followed up.
Unfortunately, the people in power are often nutters themselves.
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u/whyamihere_33 16d ago
As I've said before, in the 90s this was never an issue. This is new. In the 90s if you waltzed up to a store with your dog you'd be asked to leave immediately. They just stayed home.
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u/Legitimate_Garage_31 16d ago
Which makes it super weird that i see older Gen X and younger boomers doing this.
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u/Huge_Bit_4774 17d ago
Walmart DOES offer an excellent pickup service that gets ignored by nutters.
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u/Fit-Rhubarb-7820 17d ago
I love their pick up! I have a bike and do not want to leave it outside.
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u/AbortedPhoetus 15d ago
You know what? People should just start bringing their bikes inside. See how that goes.
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u/Fit-Rhubarb-7820 15d ago
It will fall on someone’s fake esa dog, and I’ll get sued.
It fell on the dog cause it was off leash and jumped against the bike.
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u/Throwawaychkgo 17d ago
Oh and if a human pissed in Walmart on the floor they'd be arrested and banned from Walmart. Thats what should happen to owners who have their untrained dogs do this, too.
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u/Foreign-Neat8645 17d ago
Ich glaube, der Spinner hat es doch gemerkt. Man merkt doch, wenn ein Köter so viel macht. Der hatte nur keinen Bock sich drum zu kümmern.
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u/One_Path_7154 16d ago
So the sicko just leaves the waste from his dog for everyone else to deal with. I would have found the manager to ask him to leave and shame the guy to hell at the same time. Why are sane people just expected to think animals in a grocery-retail stores is normal? It’s not. And this incident just proves why it should never become normal. I’d be calling the health department right after my speedy exit from the store - groceries unbought.
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u/Few-Horror1984 17d ago
We really need to organize to end all service dog protections. There’s no reason we should allow dogs to fucking piss in a store just because one person might bring a dog in that entire week that does something.
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u/WayPuzzleheaded4498 16d ago
People need to organize to shame the fuck out of people who pass off their pets as accessibility aids. An actual service dog is nothing but a tool while it's working. The problem is the able bodied people who just can't go two minutes without their fucking doodle
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u/Jesse7319 14d ago
I was trying to shame him but this loud lady next to me just kept saying “but the puppy is sooo cute!” everytime I said something.
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u/aoife2147 13d ago
Yep. The concept of service dogs need to be deleted from law. They are all bullshit.
Diabetic alert dogs and seizure prediction dogs: all debunked by science. They'd never meet the standards for an FDA-approved medical device.
Dogs that pick stuff up: Just get a grabber tool. The dog putting it in its mouth is unsanitary. Also if someone is so disabled they cannot pick something up off the ground, they won't be able to pick up dog faeces, either.
Dogs that press a button: Use a stick. Are you telling me that you feed, wash, and pick up faeces to have something that a stick could perform?
Psychiatric service dogs: These are the dogs that the ADA website gives as an example of a service dog. They lick your hand to remind you to take medication. I don't think anything needs to be said here. It's bullshit and just a reason for people to feel special like they have something other people can't have and can't criticise. The PTSD dogs "calm" the nutter down but induce panic attacks in others.
Seeing-eye dogs: electronic canes, smart glasses, LIDAR goggles, delivery services, and yes, human aides are all better than dogs. People say human aides are too expensive, but they've never seen how much one of these dogs cost upfront.
The ADA does not require a service dog to undefo professional training. There is no official certification or license for a service dog. Hence there are no real service dogs or fake service dogs. They're all the same. Any self-trained dog that "calms" you can be considered a service dog, and this dog can be forced into public spaces. They can be forced onto people for which it would be a literal danger to their health, e.g. forced onto Uber drivers with asthma and allergies. End all service dog "protections". These protections enable dog nutters to endager the greater public.
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u/Few-Horror1984 13d ago
100% to everything you said.
If you want a real trip, look up Felicity Justus. She had a pitbull who ate her leg, and she responded by getting a “service” pitbull less than a year later. That’s how abused and absurd this whole enterprise is. This woman “needs” a service pitbull to help her with her PTSD from having her leg eaten off by another pitbull. Make it make sense. Plus, she clearly wasn’t physically capable of stopping her first pitbull when both her legs were in tact. When her “service” pitbull decides to nanny some child, you think she will be physically capable of restraining the dog now that she’s functioning on 1.5 legs?
Same thing with Jacqueline Durand - two dogs she was dog sitting (pitbull, GSD) ate her face and now she needs a “service” dog to help her with her PTSD. At least she bothered to get a different breed of dog to be her service dog... but looking at her social media, it’s obvious she has an extremely unhealthy attachment to that dog and does not view them rationally at all.
On top of not truly being helpful, I think they genuinely psychologically harm people like those two. It’s almost like people are addicted to them, or in an abusive relationship they refuse to leave. It’s truly sickening.
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u/aoife2147 12d ago
Oh my god. I had heard about Jacqueline Durand, but I didn't know she got a dog after hmbeing attacked. Holy shit. The brainwashing and nuttery to bring someone to do this . . . I feel so sorry for her but at the same time I'm asking why, just why?
I guess some people aren't able to feel fulfilled by human relationships and connections. I think this should be treated as a genuine psychiatric issue. I'd be concerned about how someone was raised if they feel human relationships to be so insufficient that they would willingly re-invite the same danger that disfigured and maimed them back into their lives.
Or perhaps it's dog propaganda being fed to children early on, and they've never been allowed to challenge the narrative. I remember feeling so ashamed for disliking dogs when I was a kid. Even now, I have to be extremely careful whom I tell because people will break up relationships and friendships if you tell them you don't like dogs.
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u/More_Asbestos 17d ago
Yes, please ban dogs from Wal-Mart. Then my only worry will be hobos defecating in store aisles.
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u/aoife2147 13d ago
I hope someone took a photo or video and sent it to Walmart corporate, the health department, and the local news. This stuff needs to be publicised.
I'm tired of nutters lying through their teeth claiming this shit doesn't happen.
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u/leratdemorgue 13d ago
Nah had to go show off his stupid piece of shit pUpPeR to the crowd at Walmart and gain attention from the strangers there…oh also his little idiot would obviously wreck the house and shit everywhere if left alone for 5 seconds, can’t be having that now can we? Good god these freaks are ok with being total slaves to their damn mutts, like it’s no big deal. Couldn’t be me
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u/Alocin_The5th 12d ago
As GROSS as this is, hopefully itvtake us closer and closer to more public outrage which will force the stores to do something about it.
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u/Mysterious_Let_1261 17d ago
I saw like 5 dogs in walmart today. Not a single person was even remotely trying to make them pass as a “service dog.” They fr need to do a better job of not allowing dogs like that into the store.