I have noticed that many people are bringing their dogs to home depot. Sometimes they bark at other dogs and eventually somebody is going to get bitten.. Does anyone think that the dog is there because he wanted to check out some power tools?
+1 yProbably just looking for some bitch to shag. I'm wondering who is responsible for cleaning up any doggie croutons left behind?
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My dog pisses me off. It's always "Makita" this or "Makita" that. The stupid fucker can't even pound a nail straight.
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Thank you for the MHO and the funny question. Funny/intelligent questions are very rare on this site. Keep up the good work. I see a lot of people pushing their dogs along the sidewalk in strollers. lol
What's that about? Dogs love to walk, run and sniff anything they find. Joe Biden is the same! - +1 y
Seven,
My dad told me that no matter what you do during the day, your dog will be glad to see you when you get home. No truer words have been spoken.
I recently rescued a cat from a shelter. The fucker bit my shin and my leg swelled. Nothing is more toxic than cat spit. Then the little bastard rounded up my socks, and put them in her litter box. What?
Dogs are your best friend. My brother has two. They spin in circles when I come to visit. Cats don't give a shit. They just want to know what you bought them from Home Depot. - +1 y

I know what they say... - +1 y
That's the only point in living. Laughing is good. I'm pondering about a question. We all know that heterosexuality is highly forbidden, and LGBTUQRSTUV is highly accepted.
But what about us folks that just Jack or Jill off? Why can't we have a parade? Why can't we have a "pride" flag? Why can't our flag be in school classrooms? - +1 y
I live in a city that is basically ground zero for moonbats. A couple of years ago somebody wanted to have a straight pride parade. The Democrat mayor would not issue a permit. The thing went to court and the city lost. I still don't know how that happened because all the judges are appointed by democrats. Anyway the parade happened and lotscof people attended. It was a real family friendly event unlike the gay pride parade the city also has. There was not a single arrest either
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That's awesome! You and your homies should take back the world from the fucking freaks. I remember vividly about kindergarten. Boys hated girls, and girls hated boys.. That's normal, because we're just trying to figure things out. Fast forward to today, and when I need something fixed, I ask my brother or my dad. Life isn't nearly as complicated as people want to make it. You mayor is a fucking moron. He's just trying to kiss the wrong ass.
This crazy wave is just a fad. Say what you want about mother nature, but she ain't stupid. Nothing is going to change. All of these fruitloops are trying to get your attention, but just turn away. The tide comes in, and the tide goes out. Hating the tide won't do shit. lol - +1 y
I just saw a post that you were on, and I guess Biden fell. I haven't watched the news for a couple of weeks, because it makes me want to barf. I can't understand how people are so stupid. Trump may have screwed a porn star, and Bill Clinton screwed zillions of women. Libs LOVE what Bill did. I don't understand how libs think. (or don't think)
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Yes, Biden was giving the commencement speech at the Air Force Academy and he fell as he was walking beck to his seat. He went down like a sack of potatoes. The fake news quickly tried to provide cover by saying he tripped on a sandbag. I ran the video back in slow motion a few times and did nor see anything on the stage. There were two guys standing in the way but they moved just enough so that you could see Biden;s feet as somebody was helping him up and i could not see any sandbag or anything else on the stage.
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The video was on Fox news. I did notsee a mention of it on the fake news. I watched See BS news and there was nothing. This reminded me of when President Trump gave the commencement speech at Annapolis and it was a rainy day and he was walking on an aluminum ramp and was holding onto the handrail so he would not fall and the fake news kept saying he was too old to be president.
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I can't begin to tell you how many times I've tripped over sand bags during commencement speeches. It's those fucking cats! They're evil like a little ole boll weevil!
What song was that from? - +1 y
@walnutbutter It seems like I have to print a retraction. I looked at s different video and I really could see sandbags ion the floor. They were about 5 or 6 feet away from him. The sandbags are used by the secret service to temporarily secure things like teleprompters and armor. The Secret Service knows what they are doing and they do not leave the sand bags around where the president could trip over them. What happened was that Biden got lost on the stage and walked in the wrong place.
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Biden should have his own show like Benny Hill.
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Hey, the election was NOT rigged. The Dems really wanted a guy who takes orders from the Easter bunny!
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Border hospitals have shut down because of the ER and anchor-baby laws.
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2.5K opinions shared on Other topic. Stores such as Lowes and Home Depot usually allow dogs, but they must be on a leash or carried. However, while service dogs (not comfort dogs) are allowed in most establishments, many places have laws against pets in places selling food. In my state, state law prohibits all animals except service animals in grocery stores, restaurants, and all other food establishments. Some people are so whacked out that they think their dogs want to grocery shop and take them into places where they are not allowed, where they often get in customer's way and can carry bad things they have walked in into the store and get it on shelves they investigate. Signs are posted forbidding pets other than service animals, but some people feel they are privileged and bring them into stores anyway. Some stores like Krogers seem reluctant to tell people that their pets are not allowed so they often get away with it.
10 Reply1.5K opinions shared on Other topic. They are probably taking their dogs everywhere for protection. As you know, crime is on the rise and carjackings are done in a snap. Usually 3-4 guys jump one person and take not only their valuables but the car as well.
On top of that they beat the person up pretty bad.
So, that would be my guess for the increase in dogs in public.14 Reply- +1 y
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Like with everything, maybe there is a shortage of pitbulls too 🐕 grrrrrrrr woff
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+1 yMy dogs love to go for rides. My goldie would love going into any establishment where there are people. If we were out for a drive and stopped at Home Depot, I'd have to bring her in because someone would probably steal her otherwise.
My male dog, on the other hand, would bite someone. He can stay in the car or at home.10 Reply 4.7K opinions shared on Other topic. My dog enjoys going anywhere, and I take her to Home Depot with me at least twice a month, often more. She causes no trouble, and people love to see her. She also goes with me if I have to pick up AV gear from the distributor (it's an hour or so each way), and she always gets her own Costco hot dog when she goes.
10 ReplyHonestly I don't think so. I think dogs like to be with their owners though, so if it's between being alone at home or being with the owner at home depot, I think the dog would choose home depot.
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+1 yMost dogs love the car & the second you say car they go nuts & tails start wagging.
In this case dogs do like going to Home Depot because it gets them out of the house.You say car the dogs goes nuts. You say bath or vet the dog runs like hell.
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+1 yI've never seen a dog in a Home Depot store.
11 Reply I couldn’t imagine bringing my dog to Home Depot, she’s not a bitter or anything but whenever she sees another dog or person she’ll pul like her life depends on it. I highly doubt there will be a dog attack at hope depot though, most people with an aggressive dog don’t bring it places because they don’t want a lawsuit
03 Reply333 opinions shared on Other topic. I think dog culture in America is out of control... there is a natural level of pet bondage, then there is the over-the-top unhealthy level. Like dogs are not people, people. Put more effort into your people-to-people relationships without your dog.
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+1 yno and seems dangerous to be sniffing around concrete dust and chemicals.
10 Reply 19.4K opinions shared on Other topic. They love going anywhere they get so excited any adventure trip that you take them on
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+1 yThe dogs like going in the garden department and pissing on the trees
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+1 yDogs like smelling where other dogs have been. It's probably like going to the library to them.
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+1 yMy dog likes to bo yo Home Drpot. She likes the wide aisles and interesting smells.
10 Reply 748 opinions shared on Other topic. I think some Home Depots are pet friendly. When I got my dog I took him there for basic training, manners and socialization. It was good for getting him used to smells and loud noises like saws and it taught him good spacial awareness
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+1 yThe only shop ours have been to is Pets At Home. They love it there.
Simples...10 Reply
+1 yMy dog that passed away used to love rides to anywhere
Now the dogs here. I can't take anywhere. They puke everywhere
00 Reply3.8K opinions shared on Other topic. Safer than leaving the dog in the car.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)+1 yMy dog likes Lowe's better.
30 Reply3.7K opinions shared on Other topic. Probably be interested
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