i also hate (as is probably obvious from other posts) the fact that people seem to be praised for having dogs/ bringing them everywhere etc whereas if i did the same with my cats i would be branded insane
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I don't take my dogs anywhere like that but I'd frankly much rather people's dogs than their manky little tit kids 
I was in a pub the other day and some woman brought her crusty white dog in and it started barking and yapping at a servicedog.The woman got annoyed when the owner asked her to sit outside if her dog couldn’t calm down lol
I saw a man walk his dog on a lead a few weeks ago and I definitely branded him insane
i do like cats I just think they’re not social types they’re more of an aloof personality so they don’t really fit the going for a walk, going out to eat category? But I think it’ll be a cold day in hell before I take my pooch to a restaurant 
I love my dog and take him out regularly but not to cafes or anything like that
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In my teens I feel in love with a designer cami top saved weeks to buy it, walked in to Primark shortly after to see a weekend bag made out of the same material (it was a very distinctive pattern) 4 times the material for £7!!Over priced designer shoes and handbags are a waste of money
I can’t be doing with dogs either. I don’t know what’s worse, the actual dogs (most of which I don’t mind so long as they are kept away from me and the kids), or certain owners and their expectation that you’ll be really pleased to see their dog. Like they are treating us all with the presence of their animal. It’s a dog. I’m not fussed.
If you’re one of those who take it everywhere because you can’t leave it alone, then I’m sorry but your lifestyle isn’t a good fit for having a dog as a pet. Likewise if you’re out at work all day. Obviously not good for the dog. Stay at home with it or get a goldfish instead.
If you’re one of those who take it everywhere because you think your dog is a child or a family member and want to treat it as such, you’re a tit.
If you’re one of those who take it everywhere because you can’t leave it alone, then I’m sorry but your lifestyle isn’t a good fit for having a dog as a pet. Likewise if you’re out at work all day. Obviously not good for the dog. Stay at home with it or get a goldfish instead.
If you’re one of those who take it everywhere because you think your dog is a child or a family member and want to treat it as such, you’re a tit.
I for one bloody love dogs. I'd much rather people bought their dogs everywhere with them than insisted on telling me about or showing me pics of their minging ugly cats.
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I've never known a cat be aloof or unfriendly. When people say things like cats are horrible, unfriendly, not affectionate etc, I just think 'yeah, cats don't like you, sounds like a You problem'
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Dogs are better than cats.
And no it doesn't mean there's something wrong with me because I don't like cats
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Going to the cinema on your own is NOT weird, in fact it makes total sense.
Going to the cinema on your own is NOT weird, in fact it makes total sense.
You can stick coffee up your arse.
Cups of Tea , forever
Cups of Tea , forever
Tea and coffee are both rank!
I keep trying to like them! Even buying different brews, flavours and trying finding different ways to make them. But I genuinely can’t enjoy it!
Also hot chocolate is the worst of the hot drinks, I’d rather drink piss
I am one of those people that take my dog to restaurants.
It's not that I can't leave him, it's just nice to go on a long dog walk and then have a bite to eat. If you've travelled some distance you can't take the dog home first. So we look for dog friendly pubs and restaurants.
My dog is much better behaved than my kids. He sits quietly under the table, you wouldn't even know he was there.
From hearing the comments I don't think it's actually the dogs that are the problem. It's the owners. If my dog was barking I'd take him out. If he was in the way I'd move him.
What is weird is people that think you can take a dog into supermarkets and shops if you're carrying them. I saw a guy carrying a sausage dog round Waitrose the other day.
It's not that I can't leave him, it's just nice to go on a long dog walk and then have a bite to eat. If you've travelled some distance you can't take the dog home first. So we look for dog friendly pubs and restaurants.
My dog is much better behaved than my kids. He sits quietly under the table, you wouldn't even know he was there.
From hearing the comments I don't think it's actually the dogs that are the problem. It's the owners. If my dog was barking I'd take him out. If he was in the way I'd move him.
What is weird is people that think you can take a dog into supermarkets and shops if you're carrying them. I saw a guy carrying a sausage dog round Waitrose the other day.
It's minging isn't it! I can't see how anybody can find it enjoyable. Even the smell
I was at the pub the other day and a dog kept like dragging itself along the back of my chair with my coat on it. My coat smelled like dog afterwards :/
It's not the dogs' fault - it's the owners. It shouldn't be a one-size-fits-all policy - "well behaved dogs and owners welcome" would be a good sign to see lol
It's not the dogs' fault - it's the owners. It shouldn't be a one-size-fits-all policy - "well behaved dogs and owners welcome" would be a good sign to see lol
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British food is usually unseasoned and bland!
British food is usually unseasoned and bland!
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