Boulder bro
Boulder bro
Needledik wrote:
What the hell is wrong with you goddamn dog freak weirdos?
Stupid useless monsters.
Put the damn ugly beasts inside or don’t bother owning them.
Red flag sign of a sociopath, they don’t like dogs. That or they are a member of ISIS.
Bad Wigins wrote:
Train the sun not to rise wrote:
Train the dogs to not be dogs
Ok
^ pathetic beta
If you have a dog, everything it does is your responsibility, and you can make it do exactly as you say if you accept that responsibility and aren't a pathetic beta.
The law should take dogs away from bad owners. So many people just aren't qualified.
Wow, you are truly ignorant. And are probably on the autism spectrum, along with the other dog haters. Triggered by noises. Can’t interact with neighbors. Classic.
People just become complete a holes once they own property. My neighbor yelled at me for parking in front of the house next door to their house because they had contractors coming over to work on their house who needed to park there. And I only parked there for two hours in the morning.
Ummm, it's some of the dog owners who are complaining about the noise their own dogs make, when someone uses the public sidewalk for it's intended purpose. You have poor reading comprehension.
its not it's
It's not "it's", it's "its".
Precious Roy wrote:
People just become complete a holes once they own property. My neighbor yelled at me for parking in front of the house next door to their house because they had contractors coming over to work on their house who needed to park there. And I only parked there for two hours in the morning.
I can only imagine the other side of this "story"
donairs wrote:
Ummm, it's some of the dog owners who are complaining about the noise their own dogs make, when someone uses the public sidewalk for it's intended purpose. You have poor reading comprehension.
Nope, I'm responding to the posts others are making here about how much they hate dogs behaving like dogs. The reading comprehension issues are with you, dips#it.
Only the dog owners were "triggered by noises". So yes you do have poor reading comprehension.
donairs wrote:
Only the dog owners were "triggered by noises". So yes you do have poor reading comprehension.
try reading my post again and then read the other posts in the thread
you're not a bright guy, but I'm sure you'll eventually get it if you don't give up
No, YOU are. Now what am I?
Also the other posters read linked article. Did you?
Train the sun not to rise wrote:
pickup wrote:
The runner is not making the noise it's the dogs. The obvious solution is for people to get rid of their dogs and then no barking. Or train the dogs not to react to unexpected sounds or lights.
Train the dogs to not be dogs
Ok
Dogs are one of the few pets that can be trained. Most owners, however, can't be bothered.
https://www.humanesociety.org/resources/how-get-your-dog-stop-barkingYou say you need a dog gone?
How in god's name is paraphrasing someone's reddit post (90% of which are made up or, at the very least, sensationalized) considered journalism?
Train the sun not to rise wrote:
pickup wrote:
The runner is not making the noise it's the dogs. The obvious solution is for people to get rid of their dogs and then no barking. Or train the dogs not to react to unexpected sounds or lights.
Train the dogs to not be dogs
Ok
I live in Spain. Here we allive in apartments and nobody's dog barks inside. Training is standard.
Many municipalities have bylaws against pets making noise at night. The owner of the pet should get a fine. She can report these neighbours to the municipality.
asdfasdfasdfasdf wrote:
How in god's name is paraphrasing someone's reddit post (90% of which are made up or, at the very least, sensationalized) considered journalism?
The story seems made up. Sensors can be adjusted, most dogs sleep indoors and it's unlikely a neighbor is going to tell someone they can't run in the morning.
SDSU Aztec wrote:
asdfasdfasdfasdf wrote:
How in god's name is paraphrasing someone's reddit post (90% of which are made up or, at the very least, sensationalized) considered journalism?
The story seems made up. Sensors can be adjusted, most dogs sleep indoors and it's unlikely a neighbor is going to tell someone they can't run in the morning.
You most definitely have no experience with dogs. Almost every dog can detect someone running along the street from inside a house, even when you don't hear a thing. If a sensor is being set off, it will most definitely also set off the dog. Even if a sensor is not being set off, something can still set off the dog.
With regards to the sensor, in almost every case, a family will buy the sensor, have it installed, have it configured by the company, and will have absolutely no idea how to deal with it after that.