Doggie Dining Passes In St. Augustine Beach

Can anyone else see the potential problems with this?

Joe_ wrote:

Can anyone else see the potential problems with this?

I would think the restaurant owner's responsibility/liability for anything that could go wrong, i.e. potentionally aggressive dogs towards other dogs and/or people. Dogs going potty, someone stepping & slipping in it. Barking. Children always wanting to pet them. I love my dog but I don't love this idea.

Candy wrote:

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I would think the restaurant owner's responsibility/liability for anything that could go wrong, i.e. potentionally aggressive dogs towards other dogs and/or people. Dogs going potty, someone stepping & slipping in it. Barking. Children always wanting to pet them. I love my dog but I don't love this idea.

Thats what I was thinking...Wait till the first time some dog bites someone.
Eddie Farah will be haven an entire string of commercials for suing restaurants.

Joe_ wrote:

Can anyone else see the potential problems with this?

Diner-owners beware; if dogs are there I am not! Who wants to eat with a feckin-A barking muttling ? Unless SCOTTY1 likes to dine on quail while his pack-a brickheads eat baby robins.

Of-course if the only people who can afford $70 steaks are emotionally tied to their drooling, yapping, snapping chowbaby , then you see the point. I'd send 'em both to the kennel, but that's just me ...

I ate at Harry's Seafood (in the courtyard) around 3 weeks ago and a dog was sitting at the next table and it was allowed. I didn't see any blind people either.
Now, on another matter, the flies that were attacking everyone's food was a huge problem.
Far worse than trying to find a parking space that didn't want to charge $10.00 to park.
That's St. Augustine.

this is a stupid concept. if someone's nasty enough to eat with dog hair in their stuff let em do it at home. why go to dinner to have to worry about your dog getting in a fight with a strange dog that may or may not have had its shots. or forbid your dog bite someone else then you're on the hook and you were only trying to go enjoy a meal. then there's the fleas that you and your dog might leave with...... and so outside the front of the restaurant you got to walk around dog *hit to get in the front door? bad idea all the way around.

What about those with allergies to dogs? What about the sanitation laws? Disqusting!! I will deffinatly be boycoting those restaurants that allow pets.

Adding Up wrote:

Well, at least now, ICW Johna nd NAU can bring thier beards, I mean "wives" out to dinner.

you bastage john abd nau would kill for their wives honor.....i pity u

now i can watch my dog lick his balls while i am dining out......... and so can you ..he is not shy and i just might coat them with peanut butter before we grab a table to insure a great performance

tommmy salamiii wrote:

now i can lick my dog's balls while i am dining out......... and so can you ..he is not shy and i just might coat them with peanut butter before we grab a table to insure a great performance

i know i'm a dumbass. it's natural.

tommmmy salami wrote:

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i know i'm a dumbass. it's natural.

to bad u cant fake my orange park address ......loser gofuck-thyself

tommmy salamiii wrote:

now i can watch my dog lick his balls while i am dining out......... and so can you ..he is not shy and i just might coat them with peanut butter before we grab a table to insure a great performance

two rednecks were walking down an old dirt road and saw a dog on the side of the road licking his balls..one redneck said to the other, i sure wish i could do that..the other redneck said...that dog would bite you!

scott1 wrote:

<quoted text>two rednecks were walking down an old dirt road and saw a dog on the side of the road licking his balls..one redneck said to the other, i sure wish i could do that..the other redneck said...that dog would bite you!

har har har