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01-28-2011, 04:19 PM
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Some people FREAK me out....
My mom and I took my crew to Petsmart a few weekends ago to do some socializing and one woman came up and was talking about how cute and sweet Dixie was (completely ignoring Tippsy and Jazz), and just went on and on. And then she asked if she was up for adoption...? Uh, no! I told her I adopted her from the local ACC and she's a part of my family. And this woman says "well, I wanna adopt her". Seriously woman? Why she wasn't getting that Dixie's not for adoption, I have no clue... So I laughed, said "of course you do", and walked away all three of my crew in toe... And this woman proceeded to follow us! So I had to go find my mom (she was getting cat food), and the woman followed us ALL around the store (walking by the dogs that were up for adoption and all), to where I found my mom. I told my mom what happened and she told the woman if she didn't leave us alone she'd call the cops.
I just gotta say, that was the WORST visit to Petsmart EVER!
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Jess Jasper(chow/lab X) Dixie(GSD/Aussie/chow X) Todd (Pom) Often joined by: Max(yorkie) Li'l Bit(chi) Snooki(pit/schnauzer X) Always in my heart: Cinder(chow):93-95 Dusty(pom):98-01 Tippsy(chow):00-11 |
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12-07-2012, 08:44 PM
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Well, crazily, sometimes this works.
My mom saw a Pekingese in a parked car and was admiring her just as the owner returned. She complimented him on how cute the dog was and asked if he would consider selling her. I was mortified, but wouldn't you know, the guy said yes and handed her over on the spot. 
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12-07-2012, 09:36 PM
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12-07-2012, 09:50 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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DW went to Petsmart today to socialise Ranger. This was his second trip and he was a little nervous when they first got there. Some lady came up and was very insistent that my wife get Ranger into her training class. DW told her no thanks we already have a trainer. Did she listen? Nope, she kept following her around the store. DW lucked out and happened to see our trainer walking into Petsmart with her Chessie and DW let the woman know "that this is my trainer". So now the woman leaves, but returns with her Pomeranian, I guess to demo his skills?? Which were very good, but come on, lol!!! some people just a little different.
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12-07-2012, 09:55 PM
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Location: SW, MI
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PS trainers are notorious for stalking people with their dogs(and without!) Too bad they never see the ones marking the endcaps and peeing on or eating the treats off the bottom shelves.
What great timing that your trainer arrived! |
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12-07-2012, 11:47 PM
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lol But even so...the OP made it pretty clear that they weren't parting with the dog...continuing to follow them around like that is...well...very unsettling. |
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12-07-2012, 11:50 PM
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