Am I A Bad Pet Owner? r/AITA | Am I The Podcast

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"I miss the old Shubble" "she's dead" gotta love how casually she says Shubble is dead, cant believe you killed her

“Doesn’t he like girls more?” “Oh yeahh, I taught him well.” you match each other’s energy too well😂

Hbomb is so wrong about pancakes. You can have them at anytime for any meal. I will die on this hill

off leash dog on a kids playground? No go man. Theres SO many kids that are scared of dogs! Like not even because of negative experience but because its a big or weird lookin guy runnin at them! The way to help kids be not afraid of dogs is NOT having an off leash dog running at them full speed!

“But I’ve grown a lot since then.” “You’re still short.” “Oh.” Made me laugh

I CANT STOP LOOKING AT HOW CUTE THE ILLUSTRATION WITH YOU GUYS HOLDING THE CUPS AND THE FACE EXPRESSIONS! AND STARLORD!!!!!!!!!! glad to have you back shelbyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU SHELBYYY!! 💗💗💗💗💗

H's shock about pancakes for dinner means clearly he needs to be introduced to the concept of pancake day

i think it's evident that these people have very little awareness as to where dogs are publicly accepted and not publicly accepted

I took my foster dog to garage sales on a nice day to work on his exposure to things, and even though the garage sales are outside, I asked every location if it was okay for me to bring the dog on their property. It just seems like the respectable thing to do. I couldn't imagine just assuming my dog is allowed in to any/all public places that don't specifically say no pets.

The rule of thumb is, if it has human food, especially if it is open and unpackaged or being prepared in the same space that you are in, then you can't bring a non-service animal in. It's common sense. Either roll all the windows down in your car (as someone who has sat in a car waiting for people to come back out of a store, windows fully rolled down but in the sun is basically the same as being in the shade because of the air flow), or come back on another day without your pet. But also, if there is something that someone is doing in a store that you don't like, inform a staff member. It's not your business to get involved and try to enforce your own opinions or rules into a space that you don't control. If the staff don't care enough to interfere, that's their decision. It's their space. Don't be a Karen.

"Also, I gave my cat anxiety"😂

"AITA for taking my dog where dogs aren't welcome?" "Yes."

…I didn’t think I would get slandered for eating pancakes after 11 am while watching this… 😢

I'm not sure about cats, but you can bring your dog to Starbucks. They even have a Puppuccino for them. My pit, Hae Soo, loves them. And the employees love when people bring their dogs.

As a disabled woman who needs a service dog I cringe when people bring pets into places they aren’t allowed. When I worked at the store I had a woman put their dog on the belt

With the part about bringing dogs/pets into stores is that it can cause issues for anyone with a service animal and puts there dog at risk of being told that their service dog doesn't "look like a service dog" and not being aloud in the store because of one person who wanted to bring their pet in the store ibhave had my service dog attacked in target once because someone couldn't leave their dog in a car for there "short visit" into the store

14:04 I have a friend who got scared and very nearly attacked by a dog when they were really young, even if it's not as bad today they still stay away from dogs if they can. So yeah, there are a ton of ways people can end up afraid of dogs.

I am not a podcast guy, I find myself clicking off most of the time, but I do like this one, it’s short and you and H are really fun! Keep it up :D

Michael's allows dog and I trained my dog in there when he was younger, but the SECOND he even reacted negatively to someone I left with him. I never let him bark at anyone or get in their way (he was short leashed) and I also asked the workers at my specific location if it was okay