that don't feel there are any boundaries for their dogs. I'll admit I've soured on dogs over the last 30 years based this. Seeing them wander through the airports last week and another wandering through the supermarket (non-service dog) triggers me.

- non-service dogs shouldn't be wandering through a supermarket
- non-service dogs shouldn't be wandering through an airport
- non-service dogs shouldn't be at church
- unless I'm in your home, don't assume I'm there to entertain/give love to your dog
- I don't find your dog jumping on me and licking or sniffing me as cute or endearing in any way
- your dog barking 24/7 speaks to you being a lousy and inconsiderate owner
- I didn't buy a house to provide a pooping area for your dog. You really suck if this is you
- the "no dogs allowed" sign doesn't mean "except my wonderful, flawless pooch who everyone wants to entertain"

I really liked dogs into my 20s. The dogs are just like children/better & smarter than children attitudes has changed this. If you are an idiot who has an "I love my Granddoggies" bumper sticker on your vehicle (no mention of children or grandchildren), you are a freaking weirdo.