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Why are people allowed to bring pets in the Lowes Store on Sumter sc. I don't want to get bit, accdently step in dog *** or fleas and ticks from someones dog.

I guess you forgot about the people that are allergic to pet hair. Who was the

bright person made this a rule?

Location: 1251 Broad St, Sumter, SC 29150, USA

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Guest

Go to Home Depot then.

Guest

Dogs should not be brought inside business establishments other than veterinarian offices and pet grooming shops. I saw a large muscular dog (you can guess what type) on a regular leash walking the aisles tonight.

I was aghast that it was allowed in the store. A seeing-eye dog? That would be fine. No other exceptions should be alowed.

I wanted to cancel my large order, but apparently Home Depot is the same. Not everybody loves your dog and wants to see it while shopping.

Plus, Lowes Managers, there's a lawsuit just waiting to happen. You ok with that?

Guest

The aisles are pretty wide, so if you're unnecessarily afraid of dogs who have never harmed or attempted to harm you in any way, then walk away from them or stay on the other side of the aisle. Stop pretending like you're the center of the universe; these dogs don't care about you, there are far more interesting things going on for the dog to sniff to give a darn about you.

Scientifically speaking, your eyes should be good enough that you can see a pile of dog crap on a wide open concrete floor; and most dogs won't use the bathroom in brand new places with so much going on anyway. Additionally, fleas, which most dogs don't have unless their owners are nasty, don't prefer humans - they would rather stay with the dog. And while you're at it in the self-centered department, maybe you could remember that some people needs those dogs for medical or disability reasons.

Those dogs are probably far better behaved then you are and most children who people bring to stores. I've seen kids throw up in stores or throw temper tantrums screeching through the aisles; should we not allow children either?

Guest
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And what good does it to have a 6ft. wide aisle when the dogs are on a 6-10 ft.

leash. It's not the dogs that are the problem as much as their moron owners that have no brains at all. And I have seen 2 different owners with going down the same aisle in opposite directions and the dogs get in a fight when each other when they pass. A shopper should be able to walk down the aisle and look at the products on the shelves and bot have to be looking for dog crap or urine on the floor because idiot decides he must bring his damn dog with him.And if they were responsible dog owners they would be cleaning up the mess their dog left on the floor.

Want to walk your dog, take him to a dog park. IF you must have a pet with you just to go buy a hammer or a rake at the store then get yourself a damn goldfish in a plastic..And ia a RESPONSIBLE parent has a child that throws a temper tantrum in the store as few good *** whippings would put an end to that too.

Zachary2001 Jvs
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OR go to Europe if you want to bring your dog to the store. They allow it.

Guest
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Love your comment. I am one of those semi disabled individuals and would never leave dirty anything caused by my shihpoo.

Guest
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I have no problem with service dogs in the store. But I see entire families in the store together and they bring their dog along for a walk. These are NOT service dogs.I love my dog and I enjoy taking her for walks but I don't do it in a store.

Zachary2001 Jvs
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I think the major issue is they are not allowed in the store unless they are working or therapy dogs. Also most people look up not down. But you are right the dogs are better behaved than some children.

Guest
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That's the problem. A person can bring ANY dog to Lowe's because they are too lazy to take them to the dog park.

Noboby wants to go shopping and have to watch out for dog urine or *** so they don't step in it and I have seen both at Lowe's. The dogs don't know any better and the dog owners are to ignorant and lazy to clean up after theiir dog.

Guest

Today had to walk past 2 big dogs and be afraid of being bit

Guest
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I hope you let the store manager you weren't comfortable being in the store with the dogs.

Guest

I have taken my dog on occasion and never a problem. As far as droppings, *** etc.

I haver NEVER seen any of that in my local Lowes. If my dog were to do so I would certainly clean up after him. It's called responsible dog ownership. Some of these comments are unbelievable.

I had no idea how many dog haters there are out there. I'm sorry but people who hare animals, and dogs in particular, are cold people.

Guest
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It has nothing to do with hating dogs. I have a dog and I love dogs but there is no reason they have to be in retail stores unless they are a service dog.

You want to take them for a walk take them to a dog park. I can honestly say I have seen dogs urinate on the floor in Lowe's and their owners did nothing.

I have also seen to dogs get into a fight in the store. I don't blame the dogs, I blame their irresponsible owners.

Roena Ykh
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I guess it depends on the dog and the owner. If you know your dog acts out leave them at home and walk them at home.

I know my dog doesnโ€™t do ghat and pays attention to her self most of the time except when she wants to sniff other things(like those little house set ups) and about the dog park.

Where I live we have to have like a membership thing to all the dog parks near me and it cost money which I donโ€™t have so I would like to bring my dog out and about to these different places and introduce her to new things and places except going around our same home loop over and over. Donโ€™t mean to argue sorry!

Guest
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Itโ€™s not that people hate dogs Itโ€™s the fact that animals donโ€™t belong in the stores period. LEGIT service animals are one thing.

But they are very few and far between.

Itโ€™s people who think they are entitled to do what ever they want and donโ€™t want to be told no. There is no reason in the world you should NEED to bring your dog into a store

Guest

Anyone who doesnโ€™t like dogs has a mental health problem!

Guest
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Anyone that feels a need to take a dog shopping with them has a mental health problem.

Guest

Dog Attacks 3-Year-Old Boy Inside Murrieta Loweโ€™s A dog attack inside a Murrieta home improvement store sent a 3-year-old boy to the hospital and an Akita into quarantine. The attack happened around 11:45 a.m. Saturday at the Loweโ€™s garden center at 24701 Madison Ave.

Guest

Boy bitten by dog at Lowe's. So much for those that say dogs being taken to Lowe's are trained not to bite or urinate in the store. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=bitten+by+dog+at+lowe%27s&view=detail&mid=508B54263CDF243C2B7A508B54263CDF243C2B7A&FORM=VIRE

Guest

I regulary see dog droppings in the floor at Lowe's. I have also seen people step in & track dog *** around the store.

Today I stepped in a nice big pile myself in Lowe's. How nice. A few weeks ago I watched a dog *** all over a rack of battery powered tools in Lowe's .. So nasty !

A few months back I witnessed two rottweilers attack a smaller dog in Home Depot. I left the store immediatly... My wife was attacked by our neighbors rottweiler after it jumped our fence, crashed through our back door trying to kill my wife in our home.

I ended up having to shoot & kill the dog (monster) in our kitchen... Now if I enter a store and see dogs I leave.

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