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  • #31
    Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

    Don't take your dogs into Korean restaurants unless you're a supplier.

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    • #32
      Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

      Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
      Not my view but a topic on the next-door app, someone posted that and it's kicking off.

      If you don't like dogs when you eat, don't go to a dog-friendly pub, but some are going mental saying don't take you little brats.
      If it's a dog friendly pub, then there's no complaints - if you don't like dogs don't go there. Dogs are much nicer than people LOL!

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      • #33
        Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

        Originally posted by Tuerto View Post
        Does the bloke in question have grey hair and a bit of a grey beard? Are we talking north cardiff?
        This guy is grey all over with a full coating of long term dirt. I'd say mid 50s. stocky, wears the same clothes all the time, like you expect to see on someone who'd just finished work on a manual job, building site or the like. never seen him shaven but his stubble doesn't develop into a beard. If he shaved the dirt on his skin would be obvious.
        The area is Llandaff. I shudder just thinking about him.

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        • #34
          Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

          Originally posted by xsnaggle View Post
          This guy is grey all over with a full coating of long term dirt. I'd say mid 50s. stocky, wears the same clothes all the time, like you expect to see on someone who'd just finished work on a manual job, building site or the like. never seen him shaven but his stubble doesn't develop into a beard. If he shaved the dirt on his skin would be obvious.
          The area is Llandaff. I shudder just thinking about him.
          Yup, i thought as much, thanks for clarifying. Next time you see me, say hello....

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          • #35
            Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

            Originally posted by Tuerto View Post
            Yup, i thought as much, thanks for clarifying. Next time you see me, say hello....
            I nearly choked then :)

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            • #36
              Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

              Originally posted by Tuerto View Post
              Yup, i thought as much, thanks for clarifying. Next time you see me, say hello....
              Very good!

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              • #37
                Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

                Pubs are dying, they need all the customers they can get. People with dogs account for about 20% of trade generally and up to 40% in tourist areas. This is from a friend who manages 3 different pub/restaurants.
                Wales seems to be pretty slow in catching up, you go to any semi rural part of England and all the pubs are dog friendly. I went to Saundersfoot recently and I was pleased to see that all the pubs were dog friendly, even the ones serving higher end food.
                II prefer dogs to 99.9% of the human race so it's fine by me

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                • #38
                  Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

                  Originally posted by Harry Lime View Post
                  Pubs are dying, they need all the customers they can get. People with dogs account for about 20% of trade generally and up to 40% in tourist areas. This is from a friend who manages 3 different pub/restaurants.
                  Wales seems to be pretty slow in catching up, you go to any semi rural part of England and all the pubs are dog friendly. I went to Saundersfoot recently and I was pleased to see that all the pubs were dog friendly, even the ones serving higher end food.
                  II prefer dogs to 99.9% of the human race so it's fine by me
                  Yes I think the bloke that was moaning on the neighbor's group was a dog hater, my reaction was great I'll start taking my dog everywhere hoping I bump into him and p!ss him off more.

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                  • #39
                    Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

                    Originally posted by North Cardiff Blue View Post
                    Yes I think the bloke that was moaning on the neighbor's group was a dog hater, my reaction was great I'll start taking my dog everywhere hoping I bump into him and p!ss him off more.
                    Probably the first post I agree with you. Let's find out where he lives and give him doggy Hell 😜

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                    • #40
                      Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

                      Originally posted by Dorcus View Post
                      Probably the first post I agree with you. Let's find out where he lives and give him doggy Hell ��
                      Yes and get the dogs to shit on his door step, dog haters love that

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                      • #41
                        Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

                        Originally posted by xsnaggle View Post
                        That said there's a person started coming in my pub who is filthy. He looks like he's been working on a dusty building site non-stop for a week. But he hasn't. He wears the same clothes on Sat and Sunday. If he can afford to drink every day he can afford soap. It's worse than that its in-grained.I hate the man.
                        The dog has no choice, he is taken in on a lead and his wet smell is natural. The man have the choices and doesn't make them. Lazy dirty and careless of other people.
                        I'm not one to call for censorship but I respectfully ask for Mr Morris to remove your utterly despicable message.

                        Some of us know who you are referring to, as no doubt you do too.

                        Instead of making it public, you should have chose to PM Sludge and urged him to have a change of clothes and have a wash occasionally.

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                        • #42
                          Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

                          Originally posted by Organ Morgan. View Post
                          I'm not one to call for censorship but I respectfully ask for Mr Morris to remove your utterly despicable message.

                          Some of us know who you are referring to, as no doubt you do too.

                          Instead of making it public, you should have chose to PM Sludge and urged him to have a change of clothes and have a wash occasionally.
                          Surely not Sludge, he doesn't drink and thinks people who frequent pubs are alcoholics. Even so, he doesn't want dogs in the places he never goes to

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                          • #43
                            Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

                            Originally posted by Harry Lime View Post
                            Surely not Sludge, he doesn't drink and thinks people who frequent pubs are alcoholics. Even so, he doesn't want dogs in the places he never goes to
                            He'd have a better chance of pulling if there were more dogs in pubs, then again....

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                            • #44
                              Re: Don't take your smelly dogs in pubs and restaurants

                              Originally posted by Harry Lime View Post
                              Surely not Sludge, he doesn't drink and thinks people who frequent pubs are alcoholics. Even so, he doesn't want dogs in the places he never goes to
                              He's the opposite of a dog in a manger.

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