[ SECRET POST #5744 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5744 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Late night confessions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Or they may not know the dog is leaving the yard *shrug* I think they suck and shouldn’t own pets but I also think that if they’re older they are less likely to be aware of what’s safe, what’s legal, and what’s common courtesy. Just my personal experience, sorry for making a rational suggestion that could help everyone and leave OP anon in the process. I’ll see myself out.

Re: Late night confessions thread

[(Anonymous)]

I literally don't know a single place where it's legal to just let your dog run around on other people's property, soooo....

Re: Late night confessions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Vermont. But only if they are attack dogs that are trained to be ultra aggressive and answer to only to one owner. Thanks a lot, hunting lobby.

Re: Late night confessions thread

[(Anonymous)]

Ayrt and the yard's not fenced in. No invisible fence, either. If they're letting their dog out of the house into a yard with no fence, they'd have to be pretty dim not to realize that it might leave.