to think that a dog in a pub where there is food being served is not on?

[Butternutsquash22]

went to our local for a wee bar supper, and there was this massive dog wandering around, and kept on coming over to us. he wasnt making a massive effort to get our food, but his head was level to our table which was a bit closer than I would have liked.

I could see the owner of said dog sitting at the bar watching the dog, but not doing anything to stop him, desite the fact that I was clearly not happy with this. In the end I moved a chair to stop the dog from coming near our table. (which owner saw me do, without any effort to call dog away or even apologise.

I didnt say anything to the staff (although I wish I had now!) becuase they seemed to be chatting to this guy, so I got paranoid that I as being the unreasonable one.

was I??

what giyadas said

simple- yet geeeeeenius

Hasppystressedmum

Where do you live? I find there are very few places where you can take dogs in. Generally only some country pubs accept dogs. Everywhere else you have to sit outside.

Whereas there are very very few places that won't let children in now. Only pubs owned by Ember Inns don't let kids in and a few pubs that are real hard drinking dens and really not suitable for kids.

'I say, if you can't buy a drink, sit on a bar stall, or say cheers, don't go the the pub. That goes fro very drunbk epople too!

so it's wheelchair users or non berbas ones then eh?

OP i don;t think YABu if dog was close to your food; dogs (and random other animals if present) fab in pubs but face near food not so much.

You don't have to do all three, one will do