As the title suggests, a random dog urinated all over my shoes and jeans. A friend and I were in a local park, sat on a bench, when a dog runs over and does this completely out of the blue. The dog walker came over and apologised and took my details but I have yet to hear anything from them.
I was wearing suede shoes with fur detailing at the time so all hope of cleaning them is lost 
the bottom of my jeans and ankles were also covered in urine which was incredibly unpleasant. Needless to say I had to go home and clean myself up so ended up having to cancel some of my plans for that day.
What would you do in my situation? Sadly the shoes were quite expensive although they were 6 months old. I’m annoyed that this person was not able to control their dog and i feel the owner has a responsibility to put things right. Any advise would be really helpful.
AIBU?
Random dog urinated all over my shoes. What do I do?
concernedandworried · 18/09/2019 21:40
I’d be really grossed out by this 
I expect dogs to be under control enough to not piss all over a person.
I don’t think you can do anything though unless you stalk the park for the owner!
This happened to DP once. Never mind the dog, I nearly wet myself laughing. He'd been making a big fuss of patting the dog and cooing at it and then it just cocked its leg and pissed on him 
When I suggested he should be honoured as the dog had obviously chosen him and was telling other dogs to back off, I got glared at .
Also someone puked on my feet in a pub once when I was wearing open-toe strappy shoes 
(not envy). But a quick wash in the sink and I carried on with my night 
I don't think it's unreasonable to want to sit on a bench and not have a dog wee all over your shoes and jeans. But I seem to be in the minority, and it's hilarious.
I’d be pissed off too!
What, are we all supposed to be cool about being pissed on and just go about our day, covered in dog wee?
Apparently so @Babayaggatheboneylegged. If you were maybe off hospital visiting or for a job interview after a sit in the park then who cares?
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