Leave your DOGS at Home,, for flyin's

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I really like dogs, but when I walk thru the grass, I don't like stepping in dog crap, when I camp, I don't like to hear dogs yapping all night.

Then I see dogs tied up at an airplane, wrapped up in the dog leash, water turned over, dogs getting dehydrated. I really don't like that.

In the exhibition areas, the isles are packed, people have the small dogs on a leash and if you don't look down and step on one, the dog owners want to fight you, if they have the big dogs on a leash, you can see them, but they go around sticking their nose up women's butt's or crouch, women do not like dog slobber on their private parts.

Oh yeah, some carry the little bustard's in their arms so they snap at you when you walk by.

Leave your dogs at home when you go to aviation events, dogs think airplanes are for ****ing on, they do not have any other interest in them.
 
bahama flier said:
I really like dogs, but when I walk thru the grass, I don't like stepping in dog crap, when I camp, I don't like to hear dogs yapping all night.

Then I see dogs tied up at an airplane, wrapped up in the dog leash, water turned over, dogs getting dehydrated. I really don't like that.

In the exhibition areas, the isles are packed, people have the small dogs on a leash and if you don't look down and step on one, the dog owners want to fight you, if they have the big dogs on a leash, you can see them, but they go around sticking their nose up women's butt's or crouch, women do not like dog slobber on their private parts.

Oh yeah, some carry the little bustard's in their arms so they snap at you when you walk by.

Leave your dogs at home when you go to aviation events, dogs think airplanes are for ****ing on, they do not have any other interest in them.
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Man, you must hang out with stupid people. I've had my dog at fly-ins, and had other dogs at ours, and none of that has happened.
 
EdFred said:
Man, you must hang out with stupid people. I've had my dog at fly-ins, and had other dogs at ours, and none of that has happened.
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Agreed....

It ain't the dogs... it is the OWNERS.......:idea:
 
My dog <<<<<<<<<< has a log book and about 102ish hours...and is instrument current.

bahama flier said:
I really like dogs, but when I walk thru the grass, I don't like stepping in dog crap, when I camp, I don't like to hear dogs yapping all night.

Then I see dogs tied up at an airplane, wrapped up in the dog leash, water turned over, dogs getting dehydrated. I really don't like that.

In the exhibition areas, the isles are packed, people have the small dogs on a leash and if you don't look down and step on one, the dog owners want to fight you, if they have the big dogs on a leash, you can see them, but they go around sticking their nose up women's butt's or crouch, women do not like dog slobber on their private parts.

Oh yeah, some carry the little bustard's in their arms so they snap at you when you walk by.

Leave your dogs at home when you go to aviation events, dogs think airplanes are for ****ing on, they do not have any other interest in them.
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As mentioned - It's not the dogs, it's the owners
 
Brad Z said:
Not a dog person, I take it?
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Well, he started his post with "I really like dogs." Although I can see how the question might arise.

My main thought is that propellers and dogs don't mix.
 
Maybe I'm one of those bad dog owner pilots. Pilots scowl at me when I call my dog, maybe I shouldn't have named him Clear.
 
bahama flier said:
I really like dogs, but when I walk thru the grass, I don't like stepping in dog crap, when I camp, I don't like to hear dogs yapping all night.

Then I see dogs tied up at an airplane, wrapped up in the dog leash, water turned over, dogs getting dehydrated. I really don't like that.

In the exhibition areas, the isles are packed, people have the small dogs on a leash and if you don't look down and step on one, the dog owners want to fight you, if they have the big dogs on a leash, you can see them, but they go around sticking their nose up women's butt's or crouch, women do not like dog slobber on their private parts.

Oh yeah, some carry the little bustard's in their arms so they snap at you when you walk by.

Leave your dogs at home when you go to aviation events, dogs think airplanes are for ****ing on, they do not have any other interest in them.
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You could check and see if the fly in is dog friendly and just stay home if it is.
 
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Please leave people with badittudes at home for flyin's also. You know, people that don't like questions or noise or people or kids or dogs or the way other people do things... flyin's should just be for us and people just like us without having to deal with anyone else in such a private setting. In fact, I think this is an excellent way we can show the public how exclusive it is to be a pilot; so many more people will want to join us in becoming pilots!
 
Leave your screaming, germ-infested brats at home when you go to aviation events. Brats think airplanes are for climbing on, they do not have any other interest in them.


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My big dog keeps the weirdos away.
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I wouldn't take my dogs to a fly-in. My boy dog will bark at anything and has anxiety if I leave him alone, I can't travel with him at all.
 
People need to use common sense. I love dogs and have two, but I would never take either to a fly-in. One is skittish and mildly fear aggressive, the other is a big dumb goofball who will run up to anything. I don't want either one of them around spinning props and other dangerous stuff.

If your dog is perfectly behaved, I have no problem with it being at a fly-in. But you'd better be ready to devote a reasonable amount of time to dog care, because if you are not controlling your dog and keeping it safe, letting it get dehydrated, etc...I'll probably say something to you.
 
I kind of wish I was a dog. I could get away with licking womens' privates in public.
 
NoHeat said:
Among their many other shortcomings, do you suppose that dogs are bad at apostrophes and spelling, too?
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He's from the south. Everything plural get's an apostrophe.

Dog's, cat's, etc. I think I'll go drink a few beer's.
 
...unless it's been recently skunked.
 
bartmc said:
Better to err on the side of caution and use them, even if they're not necessary.
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No kidding, it's not like you're having to buy a vowel or something.
 
It's almost like fly-ins are for all sorts of people and families (even furry) to get out and enjoy good company,beautiful weather, and aviation or something...
 
Piper was a very well behaved dog when I took him to Gastons. His biggest problem was that it was hot and he couldn't find enough shade to relax in.

It helped that a bunch of people wanted to play with him because he was cute. It didn't help that he liked to poop on other people's beds.
 
EdFred said:
Man, you must hang out with stupid people. I've had my dog at fly-ins, and had other dogs at ours, and none of that has happened.
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It took me this long to find the photo.

Two dogs that are great at fly-ins!

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I'll think of this thread every time some kid pulls on my static wicks or rubs chocolate covers fingers all over my glass all while the parents say, "now you might not want to do that you sweet little perfect angel".

Great picture Tim.
 
bartmc said:
Better to err on the side of caution and use them, even if they're not necessary.
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This here Southern boy uses apostrophes correctly, but I defer to the above [rather than the rules of math] when expressing negatives--the more of 'em I use, the more emphasis it places on the negative. Two negatives mean it really won't work; three negatives mean it's a really bad idea. That's cause I'm talking, not writing an equation. [I've done enough of those to last another lifetime or two.]
 
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