No dogs allowed outside at Wetherspoons

squirrelchops2

We encountered this at a Wetherspoon's, they were very apologetic but explained there had been an incident where a dog had bitten a child at one of their pubs hence the blanket ban on dogs inside or out.

giraffe69

Amazing that dog owners feel that everyone else has to suffer because they wish to bring their dog to the pub. Even assuming it is a peace loving dog the endless slobbering from the flatulent beasts is not something to make the pub experience a good one whether inside or out. Pedigree dogs, of course, would visit a pub other than a Wetherspoons one anyway.

zaxdog

I wouldn't go to a Wetherspoon's anyway as they are awful places. My locals is great, dogs are more than welcome and children are discouraged. So nice to have a peaceful meal and drink without screaming brats running about :-)

Yahoo_Mail

My Weatherspoons allows all sorts of dogs inside, they don't have to be on a lead either.

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giraffe69 said:

Amazing that dog owners feel that everyone else has to suffer because they wish to bring their dog to the pub. Even assuming it is a peace loving dog the endless slobbering from the flatulent beasts is not something to make the pub experience a good one whether inside or out. Pedigree dogs, of course, would visit a pub other than a Wetherspoons one anyway.

Pahahahahha thats the most stuck up nonsensical rubbish i've read for a long time! 

Thanks for the Monday morning laugh 

IvanOpinion

Deleted_User said:

giraffe69 said:

Amazing that dog owners feel that everyone else has to suffer because they wish to bring their dog to the pub. Even assuming it is a peace loving dog the endless slobbering from the flatulent beasts is not something to make the pub experience a good one whether inside or out. Pedigree dogs, of course, would visit a pub other than a Wetherspoons one anyway.

Pahahahahha thats the most stuck up nonsensical rubbish i've read for a long time! 

Thanks for the Monday morning laugh 

Replace 'dog' with 'children' and it still makes sense

Jack_Cork

Must be a new rule as there are plenty of dogs and foxes in our local Wetherspoons. Apparently the difference between a dog and a fox is about six pints 

molerat

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1kl9rmwvn7o

JD Wetherspoon's policy to refuse to serve disabled customers who do not have photo ID for their assistance dogs could be breaking the law, the equality watchdog has said.