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No thanks for the gift
Published on Thu, Feb 25, 2010 by Keith A. GehrigRead More Letters
Editor:
To the person who thought it appropriate to allow your dog to take a major “dump” on the steps down to my office last Saturday, a big “shame on you.”
You gave all of us dog owners a very large black eye.
Not only was I sitting in my office, with the lights on, my signs out and a client at my desk, but I saw you on the steps and then saw you leave!
I’m thankful that I found the “gift” before someone else found it… with their shoes.
I realize this was an embarrassing situation but there is no excuse for just leaving it in my book.
As a conscientious dog-owner, I always carry extra bags and would have offered assistance if you had shown any courtesy.
But since you didn’t, I can only offer my shame and disgust and hope that your dog shared their “gastric distress” somewhere inconvenient for you as well.
Keith A. Gehrig - Office Manager
The Driftwood Players
To the person who thought it appropriate to allow your dog to take a major “dump” on the steps down to my office last Saturday, a big “shame on you.”
You gave all of us dog owners a very large black eye.
Not only was I sitting in my office, with the lights on, my signs out and a client at my desk, but I saw you on the steps and then saw you leave!
I’m thankful that I found the “gift” before someone else found it… with their shoes.
I realize this was an embarrassing situation but there is no excuse for just leaving it in my book.
As a conscientious dog-owner, I always carry extra bags and would have offered assistance if you had shown any courtesy.
But since you didn’t, I can only offer my shame and disgust and hope that your dog shared their “gastric distress” somewhere inconvenient for you as well.
Keith A. Gehrig - Office Manager
The Driftwood Players