elfie Posted November 24, 2014 Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 (edited) Apologies again a Rant re Secret Harbour Dog Owners RANT Again some middle aged nothing to do all day except coffee and lunch paint my nails and read Hello magazine type WOMAN, Yes I digress and label said person - apologies. Well she was in the park with toilet brush dog on long expanding lead leaves her said yapping joking dog running I shout please hold your dog mines not social .. Fair play I give warning in plenty of time. She then bends down with poo bag to pick up poop droops the ffin lead dog comes yap yap yapping. I make Ebbz sit as she is now doing Rottie bounce I grab her collar to hold her if I keep walking said toilet brush dog will make her worse as the bleeding things run under her belly. The woman comes after her dog by now Ebbz doing throaty growl, handle of lead by Ebbz tail .... Oh I'm scared she says my reply please get your dog or its going to get worse mines not dog social ......... open your eyes lady to whats going on here a 7 stone Rottie baying at leash to eat your yapping non dog .......... opps the eyes they are stuck together with your false eyelashes - opps I digress again ........ Then blow me down with a feather her reply ..................... You should have your dog under control............ Is it me or was there something wrong in her statement !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oi Oi Oi woman of coffee and lunch with ladies land wake up and smell the coffee darling instead of sipping your skinny latte. It was your dog not under control and you dropped the lead......... People wake up keep your dogs under control please please please I am now on a mission and am seriously thinking of doing a flyer drop in the area where I live. I will not be responsible if my dog attacks one of these little goddam things ............................. Again I am seriously thinking of not doing anything next time and letting Ebbz fly but I wont I am a responsible dog owner. Its the same people all the time !!!!!!!!!! God I cannot wait to move from this goddam area end of March cant come quick enough Rant over Amen Edited November 24, 2014 by elfie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Plimthing Posted November 24, 2014 Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 well said Elfie! Suprised she didn't do a selfie while you were yelling to her! Where you off to? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
elfie Posted November 24, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 Not sure yet we looking to buy a renovation project but able to live in at same time. Only must have are garage and a pool with a decent size garden for John to have a man shed open to where as long as not SH. Most prob old Halls Head Falcon Erskine Wannanup Dawesville old Madorah Bay old Singleton old Golden Bay dont mind even Waroona. If we go to Waroona I can have chickens again hehe Something will pop up for sale when times right. Willing to extend lease for 3 mnths after March but no longer. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rob-c Posted November 24, 2014 Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 SH is a strange place English guy at work lives there was this dog lady an Aussie ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
elfie Posted November 24, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 SH is a strange placeEnglish guy at work lives there was this dog lady an Aussie ? Yes she was Yes SH is a strange place if your not in the clique then forget it praise the lord thankfully I am not in the clique Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
elfie Posted November 24, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 well said Elfie! Suprised she didn't do a selfie while you were yelling to her!Where you off to? Plimthing by the way I was not yelling. Yelling and shouting is not the same I have some decorum thank you wouldn't stoop so low Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kermit Posted November 24, 2014 Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 We struggle with the same problem here in the UK...being a veterinary nurse I have made it my mission to try and educate owners on dog walking etiquette. We are due to move to Secret Harbour area in Feburary and my mission will continue. There is something the UK is slowly being adopted called the the traffic light system....might be worth a try? I feel your pain and frustration. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Akasully2 Posted November 24, 2014 Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 (edited) That's so clever! Maybe they should do that with people too. Red- nutter, care in the community, druggy, stay clear yellow - prone to irritability, approach with caution Green - lovely people who you can chat to as the world goes by Edited November 24, 2014 by Akasully2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
elfie Posted November 24, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 We struggle with the same problem here in the UK...being a veterinary nurse I have made it my mission to try and educate owners on dog walking etiquette. We are due to move to Secret Harbour area in Feburary and my mission will continue. There is something the UK is slowly being adopted called the the traffic light system....might be worth a try? I feel your pain and frustration. That's cool I think I shall just buy the orange Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Akasully2 Posted November 24, 2014 Report Share Posted November 24, 2014 That's cool I think I shall just buy the orange Is that for you or the dog? Haha.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossmoyne Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 Apologies again a Rant re Secret Harbour Dog Owners RANT Again some middle aged nothing to do all day except coffee and lunch paint my nails and read Hello magazine type WOMAN, Yes I digress and label said person - apologies. Well she was in the park with toilet brush dog on long expanding lead leaves her said yapping joking dog running I shout please hold your dog mines not social .. Fair play I give warning in plenty of time. She then bends down with poo bag to pick up poop droops the ffin lead dog comes yap yap yapping. I make Ebbz sit as she is now doing Rottie bounce I grab her collar to hold her if I keep walking said toilet brush dog will make her worse as the bleeding things run under her belly. The woman comes after her dog by now Ebbz doing throaty growl, handle of lead by Ebbz tail .... Oh I'm scared she says my reply please get your dog or its going to get worse mines not dog social ......... open your eyes lady to whats going on here a 7 stone Rottie baying at leash to eat your yapping non dog .......... opps the eyes they are stuck together with your false eyelashes - opps I digress again ........ Then blow me down with a feather her reply ..................... You should have your dog under control............ Is it me or was there something wrong in her statement !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oi Oi Oi woman of coffee and lunch with ladies land wake up and smell the coffee darling instead of sipping your skinny latte. It was your dog not under control and you dropped the lead......... People wake up keep your dogs under control please please please I am now on a mission and am seriously thinking of doing a flyer drop in the area where I live. I will not be responsible if my dog attacks one of these little goddam things ............................. Again I am seriously thinking of not doing anything next time and letting Ebbz fly but I wont I am a responsible dog owner. Its the same people all the time !!!!!!!!!! God I cannot wait to move from this goddam area end of March cant come quick enough Rant over Amen Blimey Elfie... guessing this is the "person" you have told me about before!? Like your idea of a leaflet drop, but perhaps it is something that might have more effect if it came from the Ranger. Have you chatted to the Rangers yet or have they washed their hands of it.....? Ebbs is such a gorgeous woofer, but I can imagine that the sight of a "rat on a string" type dog would be like "a toy... a toy... let me at it" to her. Not sure why people think the bigger the dog the more ferocious it is.... My large Lab is a softie as you know, but he was menaced by an off lead Jack Russell a couple of months back in the street on the way to the oval. Said Jack Russell owner thought it was fun for her teeth baring little sh*t of a dog to be snapping at Rolo's legs and going for his face, and then accused me of having a large vicious dog and then came out with "I know where you live ... I am reporting you to the Ranger...." Silly b*tch didn't realise I know where she lives too and I got in first with the Ranger! Feedback from Ranger was that she denied it happened and that Rolo was off lead! Fortunately Ranger didn't believe her as he has received many complaints from others and she was warned to keep her dog on lead when on the street. Along with other local dog owners, we don't go to the local oval any more because of this dog and its person.... such a shame. But I digress..... let us know how you get on... Rossy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FOL Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 We struggle with the same problem here in the UK...being a veterinary nurse I have made it my mission to try and educate owners on dog walking etiquette. We are due to move to Secret Harbour area in Feburary and my mission will continue. There is something the UK is slowly being adopted called the the traffic light system....might be worth a try? I feel your pain and frustration. Very clever with the colored collars! One thing though, and it might be just on a computer screen, the color difference between "no dogs" and friendly" is quite hard to see for a colorblind person. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
elfie Posted November 25, 2014 Author Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 Blimey Elfie... guessing this is the "person" you have told me about before!? Like your idea of a leaflet drop, but perhaps it is something that might have more effect if it came from the Ranger. Have you chatted to the Rangers yet or have they washed their hands of it.....? Ebbs is such a gorgeous woofer, but I can imagine that the sight of a "rat on a string" type dog would be like "a toy... a toy... let me at it" to her. Not sure why people think the bigger the dog the more ferocious it is.... My large Lab is a softie as you know, but he was menaced by an off lead Jack Russell a couple of months back in the street on the way to the oval. Said Jack Russell owner thought it was fun for her teeth baring little sh*t of a dog to be snapping at Rolo's legs and going for his face, and then accused me of having a large vicious dog and then came out with "I know where you live ... I am reporting you to the Ranger...." Silly b*tch didn't realise I know where she lives too and I got in first with the Ranger! Feedback from Ranger was that she denied it happened and that Rolo was off lead! Fortunately Ranger didn't believe her as he has received many complaints from others and she was warned to keep her dog on lead when on the street. Along with other local dog owners, we don't go to the local oval any more because of this dog and its person.... such a shame. But I digress..... let us know how you get on... Rossy Hi Hunnie Bee In a nutshell yes one of many in the area. Russel's are crazy dogs should know my dad bred them years ago and we left our Jackie back home with my son. They do not realise that they are a small dog. I think I will be ringing ranger good suggestion. This morning there was a Doris in park with a toddler and a Lab puppy about 4 months running free ::Sigh:: as the saying goes "you cant educate pork" but it was incident free. And went to dog club last night for intro and the "specialist" class for Ebbz is run by a guy called Jim who is a Rottweiler lover and owner so I think happy days, someone with breed knowledge. First class tomorrow night. Am presently making apple and carrot ice lollies for her she is suffering with heat today. Love and licks to rollo x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Akasully2 Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 Rolo is adorable, the jack Russell and its owner were obviously a problem. A question though to Elfie, about what you expect of other dog owners. Are you saying no dog can be off lead, in a public place? Is it seen to be unacceptable to have a four month old pup off lead with the owner close by? I thought they were meant to be at times as part of their training. In in a park near me, I admire a group of owners who daily stand around chatting in the evening as their adorable dogs play together or just hang out/sit down calmly. It looks like an organised event but they just converge by coincidence on their nightly walks. I aspire to being like that and joining in, once I am lucky enough to get a dog. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arwen Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 Rolo is adorable, the jack Russell and its owner were obviously a problem. A question though to Elfie, about what you expect of other dog owners. Are you saying no dog can be off lead, in a public place? Is it seen to be unacceptable to have a four month old pup off lead with the owner close by? I thought they were meant to be at times as part of their training. In in a park near me, I admire a group of owners who daily stand around chatting in the evening as their adorable dogs play together or just hang out/sit down calmly. It looks like an organised event but they just converge by coincidence on their nightly walks. I aspire to being like that and joining in, once I am lucky enough to get a dog. I believe it's against the law unless it's marked as an off leash area. I don't let mine off the lead in public areas. I have 2 boxers and they just want to play. Not all dog owners have trained or socialised their dogs appropriately so it's just easier to keep them on a lead. At the dog beach or an off leash area I don't mind because I assume that the other owners are responsible enough not to let aggressive and unsocialised animals of the lead. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossmoyne Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 Hi Hunnie Bee In a nutshell yes one of many in the area. Russel's are crazy dogs should know my dad bred them years ago and we left our Jackie back home with my son. They do not realise that they are a small dog. I think I will be ringing ranger good suggestion. This morning there was a Doris in park with a toddler and a Lab puppy about 4 months running free ::Sigh:: as the saying goes "you cant educate pork" but it was incident free. And went to dog club last night for intro and the "specialist" class for Ebbz is run by a guy called Jim who is a Rottweiler lover and owner so I think happy days, someone with breed knowledge. First class tomorrow night. Am presently making apple and carrot ice lollies for her she is suffering with heat today. Love and licks to rollo x So happy to hear that you have found a Rottie lover as a trainer ...Ebbs is so good but brilliant that you found someone with breed knowledge. Love the idea of apple and carrot ice lollies.... Rolo would love those... recipe please??? Woofs from Rolo to Ebbs... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossmoyne Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 Rolo is adorable, the jack Russell and its owner were obviously a problem. A question though to Elfie, about what you expect of other dog owners. Are you saying no dog can be off lead, in a public place? Is it seen to be unacceptable to have a four month old pup off lead with the owner close by? I thought they were meant to be at times as part of their training. In in a park near me, I admire a group of owners who daily stand around chatting in the evening as their adorable dogs play together or just hang out/sit down calmly. It looks like an organised event but they just converge by coincidence on their nightly walks. I aspire to being like that and joining in, once I am lucky enough to get a dog. Sully, Rolo and me used to be part of a group like that until said feral Jack Russel came along..... most of us don't go now... such a shame as it disrupted such a brilliant social time for so many of us and our woofers..... Rolo and I walk elsewhere now and he is on lead unfortunately... well until we get to the beach at Port Kennedy and he just goes for it!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossmoyne Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 I believe it's against the law unless it's marked as an off leash area. I don't let mine off the lead in public areas. I have 2 boxers and they just want to play. Not all dog owners have trained or socialised their dogs appropriately so it's just easier to keep them on a lead. At the dog beach or an off leash area I don't mind because I assume that the other owners are responsible enough not to let aggressive and unsocialised animals of the lead. Arwen Thank you hugely for being a responsible dog owner..... but unfortunately not all dog owners are as responsible as you and I and do not take any notice of signs advising that they should keep their canine friend on lead in certain places. I guess these are the same sort of people who do not have any social conscience either and just assume that they can do what they want, whenever they want. Losers basically... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
7cdb Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 People,I don't know much, but I know about dogs and whilst on 2nd reccie over hear in the hot place I have really taken a good observation of dogs and their owners as we would be bringing our Pointer with us. 1,Ozzies are not very bright with dogs 2,Dogs over here are treated as animals in the main not as pets 3,They seem to enjoy their animals,but would never take advice on how to care for them Elfie,you know about dogs,you get dogs,but as you also know. Most people haven't got a clue,please remember that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kermit Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 Slightly off topic but does anyone have a good trustworthy dog walker SOR...unsure of area exactly we will be but thought I'd put it out there...? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arwen Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 People,I don't know much, but I know about dogs and whilst on 2nd reccie over hear in the hot place I have really taken a good observation of dogs and their owners as we would be bringing our Pointer with us. 1,Ozzies are not very bright with dogs 2,Dogs over here are treated as animals in the main not as pets 3,They seem to enjoy their animals,but would never take advice on how to care for them Elfie,you know about dogs,you get dogs,but as you also know. Most people haven't got a clue,please remember that. So you have spent a few weeks over here and you know about Aussie dog owners and their dogs. Seriously!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cocolevi Posted November 25, 2014 Report Share Posted November 25, 2014 I Have 2 dogs and even though they're small dogs I wouldn't dream of letting them off a lead, even though their friendly you don't want dogs running up to you if your scared of them and you don't know if other dogs are friendly or not. Its just safer if I'm in control of them. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
7cdb Posted November 26, 2014 Report Share Posted November 26, 2014 So you have spent a few weeks over here and you know about Aussie dog owners and their dogs. Seriously!!! Just a personal observation,from making a point of talking to as many dog owners as I can. It costs a small fortune to bring a dog over here. So would love to learn more from people. Seriously!!! That is sooooo American Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FOL Posted November 26, 2014 Report Share Posted November 26, 2014 Anyone knows a good Rottweiler breedsr? A friend of us wants a Rottweiler. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rossmoyne Posted November 26, 2014 Report Share Posted November 26, 2014 People,I don't know much, but I know about dogs and whilst on 2nd reccie over hear in the hot place I have really taken a good observation of dogs and their owners as we would be bringing our Pointer with us. 1,Ozzies are not very bright with dogs 2,Dogs over here are treated as animals in the main not as pets 3,They seem to enjoy their animals,but would never take advice on how to care for them Elfie,you know about dogs,you get dogs,but as you also know. Most people haven't got a clue,please remember that. How can you make such a general assumption about Australians as animal owners? Your comment is on a par with saying that all English people are vegetarian!!!! Most people wherever they come from, if they are animal lovers, have a good knowledge of animals and how to look after them. The issue is that there is a small amount of animal owners who are ignorant,whatever their nationality and wherever they live ... and this is the point that Elfie and I are making. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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