If Fast Food Is on the Menu, Leave Your Beast of a Dog at Home – RedState

I love dogs. I don’t have one for the moment, but I have had dogs in the past, and not only like pets. I have bird dogs, which are more than a pet; They are a partner, a companion, even a colleague, who loves hunting as much as we do.

But some people are not reasonable about their dogs. By working in southern California a few years ago, I stopped at a local grocery store for a few supplies, and walking right in front of me was a 20 -year -old guy carrying his dog. Not a small dog; A big dog, probably 50 pounds. He transported the dog, put him in a basket and began to have him put him back until the store director stopped him to tell him that he was illegal for him to bring his dog into the store – how a shown argument ensued.

I did not stay to see the result. But there are places where it is appropriate to take Fido or Spot, and the places where this was not the case. I would say that a fast food restaurant is one of those places where you should not take Fido – especially if Fido is a 100 -pound mastiff with a penchant for loss.

A man sparked a heated debate online after facing a woman who brought a massive dog to a quick restaurant, finally being expelled.

In a Reddit post, the dinner, which relies on the Socalgiraffe username, said that he had lunch when a woman entered with a Tibetan mastiff of more than 100 pounds. According to him, the dog was not an assistance animal and the restaurant had a clear policy without dogs.

The woman was sitting right next to him, perhaps to avoid being seen with the dog, he said.

When he returned to his table after filling his drink, it was disgusted to find long strands of the dog’s hair on his table and even on his fries.

Yes, it is disgusting – and in California, where it may have been, judging by the handle of the poster, it is illegal. It is also illegal at the federal level, although the laws of states vary. The FDA has this to say:

These state codes are not in detail on animal allowances for indoor meals, but it is because they do not have to do so. As we have mentioned in the intro, to date, the FDA prohibits animals in any Establishment of food services.

A catering establishment Understand the following:

• Restaurants
• Cafes
• Temporary food service establishments
• Institutional kitchens
• Elderly nutrition sites
• Pushcarts and mobile food units
• Private and public school cafeterias
• Corporate cafeterias
• Meat markets and cold meats
• Food stands

But that’s not really the point, although it is valid.

Here is an example of the dog’s breed in question:

Sorry, I like dogs, but I don’t want this one right next to me while I eat in a restaurant. pic.twitter.com/ntpnfznohz

– Ward Clark (@thegreatlender) August 23, 2025

This beast should have been left home. If the restaurant was coming back or went to a place like a park where he wanted the dog, she should have crossed the Drive-Through or recover her dog before or after having gone to the restaurant. It was an act of blatant reckless people around him.

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We see it a lot – people who cannot leave their dogs at home, even if they will eat. Now, the older couple we have seen the other day, who had a mini-dog of a kind, one of those who would lose a fight against a mouse or an aggressive cockroach, and who brought their mini-mutt inside in a closed carrier, nobody cares. But a giant beast that loses the food of others?

Leave it home when you eat. For Luvva Pete, leave it at home.

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