Dogs stepping on ropes
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As long as your dog doesn't smoke at the crag, it's fine. |
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grog m wrote:Your dog lives in my world, not vice versa. If I want to keep my roast beast sandwich on a rock then I will. If Fluffy goes for it then its time for a lesson from the bootGimme that damn sandwich, bitch |
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grog m wrote:Your dog lives in my world, not vice versa. If I want to keep my roast beast sandwich on a rock then I will. If Fluffy goes for it then its time for a lesson from the bootYou live in my world, not vice versa. If you give fluffy the boot for going after the sandwich you left out then you might be getting a lesson from my boot. :) |
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Uh-oh, it's escalating rapidly. There's a smackdown a'comin'. |
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Lotta chest thumping going on here... |
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To think that just the other day I was wondering why there wasn't yet another dogs at the crag thread....... |
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Marc801 wrote:To think that just the other day I was wondering why there wasn't yet another dogs at the crag thread.......This isn't a new issue? |
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If you cant teach Fluffy manners and respect then someone has to. Its not fair to other climbers to have your dog running amuck being pest because you dont bother to train it. Unfortunately we live in a safe space and I cant do anything to you but I can do something to your dog. You think its cute when Fluffers does bad things but I sure as H*** dont. My perfectly adapted human body forces him to submit. My bipedal anatomy allows me to move through the environment more easily and tower over him. My larger brain allows me to trick him. My opposable thumbs are perfect for picking up clubs and rocks with which to smash him in the head. |
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grog m wrote:If you cant teach Fluffy manners and respect then someone has to. Its not fair to other climbers to have your dog running amuck being pest because you dont bother to train it. Unfortunately we live in a safe space and I cant do anything to you but I can do something to your dog. You think its cute when Fluffers does bad things but I sure as H*** dont. My perfectly adapted human body forces him to submit. My bipedal anatomy allows me to move through the environment more easily and tower over him. My larger brain allows me to trick him. My opposable thumbs are perfect for picking up clubs and rocks with which to smash him in the head.Don't feed the troll. |
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FrankPS wrote:As long as your dog doesn't smoke at the crag, it's fine.+1 |
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Dogs on the rope are fine. |
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Zac.St.Jules wrote: +1But what if the dog is smoking reefer? |
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What's the point of making these rules, but never enforcing them? It's far more profitable than giving parking ticket to some tourists from Colorado. |
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It is not an issue of damaging the rope...First it is safety and 2nd pure respect and common courtesy. |
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Gaar wrote:It is not an issue of damaging the rope...First it is safety and 2nd pure respect and common courtesy.+1 |
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Gaar wrote:As always WHY IS THIS EVEN A DISCUSSION?!Because of entitled dog owners? I've been bitten by a small dog (smuggled into JTree). I don't care as much about a small dog sitting on a rock so long he's behaved. The owners saw me approach and only warned me after the fact 'oh yeah he does that'. I've seen a massive pack of entitled dog owners roam around Calico Basin, getting into fights with each other and being a general nuisance. Their (mostly) female owners were absolutely worthless. Much like most single moms, they typically don't understand the value of discipline. I was prevented from climbing a route I wanted to do in Owens River Gorge because of a growling pooch at the base of the adjacent climb. Basically, that couple had an entire wall to themselves because they had their shit animal growing and gnashing at anyone who could get within 50ft of them. Really cool, guys! I have friends with dogs and they're cool. If their dog isn't lying down and behaving him/herself, they are restrained or otherwise made to behave. Some dog owners need a royal beat-down, however. |
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grog m wrote:Your dog lives in my world, not vice versa.Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man. |
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Ball wrote: Because of entitled dog owners? I've been bitten by a small dog (smuggled into JTree). I don't care as much about a small dog sitting on a rock so long he's behaved. The owners saw me approach and only warned me after the fact 'oh yeah he does that'. I've seen a massive pack of entitled dog owners roam around Calico Basin, getting into fights with each other and being a general nuisance. Their (mostly) female owners were absolutely worthless. Much like most single moms, they typically don't understand the value of discipline. I was prevented from climbing a route I wanted to do in Owens River Gorge because of a growling pooch at the base of the adjacent climb. Basically, that couple had an entire wall to themselves because they had their shit animal growing and gnashing at anyone who could get within 50ft of them. Really cool, guys! I have friends with dogs and they're cool. If their dog isn't lying down and behaving him/herself, they are restrained or otherwise made to behave. Some dog owners need a royal beat-down, however.More reason to carry my sidearm and solve the problem ethically, your dog nips at me, my friends, or my dog.....done..Honey badger don't give a fuck! |
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Sam Elliott wrote: Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man.You can't like, OWN dogs, man. |