This had to be just a cranky employee. I took my baby into Walmart to buy her crate and no one said a word to me. We walked right past the greeter, who did notice she was in my daughters arms, but said nothing. So I don't think it is a Walmart policy of no pets.
Lisa In a message dated 12/11/2006 2:15:25 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > The only problem we had was at Wallmart's, He was in my arms, not touching > anything. It was not a Super Wallmart. It was in Indiana, we were traveling > and I explained we could not leave him in the car as it was too hot and they > told me that I could not take the dog in the store, to leave one of my kids > out with it. I left the store and went to Meijer's down the road, and they > never mentioned not bringing the dog in, just how cute he was. He was just > over 2 > pounds at the time. It is OK though, as Wallmart's is usually better, it was > probably the employee. (If there were no other options I would have spoken > with the manager.) Due to my dogs size and the fact we used to travel a lot. > I > do have to say he has been in some nice restaurants, inside my coat or purse > and we never told anyone. He never barked, would rest and take a nibble when > offered. They are great traveling companions. Karen > > > >
