FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! LET THE BOY BRING THE DOG TAILGATING!
Tailgating With Pets
- Thread starter Isualum13
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Could you guys just all stay home please, I don't really want to be around people.
We always bring our dog to this game because we are headed north from central Iowa for a holiday family get together. We try to come a little later and leave early. We leave the car running during the game. It’s only a couple gallons of gas. Has never been a big deal even with some of those hot game days.
Someone will undoubtedly lose their dog or have something bad happen to it. Leave them at home.
Keep it on a leash of appropriate length and pick up its sh*t. Seems simple enough but it's amazing how many people struggle with these simple rules.
We did it once. It was 50 degrees outside, and we had friends who weren’t going into the game that could watch him.
He likes people and events, and he had a blast. But in any warmer (or colder) weather it wouldn’t work.
I wouldn’t do it again unless someone you trust isn’t going into the game and willing to help.
He likes people and events, and he had a blast. But in any warmer (or colder) weather it wouldn’t work.
I wouldn’t do it again unless someone you trust isn’t going into the game and willing to help.
If no one brought their kids to games, ISU would look like osu’s crowd last night in 20 years.
Johnny Cash voice:
Don't take your [dogs] to town son
Leave your [dogs] at home Bill
Don't take your [dogs] to town
Don't take your [dogs] to town son
Leave your [dogs] at home Bill
Don't take your [dogs] to town
I have a dog, and dog's are the greatest creatures on the planet, but why in the world do people bring them to events where there's a lot of people? Leave them at home please. You don't need to show off your dog, most people don't want them there.
Wouldn't you enjoy yourself more if you didn't have to worry about your dog the whole time anyway?
Wouldn't you enjoy yourself more if you didn't have to worry about your dog the whole time anyway?
I brought my dog several times. On cooler days. She was always comfortable sleeping in the car and it was far more humane that expecting her to 'hold it' for 12 hours. Plus she was low key and loved everyone.
