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Originally Posted by tis
We had a tiny 4 lb toy poodle who was within an couple of weeks to the end of his life and couldn't leave him alone and had to go to HD in Rochester. We were told we couldn't have him there. We explained that we couldn't leave him alone and the situation but it didn't matter. I don't think Lowe's allows them either. I used to feel if my dogs weren't welcome in a store I wouldn't shop there. I was even allowed to bring them in Hunter's in Wolfeboro (in a bag of course). But it took me so long to shop because everybody stopped me wanted to talk about and or pet the dog, that I finally gave that up. THat is why I like small stores. Now if I had a big dog that needed to walk on the floor on a leash, I would never think of bringing them in a store. In fact, we used to have bigger dogs and never took them everywhere with us. There is just something about the little dogs.
I got that video in an email, with the retriever and the little boy. So cute!
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Lowes does allow dogs. In fact when my Rascal was a puppy if I showed up at Tilton Lowes without her the girls were disappointed.
I often bring her to Gilford and many workers there know her by name.
I have never been asked to remove my dog from a Lowes store. I do however from time to time get looks from obvious none animal lovers with a look that says why do you have a dog in the store.
I would however never bring a dog into a store that needed a leash. To much work, but that is why we have lap dogs.
Oh FYI for those interested I bought my wife another JR puppy for Christmas. It doesn't replace pirate but it sure helped put a smile back on her face.
