Customer gets an entitled dog owner kicked out of the restaurant after their Tibetan Mastiff sheds all over their meal: 'Dogs are great, but eating their hair is not'

I'm okay with eating my own dog's hair, but a stranger's dog? No way.

Weirdly, most dog owners are pretty comfortable with their pet's fur being everywhere in the house. No matter how much you clean, dust, or vacuum, you'll always find a rogue hair somewhere in your spaghetti, and there's always going to be a single strand of fur on your phone screen. We've come to accept that. However, when you're in public—at a restaurant of all places—you expect to spend a single evening free of your pet's billowing dandruff. But when this entitled dog owner brought her Tibetan Mastiff (you know, those enormous dogs with about 25 lbs of long, bushy fur) to the restaurant, she robbed everyone there of a fur-free evening.

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Nothing ruins your freshly fried plate of potatoes faster than a pile of dog hair raining down from the ceiling. I'm a dog lover through and through, and I still think that there's a time and a place for dog owners to bring their pets around. And the restaurant is not the groomer, the vet, or the park, it's a place where folks go to eat… And skip the hairs for once.
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