..... The miscue apparently occurred when the city commissioned a local artist to make a new sign for the dog park entrance. It is somewhat unclear why, but the words "small dog" were etched into the welcome message on it by mistake.
"It's quite a beautiful sign; it really is," Reiblich said. "We think it probably means it's a small park, not that it's for small dogs."
In any event, plans were made to quickly slap some duct tape over the "sm" in the offending word, leaving only the "all" — and earning the approval of just about everyone.
But the parks people decided to take no chances, and by midday Friday, the new sign was completely bundled and roped in tarp. While it awaits the needed spelling change, paper fliers pasted all over inform the pooches and their people in no uncertain terms:
"The Jacobs Dog recreation is open to ALL dogs regardless of race, breed, color or SIZE!" (SIZE is underlined, too, just in case.)---> Read More <---
Um...aren't they forgetting something here?? This would never fly if it were non-canines.I'd be demanding to know if they are planning on building a separate park for the gay dogs???
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That is bizarre. Someone with a medium to big dog must have seen his pooch about to dwarf the 'small dog park' sign as it was about to take a dump or take a leak on the sign, and felt understandably offended.
At this park, it's a small step for big dogs, but a giant leap for dog kind. Especially the small dogs, they have to take giant leaps where the bigger dogs merely take a step. Well, I am glad that their masters all took a stand on their hind legs for this clear doggy rights abomination. I'm sure any doggy who reads the sign from now on would enjoy restored faith in humanity and doganity alike.
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