[MR] Woof! Good citizen

[Tank Mark D]

Exactly! Placing the responsibility firmly where it belongs (the owner) and taking the necessary actions, though painful, will largely deal with this issue. Common sense and good manners (neither of which, I realize, are necessarily all that common) should be adequate without creation of more rules and more paperwork.

However, as you indicated in the earlier portion of your text, if the autocrat won't step up to the challenge of a disruptive influence, the problem will likely not correct itself.

Yours In Service,
Glynn-Haydn Murcheson-O'Shannon

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On 9/27/06, mathilde at mathildegirlgenius.com <mathilde at mathildegirlgenius.com>
wrote:

Personally, I think a lot of the problems people have mentioned with animals
at events could be handled at the individual level of particular pets and
owners, rather than requiring more rules, regulations, or paperwork.

YIS,
Adriana