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Back in the day when I was young and working in the CD store, I had my fair share of weird customers. However, I think this lady is in the top 3.
She comes up to the counter holding a wee little doggy. Maltese/Yorkie cross if my memory serves. Typical rich lady treating the pup like it's a kid - ribbon in the hair, little jersy, collar that looked jewellry like. But the thing that made me do a double take - she had gotten the dog's ear pierced??!
There it was, plain as day. A little gold heart-shaped stud in the middle of the ear!
She as a customer wasn't too bad, she did have a slight attitude because *gasp* I took a few seconds to make sure her CD was in good condition. But piercing a dog's ear? What would possess someone to do that? All you need is for little Fluffykins to have one good scratch, and it'll get ripped out! Aren't dogs' ears highly sensitive? Why shove a metal bar through it? Holy cow!
Back in the day when I was young and working in the CD store, I had my fair share of weird customers. However, I think this lady is in the top 3.
She comes up to the counter holding a wee little doggy. Maltese/Yorkie cross if my memory serves. Typical rich lady treating the pup like it's a kid - ribbon in the hair, little jersy, collar that looked jewellry like. But the thing that made me do a double take - she had gotten the dog's ear pierced??!
There it was, plain as day. A little gold heart-shaped stud in the middle of the ear! She as a customer wasn't too bad, she did have a slight attitude because *gasp* I took a few seconds to make sure her CD was in good condition. But piercing a dog's ear? What would possess someone to do that? All you need is for little Fluffykins to have one good scratch, and it'll get ripped out! Aren't dogs' ears highly sensitive? Why shove a metal bar through it? Holy cow!




And yes, the first thing I did when I brought him in was take that blasted earring out.
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