Woolworths consumers split over ‘revolting’ pet dog act in shop

An uncommon view at a Woolworths shop on Wednesday has actually split Aussies after 2 canines supposedly rushed inside the shop without their proprietor, magnificent consumers and team that observed the pets wandering openly.

A picture shared online reveals both chuffed Staffies each being in a cart after team apparently had them, with records from clients the rouge family pets were “tearing past” them via the aisles.

But the photo, which was cooperated a regional area team on Wednesday, has actually split the NSW area where the case occurred in Ballina, on theNorth Coast While several were delighted by the “hilarious” view, with one calling it “incredible” others were extra worried regarding the health, with carts being made use of to keep food.

“Hope those two trolleys got a good cleaning before being used again,” one claimed. “Fancy shopping and using these trolleys after these dogs have been in them,” one more struck out, calling it “disgusting”.

However, several suggested that “humans are more dirty than dogs” and really did not see the problem, rather praising team aiding the shed family pets.

“I would much rather use a trolley after a dog has been in it than use a trolley after a putrid human,” one more claimed.

Shoppers information ‘humorous’ case at Woolworths shop

Other consumers reported being in-store at the time. “Haha I saw them making a mad dash through the fair,” one entertained buyer claimed.

Another shared, “We were doing a shop in Woolies this morning when the Staffies went tearing past us with 2 staff members in hot pursuit. They went up and down a few aisles before they were nabbed”.

According to the poster, the proprietor was no place to be seen and a ranger had actually been phoned call to accumulate them.

Pets not allowed Woolworths shops

It’s recognized consumers are banned from buying with family pets in Woolworths shops. The just exemption is help pets with ample qualification.

“As per Australian law, customers who have a guide dog or registered companion pets are welcome in our stores. However, we do not allow for everyday pets or animals to enter our stores,” a spokesperson previously told Yahoo News Australia.

Coles has the same policy a spokesperson confirmed last year after a customer was spotted with their pet at a checkout.

It comes as Aussies debate over whether or not dogs should be allowed to shop at Bunnings with their owners.

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