The Baptist church Julia Pozgaj has a dog - and therefore experiences hostility.
She asks for conversation instead of verbal abuse.
Taufkirchen
- Julia Pozgaj loves her dog Pauli.
The three-year-old mixed breed with a Labrador / Belgian shepherd share is "a dog's soul".
Pauli is absolutely not aggressive, says the 51-year-old from Taufkirchen.
And yet she experiences hostility again and again.
"The hatred against dog owners has grown alarmingly," reports Pozgaj when asked.
That's why she pleads for dialogue in an email to the editorial team.
Surely there are dog owners to whom the dog belongs taken away.
She is also aware that some people have been bitten.
“But dear Taufkirchener, most dog owners only have one family member and no monster in the house.
Let's seek conversation in the street and you will see who we are, ”writes Pozgaj.
Recently, a pedestrian who was passing a long way off scolded loudly, “without Pauli having any interest in the pedestrian.
Our dog is a dear, cuddly fool.
In our house our tomcat is wearing his pants. "
Pauli loves to play with his dog toy during his pee breaks. “With a collar, of course, but without a leash on a meadow on our property. When people walk by, we consider whether to leash him or just call him over. But if he doesn't even show interest in what's going on around him, we are happy to let him continue playing. Of course we don't let him out of our sight. "As a responsible dog person, she accepts every new regulation and implements it," even if we usually don't make sense of it ".
It is “a bottomless cheek that one accepts the waste bags from the community, but then simply leaves them lying on the fields and paths. I also burst my neck when I discover a new mine on the street, path or meadow, ”says Pozgaj. This is certainly rightly scolded, "but about all the dirt that our fellow citizens leave behind on the paths and streets - nothing".
