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Dog owner’s public grooming at S’pore condo sparks outrage

Singapore — The behaviour of a resident known as the “Lady Dog Owner of Level 2” has caused a stir at The Elysia condo on Mar Thoma Road.

She’s not shy of grooming her dogs in public spaces, even leaving bits of fur lying around.

She doesn’t seem to care about cleaning up after her dogs.

Even more upsetting, she’s been seen throwing her dogs’ fur into people’s private gardens.

Her neighbours are annoyed.

She has been taken to task in Phoebe Valkyrie’s post on the Complaint Singapore Facebook page.

The post said her dogs are always out without a leash and run around freely. People have seen her dogs running up to others, scaring them.

People have told her it’s not right. But she just says, “it’s not your business,” and doesn’t seem to care.

Phoebe’s post asked the dog owner: “How do you like if we start cutting our hair and combing our hair at your doorstep, leave our poo and hair at your doorstep, throw our hair into your house and run freely and charge at you whenever we see you?”

The post attracted comments.

One asked, “What about the condo by laws? Can they tackle this issue?”

Another said, “Dog owner should have considered a poodle if she has an issue with dog shedding fur all over the house.”

 

Some suggested Phoebe report the matter to the condo management.

However, one commenter rather liked the dogs and said, “Side note the dogs so cute.” /TISG

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