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Netizens upset after woman brings pet poodle into mini market

Someone is seen telling her off and she is heard replying 'This is not your shop'.

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 02 Dec 2024 3:45PM

Netizens upset after woman brings pet poodle into mini market
Netizens who were upset with her actions said it was inconsiderate of the woman to bring her pet dog into the shop.- December 2, 2024

NETIZENS are upset and furious after a woman brought her pet poodle with her while she purchased some items at what looks like a 99 Speedmart outlet.

In a video uploaded by @sirwaffiuuddinzal on TikTok, the woman is seen holding the poodle while paying for some items at the cashier.

Someone is seen telling her off and she is heard replying 'This is not your shop'.

Netizens who were upset with her actions said it was inconsiderate of the woman to bring her pet dog into the shop.

"It is not necessary to bring your dog to the ends of the world with you," said one netizen.

"Maybe she thinks her grandfather owns the shop," read another comment.

“Maybe she thinks she looks cute with the dog,” read another.  - December 2, 2024

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