Client Delays Taking Dogs Back From Groomer, Goes Mad When She Takes Them To Shelter
Arguments happen quite commonly in life, and sometimes, they help us understand each other better. Some arguments don't last for long, but some seem really hard to solve because the two parties are both right and wrong.
A groomer has recently complained to Reddit about her customers' postponement to get their dogs from the shop she worked at. She tried to remind them three times, but at the end of the day, they still didn't show up to claim their dog. At that time, the shop had to be closed and could no longer take the dogs. Therefore, she decided to send them to a local shelter.
Two hours later, an angry message was sent to the groomer saying that she had no right to surrender her clients' dogs to the shelter. In the text, the customers also said that they had to pay $32 to get the dogs back. As a result, they left the groomer a bad review and slandered her over the Internet.
Well, people on Reddit take the groomer's side. They say that she completely can do that because she is a groomer, not a sitter, and she doesn't have the responsibility to take care of the client's dogs. They don't show up to get their pets, but she doesn't have to take charge of their dogs.
A groomer has recently complained to Reddit about her customers' postponement to get their dogs from the shop she worked at. She tried to remind them three times, but at the end of the day, they still didn't show up to claim their dog. At that time, the shop had to be closed and could no longer take the dogs. Therefore, she decided to send them to a local shelter.
Two hours later, an angry message was sent to the groomer saying that she had no right to surrender her clients' dogs to the shelter. In the text, the customers also said that they had to pay $32 to get the dogs back. As a result, they left the groomer a bad review and slandered her over the Internet.
Source: Physical_Elk5666
Source: Physical_Elk5666
Source: Physical_Elk5666
Source: Physical_Elk5666
Source: Physical_Elk5666
Well, people on Reddit take the groomer's side. They say that she completely can do that because she is a groomer, not a sitter, and she doesn't have the responsibility to take care of the client's dogs. They don't show up to get their pets, but she doesn't have to take charge of their dogs.
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
Source: r/AmItheAsshole
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