[Publib] re: Pets in Libraries

[Backwage at aol.com]

In a message dated 4/2/2009 3:32:33 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
fostersm1 at gmail.com writes:

A new  study shows that more than 86000 people a year
end up in the emergency room  because they tripped over the family pet.



Dude, my terrier ate part of my face this year for no particular  reason.  I 
mean, even my wife doesn't do that.  Yet.  The other  terrier was shocked.  
Guess who doesn't sleep with Daddy anymore?   Right--the wife.  Since I've 
demonstrated my undesirability, I've been  banished to the other bedroom.
 
This little incident (nine stitches, temporary loss of sensation in lip)  
brings home that animals are always animals, and that they can become "untame"  
very quickly.  You can see the legal scenarios from allowing pets in a  public 
library.  Besides, my dogs can't read anything more complicated than  a dog 
food bag.  Whoops--that puts them with about half the human  population.  
 
M. McGrorty
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