We were eating lunch Sunday after church, place was full! Looked across the room and here comes a medium size dog, making his rounds, checking out the tables! He came to our table, nuzzled at my daughters leg, then took off to the next table.
He was causing quite a commotion, nothing bad, he was friendly. About that time the owner ran and grabbed him, took him out. My guess he escaped from a car and was looking for his people.
It's against the law for pets, (not service animals), to go inside any place that serves of sells food in Texas. They can come to the patio area if the management allows. It wouldn't bother me to dine with a dog, done it most of my life. As long as the dog was behaved and stayed with his people, not a problem. But it wouldn't be long I'm afraid, the situation could get out of hand. An unruly dog, a stinky dog, or one with food obsession that might get carried away or be dangerous!
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