Forgive my ignorance, but I never knew you could store cars in a public storage facility

Yeah I’ll be talking with them as well

Yeah, today’s sunset was beautiful ❤️

Omg that is so fucked up. I hope your friend is fine now

Hahahaha, I’m a Masshole living in NH so I totally get it 😂

“Well-behaved” is a subjective term. What may be “well-behaved” to you may be the opposite for me.

Personally, I’d be wary of any dog that’s off leash, no matter how well-behaved the owners claims it to be.

I’ve done a few hikes in the New England area too, and for the most part, dogs are always leashed and the owners are super understanding and considerate when they see me scared.

This park is literally the first time I’ve experienced dogs being off leash, so I was curious to know whether it’s a common practice here.

I did ask the third dog owner to leash up. Her dog (looked like a golden retriever, just walked up to me). She just went off without a word. I looked back, and the dog was still off leash.

I’ve seen my share of entitled dog owners too. I just didn’t expect to see them up here in northern New England. Granted, I believe all three dog owners here are tourists from elsewhere in the country.

That’s just terrible. Such people shouldn’t be allowed to have dogs. I’d have freaked out if I saw two unleashed dogs with their owners no where to be seen. It would have brought back PTSD from an incident I had in Denver last year.

Wow, I had no idea some dog owners can be this mean.

Thank you sir, I appreciate the apology but you don’t have to apologize on behalf of them.

I just wish there were atleast a couple of park rangers around. I would’ve told one of them for sure

Thank you for being a responsible dog owner. Whenever something like this happens (even on the streets), I don’t feel safe approaching the owners for whatever reason.

I really wish there was atleast one park ranger around on the trail. I’d have let them know for sure.