A young disabled woman was kicked out of a beach in Vama Veche for a reason that is hard to understand. Those who chased her away were disturbed by the fact that the girl was with her companion dog.
Vama Veche
The woman felt humiliated at Vama Veche and tried to explain to those who kicked her out of the beach that she has a disability and cannot do without her puppy, Ari. All in vain. Instead, in Greece, on a private beach, the owner treated her quite differently. The young woman reported the whole experience on Facebook.
“Last year in Vama Veche I was kicked out of the beach because Ari was with me. Although I showed them that I am disabled, that she is a companion dog, blah blah. This year in Greece, the beach manager scolded me in the morning that the girl was not with us. I told him that we bring it after lunch when people leave for the table, because we don’t want to disturb, especially the children. The Greek’s answer: it’s my beach and if I want I can kick everyone out. Bring the girl to the beach”the woman wrote.
Revolt among Internet users
The reactions were prompt, and people were outraged by what happened at the Old Customs House.
Someone compared the situation in Romania with that of other countries. “Last year I was with Cane Corso in Thassos and I had no problems anywhere, not even on the terraces, he was really the star at the dinner table. In Romania we only go to Tuzla and we had no problems, there were many people with dogsi”, someone wrote. “From Tuzla, a friend collected about 40 ticks on her dog”wrote another.
“In Romania, I was with my cat (she was in a special backpack for her) and I was thrown out of the store (Auchan Coresi) on the grounds that we are not allowed to have animals, although it was not written anywhere. In Germany people walk their dogs on a leash through the mall. After 3 weeks in Germany I returned to take my girl (cat) to Germany. Today, let’s have a pleasant and peaceful flight!,” someone else wrote.
“There is a different mentality in Greece. It doesn’t compare. For Emma, it will be the eighth year that we go with her to Greece to the sea and for the most part she was very well received. There are people and beaches that do not accept dogs, but they are a minority…”, was another reply.
“And we make sure to respect people who can’t stand dogs. I understand them and then I give them space. That’s the norml”, returned the author of the original post.
“Know that when I was in situations to disturb, they were not Romanian. They were really Greeks. Everywhere there are people and people“, another netizen said. “It’s very nice to bathe in bales and dog hair”was another point of view.
“But in people’s urine you don’t mind I understand? 95% make it big because that’s how they’re taught. Sporadic to splash”, it was a replica. “I prefer that to human urine and feces“, a young woman confirmed
“I think there are people who have a phobia of animals, especially dogs. They must also understand that they have come to relax, not to stay in a constant panic. Sad but true”, was another perception.
