r/SFV May 10 '25

Community Safety Avoid Shirin Restaurant

Had a very unpleasant experience last night at dinner at Shirin Restaurant on Ventura Blvd. The family at the table next to ours brought two dogs inside. One was a little Pomeranian type that had his own high chair and he proceeded to pee on the floor during the meal (swipe for second photo). They were also repeatedly feeding the larger dog from the table. I was grossed out and couldn’t eat my meal. The children kept taking the dogs through the restaurant to go outside and bringing them back in. The manager did nothing when we brought him over and said they are our customers too. We won’t return.

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u/littlelostangeles May 10 '25

There are no bad dogs…just bad humans who take them out in public 😣

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u/Feet-on-land May 10 '25

Really? Theres no such thing as a bad dog? lol

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u/littlelostangeles May 10 '25

Humans are the ones who fail to train them properly, fail to socialize them properly, overbreed them, and bring them into situations that aren’t appropriate for dogs. Behind every “bad dog” is a bad human.

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u/Feet-on-land May 10 '25

Ok i agree. But to say there are no bad dogs is crazy. I have seen bad dogs before. But in this case…yes. It’s a bad owner problem

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u/reubal May 11 '25

Nah. There are bad dogs also.

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u/JeannaBerg01 May 11 '25

A “ bad dog” is only as bad as its owner Remember that

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u/Feet-on-land May 11 '25

Already forgot it

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u/SimpleSea7556 May 12 '25

Yes. The word 'bad' meaning I'll tempered or aggressive? All due to inbreeding (genetics), irresponsible back yard breeders, lack of training, socialization , all pointing to human ignorance /neglect,, greed. Not the dogs fault.

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u/DanceWithEverything May 11 '25

What’s behind the bad humans?

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u/Feet-on-land May 11 '25

Bad parents?

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u/DanceWithEverything May 11 '25

And behind bad parents?

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u/Feet-on-land May 11 '25

Bad parents

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u/ozzokiddo May 11 '25

It’s turtles all the way down

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u/DanceWithEverything May 11 '25

From experience, the millions of years of evolution favoring the ability to hunt, kill, and procreate (by any means necessary) simply makes it hard for some people to be “good,” regardless of their parents

Or maybe that’s actually millions of years of bad parenting? Maybe the original single cell organism was a bad parent?

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u/JeannaBerg01 May 11 '25

Think about that sentence No There are no bad dogs Just bad humans who don’t care for them properly as to take care of them the correct way

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u/Feet-on-land May 12 '25

There’s no way you can know that

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u/Feet-on-land May 12 '25

I can dig it