If you’re super young and still learning about the things around you, even a shop can blow your mind. So when Zira, the cutest half Corgi puppy on the planet, and her human went to Target, she just couldn’t handle the excitement. Her infectious ear-to-ear smile is taking Twitter by storm, and it’ll brighten your day.
“This was her second trip to a shopping mall, although her first one she just slept the entire time,” her owner Jesse told Bored Panda. “She reminded us so much of Rose from Titanic, the way she leaned against the front of the cart, looking out into the world of Target for the first time! We could tell she loved it so much.” Zira, the cute Corgi and Mini Aussie mix is only 4 months old, so she’s constantly looking for anything she can chew. “She loves getting new toys, ones that squeak, crinkle, or bounce. And since she’s our first pet dog, she gets spoiled as much as possible!”
On Twitter, photos of this happy dog’s amazing time at the shop have accumulated over 487K likes and 127K retweets, bringing instant fame to the Monterey, CA-based puppy.
But that trip earned Zira some real love, too. “While we were turning a corner, this woman shopping saw her and freaked out,” Jesse said. “She couldn’t stop going on and on about what a cute dog Zira was. Zira just started licking her, and the woman loved it. She even picked our adorable dog up and let her kiss her face!”
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Turns out, Zira wasn’t the first furball to enjoy a trip to Target
Not all shops, however, allow pets and not all animals enjoy such a commotion. Be careful while putting your little one inside a shopping trolley
I work in retail and everyone thinks this is cute but its not. I cant tell you how many shopping carts have been soiled by dogs. Sometimes we find out and clean them but im sure many times they just return the cart for some unsuspecting customer to use. Imagine all the things you buy coming in contact with that. There are many other reason only service dogs should be aloud and even service dogs should not be in the carriage because of hygiene issues. Not cool very selfish! I feel very strongly about this i have seen a lot in 30 years of retail.
Can totally confirm (also worked in retail) our carts were pressure washed 4 times a year but who knows in between. I had to run away and hide a laugh when one of my managers told a woman her dog can't be in the cart. Her response? "Why not, you let people's nasty little kids in there?" Lol
Load More Replies...Pets should never be taken into stores (other than pet stores) unless they are service animals. Shame on you.
Didn't she say this Target allowed pets though? I have a service dog, and even though he's legal and legit, (I'm legally blind), I still run into people in grocery stores who have a fit. I have to tell them they are discriminating against an American with a Disability, and then they are sorry, but a few remain a-holes! If your dog isn't a service dog, or animal, it should not be allowed in a store, unless the store says it's okay. It's then up to customers to decide whether they choose to shop there or not.
Load More Replies...Zira is insanely cute! Sure, dirty doggy paws I'm the basket are gross, but then again, how about drippy chicken or beef water from people's meat purchases, dirt from fresh produce, pesticides from unwashed produce, leaks from household chemical purchases, leaks from dirty diapers, and who-knows-what from toddlers' shoes? Germs are just everywhere. At least doggy germs come with cute!
Target has a corporate policy against pets in stores. Doesn't matter if the dog is "cute!!" Honestly wouldn't matter anyway, have you heard of health codes? Dogs are not allowed in stores that sell food, you know like Target. The dog has to stay home. This has nothing to do with whether you think the dog is super cute riding in the basket or if "other gross things go in there".
Load More Replies...I'm surprised no one's mentioned that Zira actually doesn't look happy in the pics taken of her. Sure, she's totally adorable. But she's clearly stress yawning and stress panting in a couple of the pics. You can tell by how her tongue is curling and how wide her eyes are open. She's not relaxed or enjoying herself in the slightest.
After seeing all of the post about dogs in stores. I wonder if things have changed in Germany. When I was a kid it was completely normal to go to a cafe/restaurant and see people's dogs sitting on the floor next to the table. I can try and empathize with those with allergies or immunity issues, but they bare the responsibility for their issue more than any other. I saw a post about a child with a compromised immune system. The mother was irate about kids coming to school with a cold. Blaming everyone for trying to harm their kid. Again I can empathize with the struggle they have to deal with, BUT... The rest of the world cannot accommodate every issue that exist. Otherwise nothing would exist. I probably sound uncaring. Asfor the dog messes. Those people suck. That is something they can and should have cleaned up.
How should these things have changed in Germany? Dogs are allowed in nearly all restaurants, as long as they are QUIETLY relaxing UNDER the table, since they are not your damn children. Same for riding the bus or train. They are NOT allowed in supermarkets, for reasons of behaviour, hygienic issues etc. Some hardware stores allow dogs to prevent them be cooked in the car during summer, but that's all.
Load More Replies...Awwwww this dog is so adorable and seems to be seriously enjoying his trip to Target! I take my Chihuahua to Wal Mart with me and people love her.
...what even was this post? Naturally cute dog in shopping carts panting in just the right way. The comments section is more interesting than the actual post.
IKR?! I've never seen a bored panda comment section so fraught with controversy!
Load More Replies...I work in retail and everyone thinks this is cute but its not. I cant tell you how many shopping carts have been soiled by dogs. Sometimes we find out and clean them but im sure many times they just return the cart for some unsuspecting customer to use. Imagine all the things you buy coming in contact with that. There are many other reason only service dogs should be aloud and even service dogs should not be in the carriage because of hygiene issues. Not cool very selfish! I feel very strongly about this i have seen a lot in 30 years of retail.
Can totally confirm (also worked in retail) our carts were pressure washed 4 times a year but who knows in between. I had to run away and hide a laugh when one of my managers told a woman her dog can't be in the cart. Her response? "Why not, you let people's nasty little kids in there?" Lol
Load More Replies...Pets should never be taken into stores (other than pet stores) unless they are service animals. Shame on you.
Didn't she say this Target allowed pets though? I have a service dog, and even though he's legal and legit, (I'm legally blind), I still run into people in grocery stores who have a fit. I have to tell them they are discriminating against an American with a Disability, and then they are sorry, but a few remain a-holes! If your dog isn't a service dog, or animal, it should not be allowed in a store, unless the store says it's okay. It's then up to customers to decide whether they choose to shop there or not.
Load More Replies...Zira is insanely cute! Sure, dirty doggy paws I'm the basket are gross, but then again, how about drippy chicken or beef water from people's meat purchases, dirt from fresh produce, pesticides from unwashed produce, leaks from household chemical purchases, leaks from dirty diapers, and who-knows-what from toddlers' shoes? Germs are just everywhere. At least doggy germs come with cute!
Target has a corporate policy against pets in stores. Doesn't matter if the dog is "cute!!" Honestly wouldn't matter anyway, have you heard of health codes? Dogs are not allowed in stores that sell food, you know like Target. The dog has to stay home. This has nothing to do with whether you think the dog is super cute riding in the basket or if "other gross things go in there".
Load More Replies...I'm surprised no one's mentioned that Zira actually doesn't look happy in the pics taken of her. Sure, she's totally adorable. But she's clearly stress yawning and stress panting in a couple of the pics. You can tell by how her tongue is curling and how wide her eyes are open. She's not relaxed or enjoying herself in the slightest.
After seeing all of the post about dogs in stores. I wonder if things have changed in Germany. When I was a kid it was completely normal to go to a cafe/restaurant and see people's dogs sitting on the floor next to the table. I can try and empathize with those with allergies or immunity issues, but they bare the responsibility for their issue more than any other. I saw a post about a child with a compromised immune system. The mother was irate about kids coming to school with a cold. Blaming everyone for trying to harm their kid. Again I can empathize with the struggle they have to deal with, BUT... The rest of the world cannot accommodate every issue that exist. Otherwise nothing would exist. I probably sound uncaring. Asfor the dog messes. Those people suck. That is something they can and should have cleaned up.
How should these things have changed in Germany? Dogs are allowed in nearly all restaurants, as long as they are QUIETLY relaxing UNDER the table, since they are not your damn children. Same for riding the bus or train. They are NOT allowed in supermarkets, for reasons of behaviour, hygienic issues etc. Some hardware stores allow dogs to prevent them be cooked in the car during summer, but that's all.
Load More Replies...Awwwww this dog is so adorable and seems to be seriously enjoying his trip to Target! I take my Chihuahua to Wal Mart with me and people love her.
...what even was this post? Naturally cute dog in shopping carts panting in just the right way. The comments section is more interesting than the actual post.
IKR?! I've never seen a bored panda comment section so fraught with controversy!
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