Talk Quesada forum

when is Zocco market NOT crowded?

Dogs in markets fine, CAREFULLY SUPERVISED however let's remember ALL THE DOG FOULING so please remember CLEAR UP after your dog pools whether at the market or on ALL OUR PAVEMENTS

Dogs in markets “not fine” unless carried or in proper dog carriage. If a dog is injured it is not the dogs fault. I love dogs, so why put them at risk of injury, however small the risk?

Benjy wrote:Dogs in markets “not fine” unless carried or in proper dog carriage. If a dog is injured it is not the dogs fault. I love dogs, so why put them at risk of injury, however small the risk?

Does your analogy go for kids too? They are constantly in the way!!!

Dinkelharper wrote:

Benjy wrote:Dogs in markets “not fine” unless carried or in proper dog carriage. If a dog is injured it is not the dogs fault. I love dogs, so why put them at risk of injury, however small the risk?

Does your analogy go for kids too? They are constantly in the way!!!

What about the miserable British...speaking to Spanish traders in extra loud voices ...thinking the Spanish traders will understand them .....after all they have only lived in Spain 10years and haven't learned any language yet .....I find them annoying

If we take out English bull mastiff...she's 8 stone ...we get to zoco about 8.30 ....she gets a big fuss made of her by lots of people , traders ...especially the cheese lady who always gives her a few bits of cheese .....she's very friendly and well known around quesada in various bars

I’m not talking about them being in the way. I’m talking about the risk of injury to THEM.

Dinkelharper............Maybe you should sweep in front of your own door before you start sweeping others.............thats a good saying,never heard it before.........which country does that originate from?