Stereotyping Dog Owners Behavior

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I think you are stereotyping dog owners. So what's the big deal if someone puts a properly tied doggie in your garbage, How does that really hurt you??? If it helps someone out and keeps the bags off the streets, I feel I have done something, albeit small, to help someone as well as our community. It is very clear how negative interactions affects others and contributes to the overall discontent of the community. We live in a fast pace world andare "me first" community. Seattle has lost its reputation of being a big city with a small town mentality. It was kindness for others that gave Seattle its reputation. It is often overlooked how important small acts kindness improves someones' life as well as our community: Kindness takes the hard

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