Graveyards are the places where people’s loved ones are laid to rest after they die. They never take lightly when someone attempts to disrespect their loved ones’ graves by walking or sitting on them. Bringing their dogs to the cemetery implies allowing them to urinate or defecate in other people’s plots, which is illegal by city ordinance.
On Father’s Day, OP intended to visit his father’s grave in the cemetery with his mother. They spent some time there after setting flowers on his father’s tomb, and during their visit, a boisterous family arrived at the cemetery. They began placing chairs and blankets on the graves around their gravesite. OP simply ignored them and remained silent, allowing them to conduct their business. A third car pulled up, and two dogs leaped out and began rushing about eagerly. OP became irritated because it was clearly stated on the entrance that dogs and motorcycles were not permitted at the cemetery. Read the entire story to see how the family reacted when OP told them that they couldn’t bring dogs there.
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OP informed them that they were breaking the regulations by bringing pets to the cemetery. They claimed that because the dogs’ owners lived outside of town, the law did not apply to them. OP attempted to explain to them that the law applied to everyone, regardless of whether they were locals or not, and that they were disrespecting the graves by sitting on them and allowing their dogs to damage the cemetery. They rebuked OP for ruining their father’s day, so he left and phoned Animal Control to deal with the irritating family. He discovered that numerous people had reported to Animal Control about them, and the officer had gone to deal with them.
Now that you’ve heard the story, let’s dive into what Redditors had to say. Keep reading to discover other people’s perspectives on the matter.
OP did the right thing by confronting them because their acts were rude and violated the cemetery’s guidelines. Coming there to honor their loved ones does not imply that they are unconcerned about other people’s graves. They physically placed chairs and blankets on other graves and didn’t feel guilty about going and racing around with their pets. It should be reported immediately, and they should be fined. What is your perspective on the OP’s situation? Share your ideas in the comments section below, and stay tuned to Wholesomeness for more tales.